1, TH E INDWARD 4.9.q MAINE Vol. 20, No. 18 MCAS, Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, May 21,1971 FIMa-I62 to reside at K-Bay

K-Bay has another first. in 1952, has spent the last five years in Southeast The Brigade's air arm, MAG-24, officially Asia. received HMM-262 into its fold during informal In these years, Marines of HMM-262 have ceremonies Monday. participated in many major operations, including HMM-262 is the first helicopter squadron to be Dewey Canyon, and the resupply efforts during the stationed at K-Bay since HMM -161 departed from 77-day seige of Khe Sanh. here for the Republic of South Vietnam, during The Presidential Unit Citation, Navy Unit 1965. Commendation, and Meritorious Unit Commendation Lt. Colonel Frank K. West, 262's CO since last have become a part of 262's history in Vietnam. November, and the 50 Marines of the second group One of the most appreciated set of numbers were met with traditional leis and kisses. logged by this unit are the 4,370 medevac missions it The first group had a similar reception Sunday is credited with. with the extra added attraction of a few K-Bay Water The squadron arrived at Chu Lai on Dec. 4, Carnival Queens and Mayor Frank Fasi, 1966 with the mission of providing aerial support for who took time from the Carnival proceedings to Allied and American Forces in the Republic of welcome the Viet vets. Vietnam. 262, which was commissioned at Cherry Point With the squadron were the first "Delta" model CH-46 "Sea Knight" helicopters to be employed in Vietnam. After 18 months of combat support, resupply, and medevac missions, the squadron headed for Okinawa (June 1968), for necessary repairs and modifications. With the modifications made well ahead of schedule, the helicopters again saw action, this time in the Khe Sanh seige. In late 1969, the squadron utilized radar to combat poor weather as well as the enemy, running medevacs and resupply missions in Operation Dewey Canyon. During the last 14 months, HMM-262 has flown more than 59,250 individual missions, - logging more than 15,500 flight hours. HMM-262 will be operating out of Hanger 101 when the helicopters arrive by ship later in the month. K-Bay welcomes HMM-262, a fine example of the Maiine Medidm Helicopter role in Vietnam. "WELCOME BACK", is young Doug Feiring's tradition Hawaiian Aloha gesture to Corporal Paul F. Laramee of HMM-262 just back from Vietnam. Doug, son of Capt. David E. Feiring, VMFA-212, was part of a welcoming committee that greeted Marines of HMM-262 with leis, kisses and cold beer. K-Bay officer nominated for 'Honoree Award' WM director K-Bay Marine L.eutenant and decorations, the colonel has Colonel Jacob W. Moore has been the Distinguished Flying Cross, chosen as the Marine Corps Bronze Star with Combat V and visits here Nominee for the American Aces 27 air medals. Colonel Jeanette I. Sustad, Association "Honoree Award." He entered the Aviation Colonel Moore is Cadet Program in 1953 and director of Women Marines, paid a Lieutenant was the commanding officer of Marine commissioned a second lieutenant visit to the Air Station yesterday Fighter Attack Squadron in 1954. in connection with Women Marine Lieutenant matters. (VMFA-212). Colonel Moore The award, presented and his wife, the former Gail Col. Sustad was annually to selected members of Coulter of Catawba, N.C., have accompanied by Sergeant Major the military, recognizes the two children: Traci and Jacob, Jr. Mabel A.R. Otten, Sergeant Major individual's contributions to his of Women Marines. respective service. The couple arrived at K-Bay LtCol. Moore has logged at approximately 9 a.m. more than 5,000 hours of flight Following meetings Brigadier time in his career, of which 1,800 with Sustad General V.A. Armstrong and Col. are in fighter type aircraft. Colonel William J. White, Col. Of the 353 combat missions Sustad visited with LtCol. R.D. he has flown in Southeast Asia, Revie. CO of H&HS. An estimated crowd of the colonel recalls most vividly 115,000 people who attended the participating in close air support The colonel then attended a Carnival managed to pack away a hops during the seige of Khe luncheon at 11:45 at Kansas ton of hamburger, more than Sahn. Tower, which was also attended 88,000 inches of hot dogs and "When the North by all Women Marines. almost 10,000 ears of corn. Vietnamese were trying to get Thirsts were also well taken At 2 p.m., the colonel held into the perimeter," recalls LtCol. individual care of in the form of 18,000 Moore, "a lot of the hops we flew For more photos of the request mast and paper cups of draft beer and more interviews in the Station were within 25 and 30 meters of than a thousand gallons soda. K-Bay Water Carnival, conference room, then departed of the defense line." at 3:30 for Camp Smith. Among his list of medals LtCol. Moore see Page 3 Winners announced in Water Carnival drawings It took almost three thousand get back to K-Bay to claim his prize. Fourth Prize.. .SSgt Gilbert 1/3; Hanson Custom Surfboard. miles of phone call to tell Sgt. Jerry C. Don't worry Sarge, they'll hold it for Moore (USAF), Hickan1 AFB; TWA Cpl. Donald T. Charles, H&HS Wyrick, VMFA-212, that he was a you! Round trip for two to the Mainland. Aircraft Maintenance; Huffy 2-seater winner. Other prize winners in the drawing Fifth Prize...Mr. Ray Buisseret, Tandem bicycle. The prize: A 1971 Toyeta Corolla and their prizes are: 44110 Bay View Haven Place, Kaneohe; Capt. Leonard L. Skatoff, Jr., Fastback Coupe, first prize in the K-Bay Second Prize.. .SSgt Mark S. Yamaha AT-1 motorcycle. Other prize winners include: VMFA-212; Toshiba Portable Tape Water Carnival Queen Contest drawings. Cotton, HEDRON; 1971 Toyota Recorder. The reaction: Speechless. Corolla 2-door Sedan. Marine Lt. Col. Wallace E. Fogo, Sgt. Wyrick is temporarily Third -Prize. . .LCpl. Gary M. CINCPAC, Camp Smith; Portable Color Proceeds from the queen contest assigned to the Mirimar Naval Air Burns, "A" Co. 9th Engineers, 16 ft. TV by Packard Bell. drawings will be used to support K-Bay Station in , where he waits to Sleek Craft Boat & Trailer. PFC David D. Anderson, "B" Co., Youth Activities. 74 The the lifer 10de (The following is a reprint from Flight Lines, station newspaper of NAS, Albany, . It is worthy of the attention of all junior enlisted Marines at K-Bay). Bulletin Board One of the most often-heard cliches in the Armed Forces today is "lifer." It's an in word if you're out, and an out work if you're in. The following questions "Lifer" flashes back to the Grade B movies with George Raft were submitted to the Public (E4. Cam get taaad shuffling endlessly along cold prison walls. It insinuates that the career Works Office by SNCO wives at serviceman has taken a life sentence, just like some three-time losers at K-Bay regarding housing policies Sing Sing. and resident information. The Credit Union has announced that corporals may now be It's a word that can easily be shouted by some guy whose biggest Q. Was the recent authc:ized loans without a co-signer because of their non-commissioned moments used to be standing on a street corner and throwing rocks at re-surfacing of the streets really an officer status. school buses. improvement? It's a work that irritates many. Why? Because no one likes to be A. The re-surfacing of the belittled by prejudicial words. On second thought, maybe the work streets in housing was done with atevtde Wezed isn't all that bad though... what is normally called a seal Noone was born a lifer. They become_one, step by step. Along the coat. This method is an excellent The Post Office Department will conduct a short evening course way civilian life beckoned. The grass often looked greener in their way of prolonging the life of the at Schofield Barracks Army Education Center, Room T-66-A from 6 to neighbor's backyard. Peacetime years weren't always very road. Basically, what it does is seal 10 p.m. May 24 and 31. This course is available to all military personnel peacefulKorea, China Straits, Lebanon and Berlin Crisis, Cuban the small cracks in the pavement within four months of separation who are interested in becoming postal missiles, and then Vietnam. so that water does not penetrate clerks/carriers. Civil service exams will be given upon completion of the Many lifers sweated out housing, pay rises, operations, readiness into the underlying strata. If a course. For more info call 16-658016. inspections, long temporary duty assignments, alert duty and frequent housewife adds more moisture to moves. Somehow, thy years passed and the sense of belonging grew. cake batter, it makes it more Good outfits, good guys and good memories outweighed the bad. So, pliable and soft. The sealing keeps P4ra eted iteed4 dewint they became lifers. the underlying strata from getting And that's not all bad. Most people who accomplish anything in soft and eventually failing. It's a The Photo Club still needs more people to join. Wednesday night this world are lifers. They concentrate on their vocation until they do it lot cheaper to seal coat than to might be the last meeting if more people don't show an interest. Don't better than the average person. reconstruct the road. let this club die without giving it a chance. If you are interested in the Though the lifer may march to the beat of a different drummer, Q. What can tie done about various aspects of photography, come to the MAG-24 training room at the doctor who brought each of us into the world was. ...a lifer. So the dip or ditch in the road at the 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. was your favorite teacher, and so were Vince Lombardi, Franklin intersection of South Lawrence Roosevelt, `Satchmo' Armstrong, Pope John, Billy Graham, Henry Ford and Lawrence Roads? and George Patton, Unfortunately, so were Karl Marx, Ho Chi Minh, A. This ditch was installed lotacptia, eapeteAtt extetiected Mao Tse Tung and most of those who are trying to upset our apple cart. to get rid of standing water which That's why professionals are needed in the military today and in could have caused the same type The contest date for the submission of the Station insignia has the future. So nobody is getting hung up over the lifer labelthe of problem cited in the previous been extended to June 4. Selection of the winning insignia will be made professionals have spent too many years earning it, and they're in good answer. Furthermore, algae and June 10. company. obnoxious odors were also caused and it was creating a sanitation problem. Of several methods Seedee4 (144a aid days Some Sage Advice considered, it was determined that this ditch was the most The Special Services Stables will be closed each Monday and "I sure wish I had stayed in," is a typical reaction by the economical method to alleviate Tuesday effective immediately. middle-aged man who hears that his son, his nephew or the "neigh- the problem. It has been under bor boy" is planning to leave his service career for one reason or another. observation on numerous occasions to determine if the Po-ol to 6e (Awed The old veteran usually follows up with, "Why, I'd be retired by ditch is a traffic hazard. If you now and could stop worrying!" Of course, his remarks will fall on drive within the speed limit ears and that's too bad. His experience is important and, if deaf posted it is not a hazard. Traffic The Station Pool will be closed from May 24 to June I 1 for heeded, could save those men and women of the armed forces, now draining, sand-blasting and repainting. considering discharge, from a serious career mistake. bumps in parking lots are more of The old vet, who got out after WWII, knows how fast 26 years a hazard than this ditch. can shoot by. He's probably still on the job and sweating out a Q. Can we obtain additional 7orcitiet friaes, alowect pension plan. The young service member rarely considers the se- government furniture if we find it curity end of it, especially if he or she is single. necessary after we move into The Tripler Theatre Group will present a free play at Theater No. quarters in addition to our original 1 at 7 p.m. May 28. The name of the play is "You Know I Can't Hear The Institute of Life Insurance has reported that pensions are request? You When he Water is Running." a very important consideration to Americans. 46.2 per cent are A. Refer to appendix four participating in some type of retirement plan other than Social Se- of your Housing Manual. curity. Furniture and furnishings may be emastee4 etzte to meet requested anytime provided the If a worker has stayed on the job with the same company over The Ceramics Club will hold its next meeting at the Hobby Shop the years he will probably be getting the money that was held out items do not exceed the limitation Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. The class will be Corroded Copper. Materials of his pay (back when he really needed it for all those incidentals imposed on the number of items needed are opaque cocoa brown paint, aquamarine and black like medical bills). used in a single unit, such as one settee, two arm chairs, translucents, penny copper metallic powder, bisque, brushes and But what seemed like such a large amount each payday back then one coffee clothes. For more info, call Sharon Wright at 254-1178. will seem a very small amount as the economy rises. table, etc. His problems may be compounded if he changed jobs more than Q. Why do people feel they once. For many, it will mean changing programs and loss of pre- have to strip their garden areas miums. before they check out? The Institute of Life Insurance says that 39.9 million active A. Refer to paragraph 303 Your dental health workers-representing almost half of the nation's civilian labor of your Housing Manual. There is force-are enrolled in some sort of pension plan. But how many no requirement to strip gardens will reap the benefits? How old must they be before they can prior to checking out. is draw on the payments and how long The following artic'e one placejust as it does in any other must they be employed? Q. Why are lanais in of a series being presented by the part of the body. Where the Capehart not tiled? jawbone "I sure wish I'd stayed in," dreams the old vet, thinking of the '4'indward Marine in cooperation has become involved, the new horizons he'd still have before him today (and enough vigor A. The Department of with the Dental Department. bone will usually grow back once left to pursue them) if he had finished his military career. But, as Defense has established The primary task of the infection is gone. it is he'll never have that chance. He has to continue on now in limitations on the square footage order to cash in on his investment. dentistry is not to extract teeth Sometimes, only part of the of living areas for government pulp needs but to preserve them. to be removed; But, his experience and advice is housing. The lanais were included fully sometimes ignored. The old vet shakes By partially or removal of the entire his head and chuckles when he imagines the day when the young as a part of the structure initially removing a tooth's diseased or pulp is required. In either case, serviceman becomes the old vet without any horizons left to ex- to improve tropical living Injured "nerve" your dentist may the dentist will fill the pulp canal plore. (AFPS editorial) conditions and not intended to be be able to keep a tooth in your with a special material and cap the used as a dining room. Therefore mouth that would otherwise soon tooth to prevent penetration of installing the and/or windows be lost. These so-called dead or bacteria or fluids. The fibers that WINDWARD MARINE would be considered an devital teeth may last just as long attach the tooth to its socket THE improvement and result in as normal teeth and are always continue to hold it firm. exceeding CG, 1ST MARINE BRIGADE. .BGEN. V.A. ARMSTRONG the Department of superior to false ones. Endodontic therapy 's being Defense limitation imposed in CO. MCAS, KANEOHE BAY COI . W J. WHITE Treatment of teeth with an used more and more to save even living areas. baby JOINT PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER CWO.2 M.H. IIANDELSMAN injured or destroyed "nerve" is teeth, whose retention in the EDITOR GYSGT. C.B. SIMMONS called endodontics. Endodontic mouth is so important to proper SPORTS EDITOR CPL. R.J. BURNSIDE treatment is used when the tooth positioning of permanent teeth. STAFF REPORTER. SGT. B. PRESSON III pulpthe innermost core of the So healthy and strong are THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY AND FOR Lysergic tooth that contains the nerves and these pulp-treated teeth that they THE PERSONNEL OF MCAS, KANEOHE. IT IS PRINTED BY THE blood vesselshas been injured, or can even be used as anchors for WINDWARD PUBLISHING CO.. INC., KAILUA, HAWAII AN6 PUBLISHED Acid attacked by deep decay. Such a partial dentures replach_g those WITH NON-APPROPRIATED FUNDS. THE WINDWARD MARINE may become infected; and teeth that could not be saved by CONFORMS WITH THE PROVISIONS OF MC() P5600.31. VIEWS AND tooth ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE MARINE Diethylamide the bacteria causing the infection endodontic treatment. OPINIONS EXPRESSED CORPS. THE WINDWARD MARINE, A MEMBER OF THE ARMED SERVICES does not can spread throughout the entire (Next article: Dental X-rays) NEWS BUREAU, IS PROMULGATED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES pulp, eventually reaching the bone ONLY AND IS IN NO WAY DIRECTIVE IN NATURE. NO PAID THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE AND to in your around the tooth and damaging it. 411141111 ADVERTISING MAY BE ACCEPTED. STAFF OF THE WINDWARD MARINE ARE LOCATED IN BLDG. 930. ALL If the diseased portion of '11010 YOU KNOW YOU CAM ATTEND A AND MUST BE car battery. I !FOREIGN UNIVERSITY UNDER THE COPY SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION WILL BE SCREENED the pulp is removed and the GI OHM" SUBMIITED BY NOON ON TUESDAY. CALL 7-2141, 7:2142.or 72431. 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ACTIVITY 1 DETAILS BLDG. I PHONE DAYS - HOURS

Main Clothing, toiletries, cosmetics, gift shop, Tues-Sat, 9.30 a.m. to 5:30 1090 72034 & Mon, closed. Exchange cameras, jewelry, shoes, radios, p.m. Sun Schedule phonographs, records, uniform shop, tailor, smoke shop, lu99139e from readers, Windy is again printing the Station Sporting Fishing/Skin diving equipment, athletic Tues-Sat, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 Due to requests supplies, picnic 219 72637 bus service is intended to provide Goods and pet supplies. P.m shuttlebus schedule. This miiitary personnel, dependents and civilian employees a means for getting to and from those areas on Station most visited. Household Major appliances, dishes, glassware, pots, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 , 139 Tues-Sat, the bus service will be required to conduct Store silverware, lamps, drapes, stereos, TV 73594 Pam Passengers utilizing sets, rugs, furniture. themselves in a manner which is within the bounds of'good taste and Any other conduct will result in the loss Tues-Sat, 9:30 a.m. the demands of safety. of a 219 73592 to 5:30 Toyland All toy sales & hobby craft items. Pam person's privilege to ride the bus. Personnel should refer to the map below when reading the Military/civilian clothes. Laundry & 1090 73183 Mon-Sat, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 following information as to routes, stops, destinations, etc. The Dry Cleaners P. m. shuttlebus uses three different routes. Mon-Sat, 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 The main route is marked on the map below with this design Beverage charcoal, charcoal Cold beer, soft drinks, 245 72955 p.m., Sun & holidays, 11:30 ). It runs continuously on a circuit route, starting from Sales lighter. a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Hangar 104 every 30 minutes from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through toiletries, Mon-Sat, 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 7-Day Drugs, tobacco, candy, 72524 p.m., Sun & holidays, 11:30 Friday. limited 219 stationery, film, film developing, am. to 7:30 p.m. The bus will make the circuit in 30 minutes, stopping at Bus Store grocery items, greeting cards, magazines. s s Stops 1-12 only long enough to pick up or discharge passengers. Special Tues-Sat, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 Passengers may disembark anywhere along the route by informing the Special order merchandise. 1090 72406 P.m. Order driver of the destination. The 12 bus stops numbered on the map below are as follows: 1-corner of Hanger 104; 2-corner of Hangar 102; 3-gas Alterations of military/civilian clothing, Tues-Fri, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Tailor Sat, 10 a.m. 1 p.m. sewing of chevrons. 1090 73588 to station area; 4-Bus terminal (shelter No. 283); 5-bus shelter No 1229 in Shop . rear of 7-Day Store; 6-Disbursing office; 7-Bldg. 1088; 8-bus shelter No. 1230 at Main Exchange; 9-Messhall No. 2; 10-Enlisted Club; Tues-Fri, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Fit and repair frames, fill optical Sat, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 11-Dispensary; 12-corner of Third and B Streets. Optical Shop prescriptions. 1090 73162 The second route is marked on the map below with this design Tues-Sat, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 ). This route starts at the intersection of Harris Avenue and Portrait Portraits in color and black & white. Call 73638 p.m.; Closed Mondays-- or stop in for an appointment. 1090 Mokapu Road. The bus travels down Harris Avenue, takes a right onto Studio Phillips Street, and another right onto Irwin Street. The bus follows Mon-Fri, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Irwin Street down to Pennsylvania Avenue, where it takes a left and Hamburgers, sandwiches, coffee, cold Sat-Sun, 7 a.m. to p.m.; K-Bay 1255 II goes up to Middaugh Street. The bus follows Middaugh back to Harris drinks, hot lunches, pizza, Broasted 5 72665 Home deliveries 5 p.m. to 9 Inn chicken, Free Home Delivery Service, p.m. everyday Avenue, and then to the starting point again. The bus runs this circuit from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and from 1:30 to 3 Mobile Hamburgers, sandwiches, coffee, cold Mon-Fri, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.; p.m. Monday through Friday. Sat-Sun, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Unit drinks, candy, chips. The third route is marked below with this design ( -1. This route starts at the intersection of Harris Avenue and Mokapu Road and Mon-Fri, 9:30 a.m. to 5 travels directly to the main gate. The bus makes this run at 3:30 p.m. Golf Course Sandwiches coffee, cold drinks, chips, 478 p.m.; Sat, Sun & holidays, beer, 72950 6:30 a.m. 6 Snack Bar to p.m. Monday through Friday.

Mon-Sat, 9:30 a.m. to 10 Patio Hamburgers, sandwiches, coffee, cold 1090 73194 P.m. Snack Bar drinks, Mon-Sat, a.m. Hamburgers, 8:30 to 10 Bowling Alley sandwiches, coffee, cold 73617 p.m.; Sun & holidays, noon -refer to this drinks, beer. 1090 to 10 p.m. Snack Bar

Hot Hangar dogs, sandwiches, cold drinks, Mon-Fri, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. hamburgers 144 72766 s map Snack Shop for

Mon-Sat, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; mat Shop Hot dogs, ice cream, cold drinks, 244 72858 Sun & holidays, noon to 7 hamburgers. P.m. s * -..1 Shuttlebus routes Hale Hoolulu 9th Mon-Fri, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Hot dogs, sandwiches, Sun 8 a.m. Golf Coons cold drinks, beer, Hole Sat, & holidays, cigarettes, candy. to 5 p.m. s s

Mon-Fri, 8 a.m. to 4:30 Golf p.m.; Sat, Sun & holidays, 7 All golf accessories, clothing. 478 Pro Shop 72919 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Mon-Fri, 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Sat, 8:30 a.m. to 5 State safety inspection, tire shop, 132 p.m.; no mechanic repairs, parts orders service/safety checks on Sat.; mechanic service from 8:30 72039 Service a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays 73516 only. Safety inspections Station Mon-Fri 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Service Station Store Sales Mon-Fri 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Sat, 8:30 a.m. to 5 Special Orders not taken by telephone 120 p.m.

Tues & Fri, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; CommilemY Drugs, stationery, tobaccos, candy, 374 72908 Wed & Thurs, 9 a.m. to 5 Exchange toiletries. p.m.; Sat, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

10 8 a.m. 1 p.m., Branch Tobaccos, toiletries, cleaning supplies, Mon-Fri, to 2 to 4:30 r.m. Exchange & limited military needs, stationery, candy, 301 72087 laundry/ drycleaning service. Laundry

Barber 1090 72551 Bldg. 1090: Mon-Fri, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sat, 9 a.m. to 3 Shops Haircut, shave, shampoo, massage. 244 p.m. Bldg. 244: Mon-Fri, 8 MENEERIE 72556 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sat, 9 a.m. to -J KAILUA MAP INSERT 3 p.m. Bldg. 301: Mon-Fri, 8 301 ILIHAAI ST a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 111.- Mem Pe Slop Mon-Thurs, Beouty 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Complete beauty care,re, wig service. 244 72564 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Sat, Shop 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Commetrial P.M Ow Mar, ' Tues-Fri, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Cobbler Shoe/boot repair. MOO 73279 Sat, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Shop KAILUA RD ICUULEI RD TO K RAY --AP.

Commervol M Bug Su" Mon-Sun, 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. r Launderette Washers, dryers, dry cleaning unit 116 72479 -nom CJ CJ DJ i E.J1 C-Ji PIP Cl 5 Liberty Bus This schedule is subject to change without notice To better understand this schedule, please make note of the What's Open When and Where following basic information: ( I ) Bldg. 283 is the Station Terminal; (') Bldg. 1051 is the Brigade Bus Stop; (3) For pick-up time at Bldg. 1051, add five minutes to the departure time from Bldg. 183; (4) don't confuse the Kailua Marine Bus Stop with the morning/afternoon ACTIVITY DETAILS I BLDG. PHONE DAYS - HOURS Commercial Bus Stops in Kailua. - Family Counseling & advice, For location of the Kailua Marine Bus Stop (Kiliapai and Hoolai 115 73234 Mon. - Fri., 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Streets), see the Kailua map insert below. Program Commercial bus service between Kailua and Honolulu is available Assists Navy/Marine Navy personnel and On Saturdays and on holidays not recognized by the State Retail Board. dependents with cash loans w/o interest, 72531 Mon Fri, 7:30 a.m. to 3 Relief loans as gifts, or a combination of both, 216 Id Commercial bus service is not available on Sundays. Holidays on which 72868 pm, Society offers financial counseling, budget there is no bus service are New Years (Jan. 1 ); Memorial Day (May 31); assistance...... ct Kamehameha Day (June I I ); Independence Day (July 4); Labor Day 7 a.m. to 5:30 Id (Sept. 6); Thanksgiving (Nov. 25); and Christmas (Dec. 25). Civilian Child Mon-Thurs, Infant and Child Care. 579 72608 p.m.; Fri, 7 a.m. to 1:30 a buses leave Kailua every half-hour starting at 6:10 a.m. and stopping Care Center a.m.; Sat, 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 with a final run at 8:10 p.m. a.m.; closed Sundays le Of major importance are factors pertaining to the late liberty bus le run which departs Bldg. 283 at 8:55 p.m. This run stops at Bldg. 1051, Post Mon-Fri, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Normal services. 835 72881 Sat, 9 to 10:30 a.m. (mail the Kailua Marine Bus Stop and the Armed Forces YMCA on its way to Office pick-up only Ft. DeRussy. The 8:55 p.m. run leaves Ft. DeRussy at 10:30 p.m. and stops at the YMCA and the Kailua Marine Bus Stop before returning to Red Counseling for personal and family Mon-Fri, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. the base. problems, emergency communications, 216 72606 (for 24 hour duty call "0"), Cross emergency financial assistance. Class in Those desiring to catch the liberty bus in Kailua, to go to either 1st Aid and Water Safety (Free). IS Honolulu or the Station, must wait at the Kailua Marine Bus Stop and Amateur S. not at one of the commercial bus stops mentioned above. Radio Phone patches. 1305 72797 to Following are liberty bus schedules for weekdays, Saturdays, Statio w Sundays arid holidays. Be sure to check the information listed above r as pertaining to the 8:55 p.m. bus run nd its route to and from the base Sail/outboard/rowboat rental (must nave 282 72219 Wed-Sun & holidays, 9 a.m. Boathouse license), training classes on Sat., 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in and Honolulu. Mon-Fri, 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.; o. Here are the limes pertaining to Monday through Friday liberty Bowling b; 10 automatic lanes. 1090 72597 Sat, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., only bus runs when cornercial service is also running: Alley 4 lanes open before noon on FROM KMCAS TO KAILUA: Leaves Bldg. 283 at 4:25 p.m., Sat; Sun & holidays, noon to 11 p.m. t,n 5:15 p.m., 6:15 p.m., 7:35 p.m. and 8:55 p.m. Dap Sea Con'tact Joint Special Services Officer. 243 73135 Id FROM KMCAS TO HONOLULU: Leaves Bldg. 283 at 8:55 p.m. Fishing to FROM KAILUA TO KMCAS: Leaves Kailua Marine Bus Stop at VS 4:50 p.m., 5:40 p.m., 6:40 p.m., 8 p.m. and 11:15 p.m. Goff 18 holes (clubs available), driving range, Mon-Fri, '7 a.m. to sunset; Putting green, pro shop. 478 72914 Sat, Sun & holidays, 6:30 ld FROM HONOLULU TO KMCAS: Leaves Ft. DeRussy at 10:30 Course a.m. to sunset. is p.m. and 1 a.m.; leaves Armed Forces YMCA at 10:45 p.m. and 1:15 a.m. 3 Special Mon-Fri, 9:30 a.m. to 5 Following are times relating to Saturday and holiday liberty bus Athletic, camping, recreation, surfing p.m.; closed Sat & Sun Services 130 73185 runs when commercial service is also in effect: equipment, etc. iis FROM KMCAS TO KAILUA: Leaves Bldg. 283 at 10:10 a.m., Warehouse td 11:30 a.m., 12:50 p.m., 2:50 p.m., 4:50 p.m., 6:15 p.m. and 8:55 p.m. Mon-Tues, noon to 8 p.m.; Books, magazines, newspapers, reference n. FROM KMCAS TO Leaves Bldg. 283 at 8:55 p.m. Library 73583 Wed-Thurs, 8 amt 8 p.m.; HONOLULU: material, tape rooms/tapes.tapes. Fri-Sat, 8 a.m, to 4 p.m.; FROM KAILUA TO KMCAS: Leaves Kailua Marine Bus Stop at Sun, 1 to 4 p.m. 10:35 a.m., 11:55 a.m., 1:15 p.m., 3:15 p.m., 5:15 p.m., 6:40 p.m. and Mon-Fri, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Gym 1 Weights, basketball, volleyball, boxing 72109 Sat-Sun, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1 : I 5 p.m. HanWr103 FROM HONOLULU TO KMCAS: Leaves Ft. DeRussy at 10:30 ring, trampolines. p.m. and 1 a.m.; leaves Armed Forces YMCA at 10:45 p.m. and 1:15 Across Camping Haole Kos camping area available by By reservationry only. a.m. reservation through Special Services. Runway 73135 Following are times relating to Sunday and holiday liberty bus 252 Wed, Sun & holidays, 11 when no commercial buses are running: Swimming pool (Station) 72922 runs Swimming a.m. to 6 p.m.; Tues-Fri, 11 FROM KMCAS TO HONOLULU VIA KAILUA: Leaves Bldg. Beach am. to 7 p.m.; /Sat, Sun & Ft. Hasa Beach. 72715 holidays, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. 283 at 10:25 a.m., 1:25 p.m., 5:25 p.m. and 8:55 p.m. at Wed, Sun & holidays, 9 a.m. FROM KAILUA TO KMCAS: Leaves Kailua Marine Bus Stop Horseback riding, Western and English Stables 934 73192 to 6 p.m.; closed Mon & 12:45 p.m., 3:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m. and 11:15 p.m. riding lessons, calf roping lessons. Tues IC FROM HONOLULU TO KMCAS: Leaves Ft. DeRussy at noon, 3 p.m. and I a.m.; leaves Armed Forces YMCA at p.m., 7 p.m., 10:30 Commissary Food products, meat, canned goods, Tues & Fri, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; household 72908 Wed & Thurs, 9 a.m. to 5 12:15 a.m., 3: 1 .; p.m., 7:15 p.m., 10:45 p.m. and 1:15 a.m. items. 374 p.m.; Sat, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Car Rental Next to 73512 Mon-Sun 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Service 245 '

1 garden Tues-Sat, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 Hardware/ Fertilizer, paint, hardware items, 219 72816 p.m.; Sun & holidays, 11:30 Garde. Shop tools, lawn mowers. a.m. to 5:30 p.m o' Hobby Shops Wed, 1 to 9 p.m.; Thurs, Fri, 1 to 9 Repair/paint POV. noon to 6 p.m.; Auto p.m.; Sat, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sun & holidays, noon to 6 :anionic 72541 p.m.; closed Mon-Tues. Ceramics: Mon-Tues, closed; Wed-Thurs, 1 to 9 p.m.; Fri, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sat, 9 Other a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sun & holidays, noon to 6 p.m. Hobby Shop Store: same hours as Ceramics Shop. Closes 30 min. earlier.

and 73666 Daily at 7:15 p.m., except Mavis Military personnel 219 No. 1 dependents/guests. Saturday Matinee. Thum at 8:15 p.m. Matinee motor at 2 p.m. on Sat. 1020 73628

Mon-Fri, 7:30 am. to 4 Provides photooto & lamination for ID p.m.; Wed, no vehicle Office of Bch, issues fishing permits, vehicle registration during Provost decals and provides liaison between 72°47 afternoon; military 1D civilian and military law enforcement photos from 7:30 am. to 1 > agencies. p.m. daily. _A Mon-Thurs, 8:30 a.m. to 3 Checking/savings account, money orders, Bank of 72565 p..; Fri, 8:30 a.m. to 4 travelers checks, take bond application, 1196 73598 p.m.; Payday, 8 a.m. to 3 Hama pay utilities, saving certificates. p.m.

cods sow Sale of military clothing. 209 72035 Mon-Fri, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

r. Mon-Fri, 8 am. to 4 p.m.; Credit Savings accounts with life/disability 401 73693 Payday, insurance, financial counseling,ling, 8 am. to 4:30 p.m. Union loans. Mon-Fri, 7:30 -mil. to 4 p.m.; Mon-Thurs for GED, CCT and USAFI, except AA test; Fri, Language USAFI courses, college bulletins, 267 73572 Apt. tests by appointment . guidance on GI bill/tuition, HS GED Station only (AA form must be tests, offdut education info, college and 72061 submitted prior to OCT. MCI tests, non-high school IOW, appointment for above tests graduate guidance/counseling, speed except for GED and reading. Achievement Test.)

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FOR SALE lime green, $750 or best offer. Call 1969 SUZUKI 250, excellent LAST CHANCE - leaving island in one 262-8534 anytime. condition, 1971 license and safety week. Will sell 66 VW Bug for $825. PURE BRED GERMAN SHEPARD inspection. Two helmets included. Call Car looks new and runs great. Time PUPS, 9 wks old. Sire is imported 72200 DWH, 235-4023 AWN. forces me to sell at low price. Also champion. From $150. Call 72664 GOLF CLUBS - Wilson staff (D3, good chance for smart entrepreneur to DWH, 254-4681 anytime. regular steel shaft) 1, 3, 4, and 5 woods make several hundred by selling to one 1968 VOLKSWAGEN BUG, beige, and PGA custom (D3, regular of many Marines scheduled to arrive 33,000 miles, $1175. Call 72290 DWH, aluminum shaft) 2 - 9 irons and here soon. Call 72728 DWH. 254-4603 AWH. pitching wedge, all in good condition, 1970 HONDA SL 350 helmet, manual TWO DOUBLE BED SETS, only 3 and all for just $115. Call 261-4129 and tools, $575. Call 235-2343 months old, Sealy, firm, smooth top. anytime. anytime. Set includes mattress, box springs, 1962 RAMBLER station wagon, power 1966 HONDA 160, good condition, metal frame and headboard. $100 each steering, new tires, good base $150. Call 72942 DWH. of both for $180. Also large chain transportation, $250 or best offer. Call 1962 PONTIAC 389, good engine and driven tricycle in excellent condition 73102/72996 DWH, 247-4813 AWH. body, must sell. Call 72377 anytime. $15. Call 73696 DWH, 239-7657 MATCHING END TABLES and coffee 1963 VW BUG, new tires, new brakes, AWH. table. Formica tops, glass inserts, very good condition, $50. Call 72563 DWH, 254-3341 AWH. SHOWTIME SHOWTIME MAVERICK, 1970, very good condition. Sharp car, heavy duty load Fri-Wed Thursday Only levelers custom mirrors, and trailer 7:15 p.m. 8:15 p.m. hitch. Sacrifice $1545. Call 72563 ovies DWH, 254-3341 AWH. TICKET SALES GO ON 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO SHOW TIME AND WILL BONANZA MINI BIKE, 18 month old, REMAIN OPEN 45 MINUTES AFTER SHOW TIME! $95. Call 72563 DWH, 254-3341 AWH. TODAY MONDAY 1969 DATSUN - must sell, leaving the SICILIAN CLAN - Main Delon, CHARLY - Cliff Robertson, Claire island, good condition. Will take best Jean Gabin, (GP), drama, 121 Bloom, (GP), drama, 106 min. offer. Call 43-39202 DWH, 922-2959 AWH. min. TUESDAY CHILDREN'S WOODEN TABLE and SATURDAY HOW TO COMMIT A 4 chairs. Hot pants, size's Small, MATINEE - 2 p.m. - MARRIAGE - Bob Hope, Jane medium and large. Call 254-1211 MACKENNAS GOLD, (GP), Wyman, (GP), comedy, 95 min. anytime. Gregory Peck, Julie Newmar, 128 WEDNESDAY 1964 BONNEVILLE, top value, full power, air conditioned - leaving, make min. GENERATION - David Jansen, offer. Call 73222 DWH, 73180 AWH. FLAP - Anthony Quinn, Shelly Kim Darby, (GP), drama, 110 1968 DATSUN sedan (PL510) radio, 5 Winters, (GP), comedy, 106 min. min. new tires, Ziebart treated, ex cond, $900. Call 39270 DWH, 254-3036 SUNDAY THURSDAY .AWH. WHERE IT'S AT - Rosemary DON'T DRINK THE WATER - 1969 FORD FAIRLANE convertible, Forsyth, David Jansen, (R), Jackie Gleason, Estelle Parsons, automatic trans, V-8, power steering, drama, 104 min. (G), comedy, 100 min. like new, 16,000 miles, asking $2,600, call 839-0636. oquin FOUND MEN's WATCH, vicinity of main PX I HAVE A LOT TO OFFER YOU at K-Bay, says Windy's girl as 1 on May 6, '71. Identify and claim. Call she welcomes the men of 41111M-262 to their new home. To see 73238 DWH, 254-2963 AWH. at the schedules of RENTAL just how much she has to offer, take a peek FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE IN services listed on Pages 4 and 5. TODAY MONDAY KAILUA through summer month LUNCH - Fried chicken, potatoes, LUNCH Fish, spaghetti, Brussel $275 a month plus utilities, starting June 15. Call 261-2993 anytime. succotash, pineapple pie. sprouts, coconut cream pie. SERVICES SUPPER - Meat loaf, Pinto beans, SUPPER - Pork and Noodle BABY SITTING for children of broccoli, cake. dinner, rutabagas, corn, brownies. work ing mothers, Ages 2-4, TUESDAY Monday-Friday. Call 262-4695 O'CLUB NEWS SATURDAY anytime. BRUNCH - - LUNCH - Teriyaki steak, fried SUPPER Steak, OIL PORTRAITS - results guaranteed Limas, salad bar, apple pie. rice, peas, cherry turnover. from $50. Call 72664 DWH, 254-4681 SUNDAY SUPPER - Beef sandwich, green anytime. TONIGHT: Regular Happy Hour Crablegs at $5.25 for all you can BRUNCH - SUPPER - Liver, pork beans, beets, oatmeal cookies. JOB OPPORTUNITY on the Lower Lanai from 4 to 6 eat. chops, applesauce, Chocolate WEDNESDAY Station Library will be accepting p.m. with pupus at 5 p.m., then MONDAY: The Package Store layer cake. LUNCH - Sloppy Joe, potatoes, applications for employment, have your lady join you for Mixed and Accounting Office are open corn, strawberry shortcake. beginning May 24 through May 31, Happy Hour 6 to 7 p.m. and for until 4:30 p.m. The Dining Room from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. SUPPER - Ham, fish, succotash, Qualifications: Must have at least two Steak Nite with your choice of 18 and Tapa Bar are closed. bread pudding. years left on island. Dependant Wife, oz. Top Sirloin, 14 oz. New York TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY: EM THURSDAY must be able to work at least two or 10 oz. Filet for only $3.95, Lunch is served from 11:30 to 1 LUNCH - Beef stew, okra, beans, nights weekly, type, no experience served from 7 to 9 p.m. ALEX p.m. with daily specials. necessary, will train. Contact: Mrs. NEW - butterscotch pudding. Maccine Titus, Librarian or call for McANGUS will be back in the SOMETHING We are now SUPPER - Franks, sauerkraut, appointment Station Library Bldg. TAPA from 9 to closing. serving grilled sandwiches at the Club lima beans, peach pie. 219, Telephone 735283. SATURDAY: If you missed bar. Pastrami and Swiss Cheese or ALEX last night then you must Ham and Cheese with Kosher plan to have a candlelight dinner pickles. Notes this evening and then relax to the WEDNESDAY: The Dining Room songs of the "Hawaiian Tom will be open from 6 to 8 p.m. for Our weekly Happy Jones" in the TAPA from 9 to our two most popular TONIGHT: international dishes: Mexican Hour kicks off this weekend with closing for his last performance Plate at $2.95 and Shish-Kabob those popular prices in effect till before opening at DON THE for $2.25 and a special Captain six. Stick around for this evenings BEACHCOMBER'S in Waikiki. entertainment when the great "ANGLE OF REPOSE" dermatology, psychiatry. SUNDAY: Brunch is served from Drumsticks Basket at $.95 for the 1 youngsters - Marquerita cocktails REFORMATIONS AND GIRLS novel by Wallace Stegner, is a Psychiatry. For the first 10:30 to p.m. Special this week a special at $.45. take the stage. masterwork. It is a viral, sweeping time Freud sees the unknown will be Pork Sausage with eggs. SATURDAY: Club opens at noon story that illumates the American monster of the unconscious at Sunday Evening Buffet served THURSDAY: The Family Nite today. Drop in and take advantage present against the values and work. He delves into the the true from 6 to 8 p.m. will feature Smorgasboard will be served from of our Bloody Mary Specials in commitments of the America of nature of the unconscious also Charcoaled Tenderloin and 6 to 8 p.m. effect till one. Don't forget we 100 year ago. interpretation of dreams. The have a sneak preview at 2 p.m. in It is the story of the medical establishment denounces the NCO Room. The fabulous generation after the pioneers, and him but his beloved Martha stands ESSANCE OF TIME group is with especially the women among by him: a small band of disciples us again tonight. Be sure to be them, who went West not to begins to form... Alfred Adler, SNCO Club slate with us for their great sounds of create a new country but to Carl Jung, Ernest Jones, A.A. rock. reproduce an old one. Brill. The most far-reaching SUNDAY: Look for our surprise ANGLE OF REPOSE is a revolution in man's undertaking TONIGHT: "The New OCCASIONS NIGHT" has been today. Remember novel will Happy Hour endure in your of himself has begun. Suburbans" will not appear changed to your choice of the our GAME ROOM and TV memory long beyond its tenure as This novel is at once a great menu on the exact date of your hours of tonight. In their place we have a LOUNGE offer many one of 1971's bestsellers. love story and a magnificent really special birthday or anniversary. Brunch is Our movie treat for you, leisure relaxing time. "PASSIONS OF THE adventure... an unprecedented "Wilma Burgess and Pattie Gerald served from 9 to 1300. is "MacKenna's MIND": this evening Biographical novel of book inside the human heart and and the Sounds of Nashville". The MONDAY: Dining room is closed a top notch cast Sigmund Freud Gold" with by the famous into "PASSIONS OF THE show starts at 10 p.m., so be sure today. Peck and author Irving Stone. headed by Gregory MIND". and be here! TUESDAY: Lunch is served Sigmond Freud wanted only TAPE ROOM NEWS Omar Sluff. SATURDAY: The club opens Tuesday thru Friday from 11 to 1 Reminder - "E" to become a medical scientist. But SSgt. Bob Watson just TUESDAY: today at 11 and the Package Store p.m. We have complete daily at 10 a.m. in 19th century Vienna, a handed me three new tapes he just Wives Club Meeting at 11:30. We have another change specials with prices that can't be Our researcher's income was finished cataloging. Titled: MANAGER'S NOTE: too in the schedule; "Felix & the beat! is now meager for Thursday nice movie marriage... Freud was Golden Hits, (Montovani); From Castaways" are cancelled. In their in love with cancelled so that the monies can Martha Bernays. So, Elvis in Memphis, (Elvis Presley); place we have something really at 26, Put a strip of reflector tape be directed to bigger and better he returned to Vienna's and You're gonna hear from me, royal, the "Majestic kamoa"! and General Hospital across the rear of your car in case movies on Sunday nites for internship in (Don Ho). Now lets hope we hear SUNDAY: "MEMBERS SPECIAL maybe cartoons. surgery, internal medicine, from you! the taillights fail. Power boat races Long&Short highlight carnival INSTRUCTOR NEEDED The Summer Fun Program is looking for a qualified kite builder to teach children the art of building and flying kites. If you possess such ability and interest stop at the Special Services Office (Bldg. 243) and fill out an application. MOTO-CROSS There will be a Moto-Cross race here May 30 at the Station track. If cycle racing is your thing, come on out and do it. KMCAS RIFLE RANGE 10-14 MAY GySgt. J.J. Leake, 1st Radio Bn, fired a blazing score of 373 with the .45 Cal pistol. High shooter with the .38 Cal was 1st Lt. W.R. Knapp, H&MS with a score of 368. LCpl P. Resczenko Jr., B Co, 1/3, topped all other rifle shooters with an expert score of 130 with the M-16.

OFFICERS MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Blair Gibson had a great night with a 224 and a 200 for a 588 series. Bruce Vance had a 200 game and a 533 series. Donna True had a nice game of 218 and Becky Yates picked up a 505 series. Tannie Helms with a 112 average, bowled a 170 game. High average-Bob Weeks with a 181 and Marilyn Kasson with a 157. The Hawaii Power Boat Surprisingly enough, Wilson failed outboards against the inboards as MARINE NIGHT Racing Association supplied to win the overall match as he was all types and sizes of watercraft K-Bay personnel are reminded that it will be Marine night at the plenty of thrills and action for disqualified for jumping the competed in the Unrestricted Portland-Islander game June 16 at the Honolulu Stadium. In thousands of spectators at the starting line. Marks seized the category. The first heat was filled recognition of this, tickets (formerly $1.75) will be made available 11th Annual K-Bay Water opportunity to capture first place, with spills and wipeouts as the through Special Services for SI. Come on out and enjoy the game Carnival during four different with a total pointage of 600, powerful machines pitted their during your night. boat races last weekend. unchallenged. Bill Meaut, finishing speed against all corners. Art Kalahiki Racing started with the insignificently in the first heat, (88) roared his way to KANEOHE WIVES GOLF CLUB (R class) running the first place followed closely behind "Hydro" ended up in second place with In a recent play day at the Kaneohe Golf Course, Marie Thinnes won small by Martin Woody (No. 238). course. These boats clipped 569 points. April ace with a 93-25-68. Sally Clifford had a low gross of 89, while The race took a change along at speeds of 30 miles per For most of the spectators, of Cordie Moran and Ruth 13rown tied for low putts with 30 each. On pace in the beginning of the hour as they sped around the the S class ranked as the most Thursday, May 13th, the Wives Club defeated the Navy-Marine Wives second heat as three boats were Kaneohe Bay course. exciting race of the day. Action Club in a match play tournament, 25 points to 14. Every three months, disqualified for jumping the CALVIN WONG, racing in started early in the race as these two clubs compete for a rotating trophy. The Navy-Marine group starting line ahead No. 41 pushed his way into first Stephen Soon, youngest driver in of the clock. has won the trophy twice and the Kaneohe Wives once. place just ahead of Jack Parker the heat, flipped his boat. The Kenny White went on to win the (867) to capture first honors in race was immediately halted as overall match, easily defeating the beginning heat. The situation competitors, as well as rescue second place Larry Reil, 567 to repeated itself as Calvin Wong craft, rushed to his aid. He was 427. "Summer fun" underway again took first place in the taken to shore, and after an second running as he compiled examination, released as being Parents don't despair. Tuesday and Wednesday 800 points total score to win the unharmed. His boat , Aerial School is rapidly coming to a registrations will be accepted from overall match. Parker came in unfortunately, was not as well-off. close, but come June 14, Summer the above and all Marine Corp points. second with 600 During the flip, the craft was split warfare Fun will just begin. Among the families from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 Spectators had a taste of in two. activities offered will be p.m. power as they watched the F1 Results of the first heat in swimming, golf, archery, hula, Thursday and Friday all this S class race pitted Ken White Within the next 45 days, gymnastics, horseback riding and military families may register of the Oahu Ski Club against Dave K-Bay will experience a many others. from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Packer. White, in his black small-scale air war. Aircraft of all This program will be on a Registrations will be accepted speedboat ran a good race but sizes and weights will be selective basis. Registrations will only at Mokapu School on the failed to match the speed of dog-fighting to the finish high be accepted from Marine Corp days and times designated. Fees Packer's machine. White finished above the Air Station. There will families who are presently will be paid according to rank. second in the first heat with be one victor; the remaining stationed and/or living at KMCAS Please register early, we will Packer in first place. aircraft flying after all battles end. on Saturday, May 22 from 9 a.m. fill up very quickly in popular The situation changed 'n the This aerial warfare exhibit is to noon and again on Monday areas of activity. second running. Larry Reil, the one of a number of projects from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. "dark horse" of the race, finished currently being planned by the first just ahead of Packer. White's K-Bay Green Barons. RANK NUMBER OF CHILDREN boat developed engine troubles Pilots are currently being (1) (2) (3) Boats) in action. The and hampered his finishing time. sought by the club to take part in machines came roaring from the Total score of the match honored this battle, as well as in the club Sgt. and Below $13 $20 $25 pits rendering Referee Chris Larry Reil, who finished with a itself. Anyone interested in SNCO S15 $25 $30 Officer $18 $30 $35 Faria's microphone useless. total score of 700 points followed "flying" should contact either Pat Action spoke for itself as these by White with 527. Jones at 72310 or club president FY powerful machines screamed and Jim Oliver in No. 11 flipped Lee Gauthr'aux at sprayed water around the Bay. his machine off the course but 254-2136/257-2310. HERMAN WILSON (396) was not injured. Current members are 'finished first in the primary heat, The final class of tho days reminded (if you haven't already) beating out Russ Marks (59). racing program pitted the to join the AMA. Applications can be now be picked up from Lee Gauthreaux. The next meeting will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in 402 FMFPac Sports A (as in Alpha) O'Neal Street aboard Station. Members are reminded The Marine Corps again Two Pacific bowlers have to bring their dues. needs tough athletes for its varsity been selected to the All-Marine football team. Corps bowling team and will Training It is sending out a screening compete in the Inter-Service team which will select players Bowling Championships to 1- from major mainland commands held May 17-21 at Ent Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colo. and T-Ball during May and Jane and it is TRAINING looking for applications from Lady Leatherneck Sally LEAGUE Okinawa Western Pacific Marines. Weigie from Hawaii and Team on Lost The details arc in Marine Maine Ruben J. Trujillo were Corps Bulletin 1710 of Apr. 10, named to the six-woman and Angels' 6 0 six-man team for their high scores Orioles 4 2 1971 which says that Pacific Cubs 3 in the 1971 All-Marine Corps 3 Marines may addr. ,s applications Padres 1 that took 5 to the Commandant of the Marine Bowling Championships Stars 1 5 Corps (Code DSB-3). place at Marine Corps Air Station, Selected players will he El Toro, Calif., May 3-7. TEE BALL LEAGUE MEMBERS OF THE HUI NALL? Canoe Club beach their canoe after to Quantico, Va., the I n t h e All-Marine winning the men's outrigger canoe race around Coconut Island here last ordered Beavers 6 0 team's home. They will competition, Weigie captured first weekend. Coach (right, in stripes), gives his Islanders 4 2 3048.2 to beat participate in a 24-game schedule, place in the women's division and Astros 3 3 victorious team a hand. The winners posted a time of most of which will be games with Trujillo took fourth place in the Twins 2 4 out their nearest rival, the flealani Canoe Club and 12 other entrants. college teams. men's competition. Mets 0 7'isieygo,t marks the first time these Club members raced as a team. 8 Youths get K-Bay Salutes 26 jobs for summer

The Air Station has filled 26 summer job positions with young people in cooperation with the President's Youth Opportunity campaign. The young workers are between the ages 6f 16 and 21 and are from low-income families. Sgt. D.H. Ellison Cpl. R.C. Longuil They will be working a 40-hour VMFA-122 VMFA-122 week and will earn $1.60 per Merit Promo Merit Promo hour. There are more than 700 openings available on Oahu for the young people. SERGEANT KEVIN P. KENNEY, BII 13, is told what the new The jobs are covered by Exchange Gift and Jewelry Department has to offer K-Bay Marines. Federal law and are under the Explaining the many gifts is. Mrs. S. Yee Hoy, Department Head. supervision of the U.S. Labor (PHOTO BY CPL. BOB LEWIS) Department's Wage-Hour Division. Empty shoes left behind Cpl. E.C. Mostek Capt. J.M. O'Brien Capt. W.H. Schopfel 1/3 MACS-24 1/12 Merit Mast Navy Comm Bronze Star by Brigade professional By Sgt. Dave Koteles these three words, 'Out of Sight'. professional. He is always setting (nitration Peiv5 The Marine Corps can do "Speaking o f the example for the junior without you! Once you leave, professionalism, I have been Marines that pass through NCO there is always someone capable involved with a bundle of it here. School, and his devotion to duty Registration for Kailua filled, but a limited number of of tilling your shoes. However, I can now say that I have worked does not end in the classroom not Community School for Adults people may be accomodated on a this fact is sometimes hard to- with some of the Corps' finest. In at the end of the day. will be held from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. standby basis. Call the Education swallow for individual units. my daily contact with the staff of Recruiter school is his next Monday through Thursday and Office at have 72061/73572 to Staff Sergeant Tommie L. Brigade Schools, I can truly say assignment, and as long as there is from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday list. your name added to the Miles is leaving Brigade Schools that I am more of a professional room for improvement in himself at Kailua High School June 1-10. for Chaminade registration today, and as senior instructor, than I was two years ago. With the and his job, SSgt. Miles will strive Classes begin June 14 and will on-station classes will be from 1 GySgt. M.E. Rhoades puts it, experience of association here to seek it out. Good luck SSgt. meet Monday, Tuesday and to 3 on June 16 in Bldg. No. 267. "...Sgt. Miles stands out as one now feel that I can undertake and Miles, your replacement is Wednesday for six weeks. of Hawaii who will be missed on the accomplish any assignment." coming, but he has big shoes to You may register for classes University registration for the first instructors staff." Staff Sergeant Miles is a fill. by mail, in person, or by phone and 22 NCO (261-5846). For further accelerated term on main campus For two years 8 June classes, SSgt. Miles has diligently information contact your will be from 8 a.m. to p.m. 4 and from 8 a.m. to noon put forth his every effort to insure Education NCO or the Joint 3 and June 5 in Room 105, Krauss Hall. that his performance was nothing Education Office. Participation in less than truly professional. Kailua's adult education program Remember, if you plan to Every NCO School graduate can earn you a regular high school use Tuition Assistance for college will tell you that one of the diploma from them. classes, you must allow enough hardest things to cope with are Those personnel who have time for processing of the forms. the schools' five to five working reserved counseling appointments T/A forms should reach the hours. What most of them fail to with the Chaminade College Education Office properly realize is that the instructors' days counselor are reminded that the endorsed through the Chain of are just as long. SSgt. Miles is oae on-station counseling date is May Command not later than one of the many who sometimes 27. All appointments have been week before registration. works even longer. When not in the classroom, on the parade deck or in the field, SSgt. Miles is constantly previewing his films, interest ... rewriting his lesson plans and of career improving his training aids. The FMFPAC Career Career Planning Office in the Born in Doyline, Louisiana, Ilanning Contact Team will hold a Seven Day Store complex, ext. SSgt. Miles was with "E" Co., 2nd week long school for Officers and 73244. Bn., 27th Marines while in c.taff NCO's at K-Bay starting May Vietnam, where he received the 24. Their presentation contains a The Warrant Officer Navy Commendation Medal with tremendous amount of useful and Selection Board is in session at Comb't V, and the Purple Heart. pertinent information that is this time and the results are He has taken all MCI courses relevant to all Marines. All officers expected in the month of June. in his MOS, attended classes at and Staff NCO's are encouraged All personnel who have applied Chaminade College, completed a to stop by and participate in the for this program are requested to speed reading course and is classes at Classroom No. 1, Bldg. call the Career Planning Office, presently working with Officer No. 267. Station Training ext. 73244, so that the results of Basic Extension Course. between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. your application can be obtained What does he think about A PROFESSIONAL AT WORK If any further information is from HQMC as soon as the results Brigade schools? "It is my opinion desired, contact the Brigade are known. that Brigade Schools have helped a lot of young Marines here at Kaneohe. During my tou. here 8l First Class the with the school, I have met some consumer's friend of the finest junior and senior Marines in the Corps. The working by organization asking for a relationship between them that I D.L. Hamilton, Investigator contribution. In the latter case have encountered here I cannot U.S. Federal Trade Commission you can treat this as a free gift as begin to describe, but I will use you wish. The U.S. Postal In ALL other cases it is Reorganization Act, passed illegal to send goods to a person August 12, 1970 prohibits, among without his request or prior other things, the mailing of consent, and it is illegal for the PAY YOURSELF unordered goods to any person firm to send any dunning letters without his consent or prior or bills. If you receive any dR+ST request. 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