K-Bay to Welcome Commandant of the Marine Corps

THE WINDWARD MARINE CVol. 21, No. 23 MCAS, Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, Hawaii June 16, 1972

K-Bay to welcome Commandant of the Marine Corps

The Commandant of the Marine the Commissioned Officers Mess from field meet at 2:05. Next comes a visit Corps, Gen Robert E. Cushman, will 11:50 to 1 p.m., he will take part in to the Enlisted Club at 2:35 followed

be visiting K-Bay on Monday. He will the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the by a stop at Messhall 1 at 2:45. arrive at 10:25 a.m. and leave around Showboat, the new enlisted guest After leaving the messhall he will 3:30 p.m. house at 1:05. go to Hanger 105 for a tour of Gen Cushman will arrive via Next on the itinerary will be MAG-24 aircraft and a helicopter at the VIP Pad adjacent to a briefing at visit to the Staff NCO Club at 1:20. 3:05. The general is scheduled to leave Bldg. 215 at 10:25 a.m. He will then He will then travel through the at 3:20. proceed to Kansas Tower for a briefing Housing area enroute to the Rifle on the 1st Marine Brigade and the Air The official party will include Station at 10:30. Range with stops at the Officer, SNCO and Enlisted Homes of the Month at Gen Cushman; LtGen William K. From Kansas Tower he will go to 1:30. Jones, CG, FMFPac; BGen V.A. MACS-2 for a briefing at 11:05, Armstrong, CG, lstMarBde; Col R.L. 15 followed by a visit to the new Beach After leaving the Rifle Range he Shuford, Chief of Staff, lstMarBde; Gen Cushman House at 11:35. Following lunch at will visit the 3rd Marine Regiment's and Col William J. White, CO, K-Bay.

I VIP Pad 9 SNCO House of the Month ComSpt Marines 2 Kansas Tower 10 Enlisted House of the Month 3 MACS - 2 Rifle Range 4 Beach House 12 3rd Marine Regiment 5 Commissioned Officers Mess 13 Enlisted Club 6 Showboat 14 Messhall 1 earn the MUC 7 SNCO Club 15 Hangar 105 8 Officers House of the Month The Meritorious Unit skill, the transition was completed Commendation is scheduled to be with uninterrupted responsive presented to Communication Support communication. The resultant S'amme4 aid.d Company, 7th Communication capability for liaison and coordination Battalion, here today. with higher, adjacent, and subordinate The company will receive the commands was an indispensable award for its actions in support of contribution to the trouble-free fill jobs operations in Youth the Republic of Vietnam transfer to tactical communication from March 1 to June 30, 1971. systems to the U.S. Army and the According to the citation, subsequent expeditious U.S. Marine Local high school and college Headquarters Squadron; Priscilla Communications Support Company Corps retrograde movement." students will be working here this Costa, Operations; Carlito M. Dicho, fulfilled its mission to provide "With a demonstration of summer as part of the nation-wide Public Works Electrical/Reefer; continuous, reliable, and secure excellent personnel and equipment Department of Defense Summer Johnette M.S. Haili, Supply, Staff new carports planned hciusing on communication support to management and personal diligence, Shown is the artist's conception of the for Youth Employment Program. Services; Marla D. Hoick, Public Headquarters, III Marine Manning Court and Mokapu Circle. The 45 carports will be built at a cost of Amphibious the unit's own inventory was The majority of those to be Affairs Office; Charles Hoomana Jr. 11, Construction, Inc., of Honolulu. Force, and later to Headquarters, concurrently prepared for $75,221. The contractor will be Eddie's hired have already started work here in Supply, Fuel Division; Faith Kauai, Third Construction will start at Manning Circle around July 5 with a completion date set Marine Amphibious Brigade, the embarkation," concluded the citation. different sections. Supply, Control; Charlene Keaulana, senior U.S. Marine Corps commands in for Jan. 1, 1973. The Communications program is in its seventh Supply, MC Property Control Division; RVN. Support year and provides monetary benefits Charlotte K.S. Kong, Disbursing; Company presently The citation reads, "The final under the and the satisfaction of meaningful Roxanne K. Lono, Joint Public Affairs command Major stages of redeployment of U.S. Marine of Allen B. Ray came employment to young people, ages 16 Office; Grace M. Manago, Comptroller; Corps units from the Republic of to K-Bay in July 1971 after to 21, who might otherwise find it Fred Mattern, Security; Diane L. redeployment Vietnam created a highly fluid milieu from Vietnam. difficult or impossible to find jobs Meadows, Public Works Engineering requiring relocation of the senior Since being here they have Watch out for kids during the summer months. Division; Darlene Mello, Public Works commands and the concomitant participated in a number of training Several of the youths are filling Housing; Stephen Meyer, Supply, retermination of resources normally exercises in addition to providing a in for regular employees who will be Retail Clothing; Robert Ochimas, Honolulu's more than 400,000 elementary, 39,791 intermediate and organic to higher communications constant Mobile Command Circuit for taking their summer vacations. Public Works Laborer; Paul W. Pakele, licensed drivers are finding themselves 35,964 high school students free to echelons. the Commanding General of the Fleet According to Mrs. Ruby Wilde, the Air Public Works Laborer; Robert Preston, facing another traffic hazard nearly play and drive on Oahu's streets this "With well-planned professional Marine Force Pacific. - Station's program coordinator, job Commissary; Corrine B. Sabana, 175,000 school children released from summer," he said. "Any way we look skills include clerical and general office Disbursing; Rochelle H. Salts, Security; classes for the long summer vacation. at it, it's the responsibility of the work, meat cutting and foods service, Paul Santos, Public Works, Emergency "This is the time of year I hate motorists - many of them parents, of automotive maintenance, carpentry Shop; Guy A. Anzai, Naval Undersea most," says City Traffic Safety Officer course -- to exercise extra caution, and metal work. Research and Development Center Robert N. Bing, Jr. "It's summer particularly while driving in residential The following people are (NUC); Quentin W.L. Lee, NUC; Brian vacation and the kids are out on the areas. This includes high school presently working: Gary P. Aiko, J. Liu, NUC; Arthur Nakagawa, NUC; street playing ball, riding skateboards students heading for the beaches, Public Works Laborer; Robert S. and Harvey Tajima, NUC. and getting hit by non-defensive canneries, pineapple fields or other Akau, Public Works Housing; Priscilla driving motorists. It's bad enough to places of recreation or summer Alesna, Operations; Miriam Aloiau, The following persons are read a news item about an adult employment in their own or the Headquarters and Headquarters expected to be working by the end of clobbering himself on the freeway. It's family car." Squadron; Adolfo B. Bustamante, the month: Debra Chun, Public Works, heart-rendering to learn that a kid died Bing also noted the tremendous Public Works Housing; Angel B. Maintenance Control; Paulette D. at play. upsurge recently in bicycle ownership Bustamante, Public Works Laborer; Moya, Special Services, Library; and "Between the last week in May, on Oahu. "eighteen months ago there Linda C. Canhlas, Headquarters and Annette N. Kahele. when schools started releasing the were 28,500 registered bikes in youngsters, and September 5 last year, Honolulu. Today there are 48,000 and 16 children between 5 and 18 - school no one knows how many still aren't age - were killed on Oahu in traffic registered. Regardless how anyone Odot de 20614 accidents," he said. "eight were driving may feel about bikes and bikers, the or riding in automobiles, but five were bike rider is still competing with the pedestrians struck by motor vehicles, automobile for a piece of the street, two were bicycle riders, and one was and young children have a tendency, Happy Fathers Day killed riding a motorcycle." particularly in residential areas, to take Bing recognizes and accepts the their piece in the middle of the street. fact that youngsters listen to but don't "A kid coming out of a carport often heed parental admonitions. He doesn't realize that his bike is no points out that probably the only time match for a 2000-pound automobile, they look both ways is to see from regardless how slowly that car is which direction the ice cream truck is moving.

What you see is what you give! ! ! If reached you will be able to meet the coming. "The only solution to the you want to find out who the girls are, girls (almost). "There will be 98,423 problem of traffic safety where just give to Navy Relief Each week in youngsters are concerned that I can the Windy we will show more and recommend," Bing says, "is caution more of the girls as the Navy Relief and alertness on the part of all drivers. Drive approaches its set goal. For Do it right for s umme r fun We can preach to the youngsters, but instance, when they have reached the even though they understand the message we're trying to get across to halfway point (50 per cent) you will Just three more days until the please remind the children of their and try to cooperate, their see half of the girls. When the goal is beginning of Summer Fun '72, Keiki schedule and bus color. them and youthful Camp and the C.I.T. program. All C.I.T.: The C.I.T. Program will memories are short too often takes over with three programs will begin at 8 a.m. begin at 8:30 a.m. on the first day at exuberance Monday morning and the purpose of the Mokapu School Health room resulting tragedy." this article is to give a few final office. Bathing suits will not be needed reminders to parents and participants: the first day. Keiki Camp: All children in Keiki Camp will he dropped off b Staff Wives on the their parents at 8 a.m. at the Old Mokapu School and picked up at noon NR Boxing at the same place. These children will attend classes inside need a bathing suit, a towel, and an old shirt to cover up with while doing Provisional Services For years, wives of Marines have messy activities. Please mark these Battalion will be doing its been told that they are a part of the articles clearly with the child's name. share for the Navy Relief Marine Corps team, and to prove that These will be returned at the end of Drive by sponsoring a Benefit Page 2 Viewpoint Boxing Smoker this point here, June 7, they joined a Ft. DeRussy the first session. portion of their husband's leadership Briefs Summer Fun: Children will be afternoon. course at Brigade Schools. Club Jottings dropped off at 8 a,m. at the area of Commencing promptly Part of a four week SNCO their first activity (NOT AT MOKAPU at 1 p.m. in the PSB Barracks Page 3 Movies course, the wives joined their husbands Menu SCHOOL UNLESS THEIR FIRST area (next to Pollock Field) to receive information on medical ACTIVITY IS IN THAT AREA) and the Smoker will feature 10 Page 4 Motocross benefits, pay and allowances, a general picked up at noon in the area of their bouts composed of three one Sports Shorts discussion period and a tour of the Schedules last activity. Clothing needs are listed and a half minute rounds Brigade and Air Station. on the clothing sheet. No zoris or each. Sammy Steamboat, the Because it received an thongs for riding please. Mark all nationally famous wrestling enthusiastic reception, "Wives Day" bathing suits, towels, beach bags. star, will he on hand to will become a part of future classes for clearly with name and referee. Admission: $1. ukeleles, etc, the school. Ft DeRussysa place for lots of fun

by Sgt Robert L. Nash

How would you like to get away you. But remember it's on a first featuring various programs and transportation you need. (Check the from it all? Well, not forever, but I can come, first serve basis. activities including: pool rooms, sports Transportation Office for schedules) suggest a place that can offer you a Once you have a room there area equipment, a snack bar, TV rooms, So, there you have it. All you few days or more of good fun, number of things you can do. To start stereo rooms and a variety of other need is a military ID card. While others relaxation and getting away for a with you could climb into your swim services. from the mainland spend thousands of while. suit, "slide" down to the Ft. DeRussy Ft. DeRussy also has a Post dollars, enjoying Hawaii you can be It's located in the center of beach, "suck-up" the sun, invade the Exchange, a Package Store, Laundry doing the same...at prices that fit Waikiki and a single man can afford to Waikiki surf or just lie around and and Cleaners, Chapel, Beauty Shop, your budget. stay there for less than $10 a day, look at the girls. A lot of good fun. Barber Shop, O'Club and a Post including room, board, and If you get hungry or thirsty you Office. That entertainment. It's the Armed Forces can "chow down" at either of the all sounds good you say, Military courtesy Recreation Center (AFRC) at Ft. three snack bars on the beach. There is but how am I supposed to get there? I also a bathhouse for changing don't own a car and I'm not about to On the Ft DeRussy beach there is alot of good fun. You can lie around, "suck-up" DeRussy and it's open to all retired your clothes and utilize old the sun, invade the Waikiki Surf or just watch the girls. You can guess which of the and active duty military personnel showering; beach rentals the "foot-mobile." that provide The is an three the photographer was doing. (photo by Sgt Bob Nash) regardless of rank. beach mats, snorkel gear, Liberty Bus holds the answer What's so special about this Ft- towels, surfboards, outrigger canoes to that question. They make DeRussy place, you say? Well, for one and others. Choose your own type of daily runs to and from Honolulu and thing it's offered at prices you, the fun. Ft. DeRussy, giving you the everyday affair serviceman can afford. This includes If you get too much sun and it Problems sleepy can always both married and single personnel. makes you you go You can take leave, or if you back to your room and grab a quick rather, just spend a weekend there. "forty winks." If you wake up and want something Reservations can be made up to six that will stick to your ribs, the AFRC Dining is weeks in advance. Lodging is for rent Room at at Pollock for any period up to seven day. After your disposal. Viewpoint: that, it becomes, "as available." For LCp1 Mike Lane, H&HS, one persons on Rest and Recuperation K-Bay Marine that spent a weekend at (R&R) rooms may be rented for the Ft DeRussy describes the dining room, length of the R&R. "It has class, but not enough to make Ft. DeRussy has 82 apartments you uncomfortable, great food, and a Field that rent from $7.25 to $12.25 for very friendly atmosphere. Most of all," enlisted men (2-8 beds), and $8.30 to he goes on, "it's at prices that I can 1 would appreciate some backstop, where they were the last $14.55 for officers. The majority of afford." reasonable answers to a few questions two years. these have air conditioning, a private Afterwards you can take in a in regards to the Intramural Softball Why can't the road to the field bath and a small refrigerator. Some "flick" at the post theater. Field. be repaired properly? have sitting rooms and other are (Thirty-five cents is the average price Every man participating in an bedroom-type accommodations. for a movie at Ft. DeRussy). The On the night of June 7, 1972, Intramural Sport is an asset to this If apartments are not available, movies are often the same showing why were over twenty lights on the Station, if only because they use their then the island serviceman can rent in downtown Waikiki. field not working? Why fare there only off duty hours in a healthy one of the other living units. These Of course you can always go to two small sets of bleachers and why do constructive and traditional manner. I rooms range in price from $3.40 to the Enlisted Club for some serious these bleachers have to be placed feel that it is time for the Station to $6,40 for enlisted (1-6 people) and drinking or dancing...many K-Bay behind 1st and 3rd base where it is recognize this fact and give these men $4.40 to $7.40 for officers. Marines will verify that fact. The club hazardous for everyone using them? much more support, especially in If you're just touring Waikiki and features "very together" groups with These bleachers should be placed regards to the facilities they offer. don't feel like coming back to base the "now sounds" of today. between the dugouts and the M. Overfelt that night the rooms are still open to If you've been on the island any length of time and haven't had a chance to attend a real Hawaiian Luau, you have a chance to attend one at Ft. DeRussy. Special Services answers This is a regular Monday and Thursday night happening beginning at On May 3, Public Works replaced that these lights burn has only a token force on the average of Services for this 6 p.m. It features cocktail hours open 22 lights at Pollock Field. On May 19 15 hours each day for local security of kind project. of to everyone, free Polynesian Heis or they were notified that twelve more Marines returning from the Enlisted The bleachers were situated at flower Leis, a Polynesian revue, lights were out. These were 1500 watt Club. the present location to afford a better cocktails during the entire Luau at lights, which Public Works doesn't The entrance road to Pollack view of the Softball games and to military prices, and all you can eat. stock so they are now open purchase. Field was repaired at the start of the eliminate the congestion that occurred Bring your camera, it offers a great It might well be remembered Intramural Softball season. Special dugout during last year's at the games. opportunity to have something to tell the folks when you get back home. After all you can't come to Hawaii without attending a Luau, can you? Attend college under NESEP Every Sunday there is a steak cookout on the Ft. DeRussy beach. The Navy Enlisted Scientific Corps and have an obligation of at must be lance corporals or above This features Char-Broiled N.Y. cut Education Program, (NESEP) provides least four years of active duty. between the ages of 20-26, and meet steak, hot french rolls, crisp tossed enlisted Marines with four years of Marine Corps candidates who the criteria of Marine Corp Order greens and entertainment. All for only tuition-paid college studies in science, wish to enter college in the fall of 1560.15D. $2.70. A pay-as-you-go bar (military engineering or mathematical 1973 under NESEP must have their Qualified personnel should see prices again) is also available. During the Hawaiian Luau held every Monday and Thursday nights at Ft DeRussy disciplines. Graduates receive a applications submitted to HQMC by their education officer to initiate The Maluhia Service Club is also there is an abundance of entertainment such as the Fire Dance demonstrated by commission in the Regular Marine Nov. 1, 1972. To qualify, applicants application procedures. at your disposal. It's a place to relax, this man. (photo by Sgt Bruce Waltman)

Capsule Briefs and Bennies

WAREHOUSE HOURS allowance of $100 per month. Enlisted EMBASSY DUTY - There is a Volunteers are needed in all grades to assignments will be made for a two Volkswagen Beetles. They will soon CHANGE -- Beginning July 6, the personnel on active duty and critical shortage of Marines to serve as fill these billets. Upon completion of year tour of State Department duty. have Squarebacks, Fastbacks and Special Services Warehouse hours of dependent sons of military personnel embassy guards in the 102 embassy the six week Marine Security Guard AIRCRAFT PASSENGER busses as well. They will deliver cars operation will be from 7:30 a.m. to may apply. Check StaBul 1530 of detachments around the world. School located in Arlington, Va., SAFETY -- Non-aviation members of anywhere on base from 7-9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. June 8 for more information. staffs that routinely utilize helicopter 4-6 p.m. Reservations are requested. SS OFFICES MOVE -- Special OFFICER PROMOTION transportation will complete a course Call 254-1320 for more information. Services has moved their offices to the BOARDS -- The convening dates for in water survival, including swimming, CIVILIAN PILOT TRAINING 7-Day. The present telephone numbers the Officer promotion boards are as according to OPNavl nst 3710.7F. PROGRAM -- Members of the Platoon Class (Aviation) can now take are 73108 or 73520. follows: colonel - July 25; lieutenant CAR RENTAL RATES -- The Leaders training. 0' CLUB POOL CLOSES - The colonel - Aug. 8; major - Sept 5; rates for the car rental concession on free private pilot's -- O'Club Pool will be closed all day captain - Oct 3; and Women Officers base are as follows: $7.50 per day plus MORMONS Anyone having Monday due to the CMC visit. (colonel, lieutenant colonel, major and insurance or $46 a week plus LDS personnel checking in or LDS personnel requesting religious STATE -- captain) - Sept 5. Full length, standing, insurance. The car rental is run by FAIR TICKETS assistance are asked to call Capt. Ted Special Services has tickets front and side view photographs must Import Auto Rental and Sales, Inc., for the Long at 72661 or 254-2945. 50th State Fair to be held from be furnished to the selection boards and features a new fleet of Thursday to July 4. Phone 73520 or prior to the convening dates. For more 73108 for more information. information check MCBuI 1401 or May 18. WM ACTRESSES -WM are now RETIREMENT PROVISIONS allowed to participate in field training Birthday tomorrow CHANGE -- Any Marine wishing to exercises but only as voluntary retire or transfer to the Fleet Marine actresses. For more information check Corps Reserve after July 1 must have I join the officers and men of the hearts of their brother Marines. MCO 1500.24B. served at least one year on station. Fleet Marine Force, Pacific/Marine The United States Navy Hospital SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM - For more information check MCBuI David L Porter, son of SgtMaj Robert F. Porter, Station SgtMal. is one of Corps Bases, Pacific in extending Corps has much to be proud of and Applications for the 1973 1800 of October, 1971. only 18 Hawaii students to receive a NROTC scholarship. The NROTC scholarship congratulations to the men and we, as Marines, salute you and look Navy-Marine Scholarship Program CORPORAL PROMOTION program provides the opportunity to receive a college degree while preparing for a women of the U.S. Navy Hospital forward to your continued success. career as an officer in must be sent in by November 1. The PERIOD -- The next promotion period the Navy or Marine Corps. David, a graduate of Kailua High Corps on their 74th anniversary, On this special day, I join all four year scholarship program provides for corporal will be in August. Lance School, will become a member of the NROTC unit at Louisville, Ky. Aside from an tomorrow. Your devotion to duty, Marines of the 1st Marine Brigade to tuition, cost of textbooks and fees of corporals must have a date of rank of active interest in the Navy, David is also an Eagle Scout and is presently the Master high degree of professionalism and wish each member of the hospital instructional nature and a subsistence Nov. 30, 1971. Counselor of the Windward Chapter of the Order of DeMolay. exemplary courage has been exhibited corps a very Happy Anniversary. many times throughout your BGen V.A. Armstrong existence. CG, IstMarBde MPs study 'people problems' On this occasion, 1 extend my personal best wishes for continued Have you ever wondered why success and my sincere appreciation CG, 1st MARINE BRIGADE BEEN V.A. ARMSTRONG communications among Co. MCAS, KANEOHE BAY COL IN ,J. WHITE some people don't treat others with racial, social for your services and care of our INT PUBLIC M.H, HANDELSMAN and age groups. helo AFFAIRS OFFICER respect and dignity? Maybe it's Marines and their families. Fly by EDITOR SSGT WILLIAM N.. GOFF JR For example, when blacks ASSISI ANT EDITOR Say BRUCE WAITMAN because they have a communication give LtGen W.K. Jones each other the they Planning a trip to one of the SPORTS WRITER SGT TOM BONE' hang-up, and don't realize they are "dap" are showing CG, FMFPac STAFF WRITER SGT Boa NASH being rude or offensive. pride in their heritage, and an other islands? How would you like to ILL.USTRAToR GRETCHEN/ KOTELES To insure this is not one of their alienation towards whites is not fly for free? It's possible if one of THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY FOR MARINES, NAVAL problems, military policemen attended intended. Also, talking to persons of K-Bay 's helicopter squadrons, PERScNNEL, DEPENDENTS AND ClvtLIAN EMPLOYES AT MARINE CORPS AIR a some racial and ethnic groups with Tomorrow, the United States HMM-262 or HMH-463 are going STATION, KANEOHE SAY. ;T IS PRINTED aY COMMUNITY PUBLICATIONS, two-day seminar, here last week, arms folded or with hands on there. How? First you need to find out KAILuA., HAwAll., AND PUBLISHED WITH NON-APPROPRIATED FUNDS AT NO COST held for them by 1 stLt John W. hips can Navy Hospital Corps celebrates its To THE GOVERNMENT, THE WINDWARD MARINE CONFORMS WITH THE Yarrison, MSgt Nemorio Reyna and have an unintentional but significant 74th anniversary. Over these many if they have a flight going. To check t'540 NS ^.,'Cf..- P5e,00.3/A AND RR;NITING REGULATIONS (NAVEXOS P-35). meaning. call 72054 for HMH-463 and 72833 THE wIDwAS-20 WJ zNE, A MEMBER OF-"CHE ARMED SERVICES NEWS BUREAU, IS LCpl Edward Crawford, of the 1st years, the officers and men of the pROmu;_cATE'D FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS IN NO wAY Marine Brigade's People Training Unit. GySgt F.A.L. Pearson, Provost hospital corps have served their nation for HMM-262. If a flight is going all OtRECTIvL NO PAID ADVERTISING MAY BE ACCEPTED. THE JOINT Sergeant, IN NATURE. The seminar lasted 16 hours and said the training was valuable well. By their devotion to duty, you have to do is go down PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE AND STAFF OF THE WINDWARD MARINE ARE LOCATED for his men, since dealing iN BLDG. 301. ALL COPY SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION WILL BE SCREENED AND included subjects on human relations, with pare exceptional courage, and professional approximately one hour before MUST BE SU8M/TTED BY NOON ON TUESDAY, UNLESS PREVIOUS ARRANGEMENTS cultural and ethnic groups, and problems is a major part of a military competence members of the hospital departure and have your name put on HAVE BEEN MADE WITH THE STAFF. CALL 72142 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. communicating or the lack of policeman's job. corps have earned a place of honor in the manifest list. Little Leisure Lines

hand for a modeling poster. The Three Jays will demonstration. All members are perform. asked to attend. Events MONDAY: Members Night Meetings Staff Wives Club from 4:30 to 9 p.m. Free The Staff Wives Club will be cook-out for members only. holding an Aloha Coffee at the Clean-up around the club and Staff Club on Wednesday at 9 painting of the inside. Teen E' Wives a.m. The program will be a The Thrift Shop will have a Council meeting. a food The club will hold a cooking demonstration by 10 cent sale on Tuesday, WEDNESDAY: Open from Membership Drive Coffee at the consultant. Cut-off date is Thursday and Saturday. AU items 5 to 9 p.m. Members free, non Family Theatre on Tuesday, June Monday. Call Gwen Robinson, will sell for 10 cents. All money members 25 cents. Come rap, 27, at 10 a.m. The guest speaker 254-2174 or Stephanie Halley, made by the Thrift Shop goes to play ping-pong, freak out on will be SgtMaj Robert Porter, 254- 4783 for more information. service Connected Charities. music. Station sergeant major. Come put your 10 cents worth in. Coming events include a trip All Navy and Marine Corps Hq Wives to Schofield Barracks, softball, personnel E-5 and below and their Headquarters Company football, volleyball, beach families are invited to attend. For Officers wives are sponsoring a outings, new pool tables, black more information call Mrs. luncheon at the O'Club lower Youth lights, fun. Brundage, 254-2350; Mrs. lanai on Thursday. Membership is open to all Skelding, 254-4884; or Mrs. Mrs. Dorthy Okumoto, a Activities teen dependents, 13 to 18 years. Rabenhorst, 2543754. noted porcelain designer will Cost is 50 cents monthly. The demonstrate her art. Teen Club is located at the 19th Photo Club Cocktails at 11 a.m. Chef Teen Club Puka, off the Golf Course near The Station Photo Club is salad luncheon at noon. TONIGHT: Open from 5 to the O'Club. having a very important election All officers wives are 10 p. m. Members free, meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in invited. Call Judy Bracken non-members 25 cents the MAG-24 training room Bldg. 254-2502 or Tinny Frank SATURDAY: Special Poster 301. Also on the program, this 254-2470, for reservations, no Dance from 6:30 to 11 p.m. Free week's Windy pin-up will be on later than Monday. admission and snack for a large

OWC The newly elected officers Ads accepted their duties for the new Classified the Club year on June 2nd, at home of Mrs. Victor Armstrong. The officers for the '72-'73 year CHILD'S DRESSER (Plasticpaint), $55, MGB CONY, red, wire wheels, very 1967 are: Mrs. Dean Reed, president; Deadline beige carpet, 12x7, $20, red shag carpet, good condition, $1000. Call DWH 7-2523. 12x16, $100, electric appliances, all in very DEADLINE FOR ALL CLASSIFIED ADS good condition. Call 841-7786. HONDA, 300, good shape. Call anytime IS NOON MONDAY PRECEDING 261-6543. PUBLICATION. 1965 DODGE DART, 2 door hdtp, standard trans, slant 6, no rust, new paint, very clean, excellent mechanical condition, $700. Call 1964 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE, new paint, AWH 72566. body in excellent condition, mechanical For Sale condition excellent, $600, or best offer to 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA, 4 speed, only make delivery June 26. Call anytime has 100 miles, 2 weeks old, $1900 or best 254-2602. 1962 COMET, 6 cyl, standard transmission, offer. Call AWH 72566. good transportation, $75. Call anytime. 1 9 7 0 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 254-2129. 1962 DODGE STATION WAGON, new CONVERTIBLE, w/radio, and heater, tune-up, some rust, goes over the Pali, excellent condition, $1700. Call anytime 1960 CLASSIC, excellent running asking $150, will take best offer. Call 261-4898. condition, new Tonneau cover, side curtains anytime 254-4010. Mrs. Reed and radio, $1075,MGA Roadster. Call AWH 261-3294. 1964 DODGE DART, body needs a little work, excellent running condition, $395, Services Offered Mrs. Henry Steadman, 1st vice president; Mrs. Billy Adams, 2nd HONDA 55 motorcycle, 5,650 miles, with after 1800. Call AWH 261-5062. WILL BABYSIT in my home five days a president; Mrs. Leon Perry, plenty of TLC it is in good condition, 150 vice FULL SIZE FOLDING BED, $35. week from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call anytime recording secretary; Mrs. Philip MPG, perfect for on-base driving, to work, 254-1489. leaving the car for wife, $120/make offer, bookshelves with sliding doors, $25, Mac, corresponding secretary and immediate possession. Can be seen at work extra-large desk with swivel chair, $185, Mrs, James Bracken, treasurer. king size headboard with built in bookshelf NEED A BABYSITTER, teenage girls, April Clickers!!! This week's Windy girl, Susan Shertill, will be or home. Call AWH 254-4510. The presidency was passed Attention Camera on hand and nightstand, $40, 2 twin beds complete, and Beth, boy will do yard work. Call anytime 254-2886. on to the 2nd vice president-elect, at the next meeting of the Station Photo Club, Thursday at 730 p.m. The brown 1967 DATSUN, automatic transmission, $45 ea., child's dresser (Plastricpaint), $55, beige carpet, 12x7, $20, red shag carpet, Mrs. Reed, when the 1st vice haired South Bend, Ind. native will be giving a modeling demonstration. The Club new tires, available June 30, $400. Call NEED HELP MOVING? All types president-elect declined, after the AWH 254-3109. 12x16, $100, electric appliances, all in very of light will also be having a very important election. The meeting will be held in the good condition. Call 841-7786. moving, give me a call. Call anytime 71-72 Executive Board regretfully 261-6521. MAG-24 Training Room, Bldg 301. (photo by Jim Wallis, Station Photo Club 1967 TOYOTA CORONA, top condition, accepted the resignation of the leaving, must sell, $550/best offer. Call SURFBOARDS, man's 8', $55; 2 boy's, post by Mrs. Charles Yates. Mrs. president) FORMER TEACHER wishes to tutor anytime all $95. Cal 20' fiberglass sloop, Yates was forced resign by 254-3791. $30; for students, any grade to spinnaker, 6HP Johnson, level. Call AWH sleeps 4, head, 261-3294. Club Constitutional Law upon her 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA Wagon, air, anchor, has been interisland, $3950. Call husbands unexpected transfer to Ziebarted, excellent condition, canvas cover. 86-2221 or 624-5378. Camp Smith. $1,995. Call 254-2326 anytime. Executive Board, LARGE SLATTED TABLE, $25, 30" The new Found consisting of the six officers and 1963 VW BUG, good condition, minimal rollaway bed, $12, 8 gal. aquarium - show style and filter, $10, GE canister vacuum, eleven committee chairmen, met Club rust, nice interior, sunroof, two new tires, LADIES' WATCH, at Fort Jottings Hase Beach, w/attachments, $7, Horton portable ironer on June 6th to discuss plans for $500/best offer. Leaving island, must sell. owner may claim by identifying. Call Call AWH 239-7145. w/instruction books, $7, Kenmore sewing 254-2968, (anytime). the August Membership Drive and machine - all attachments, $25. Call Aloha sign-up Coffee, and the anytime 254-4044. O'Club '59 TRIUMPH TR-3, $325. Call DWH Charities Bazaar, to be held in cents, 1-3 p.m. Countryaires in the Lounge. 73257. Wanted October. TONIGHT: Steak Night from 6:30 to Movie in the Circus. 1 STRAIGHT AXLE fits most Chevys, The newly appointed 9:30 p.m. Dance to the Suds Skyliners from SUNDAY: Bloody Marys, 25 $1 50/offer, 4 Goodyear Polyglas tires, and 35 1970 HONDA 600 Sedan, yellow, 35 mpg, Room divider. Call anytime 261-6543. committee chairmen are: Mrs. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Reservations Required. cents. Noon - 2 p.m. "Happy Fathers Day." two new Pirelli tires, radio, 24,000 new, $180/offer, gun rack, $5, diving gear, miles, Philip Shaw, Ways and Means; SATURDAY: Candlelight dining from MONDAY: Go Go au Go Go very good condition, $800/or offer. Call $7, 10 speed Schwinn, $80/offer. Call EASY-TO-GET-ALONG with couple 261-5492. Mrs. Gary Platt, Aloha; Mrs. 7 to 9 p.m. Reservations please. The Reefs WEDNESDAY: Mephisto Waltz AWH 537-4075. anytime seeking mature woman to share comfortable Philip Fultz, Reservations; Mrs. will entertain in the lower lanai from 9 p.m. Hawaii Kai home in return for a little T.V. ANTENNA, channel master with mast Claude Baldwin and Mrs. James to 1 a.m. MANAGERS NOTES: Please excuse 1970 TRIUMPH TR-6, 18,000 miles, cooking, cleaning, and driving, right person and 50 ft. co-axial lead In, $20, radial arm SUNDAY: Brunch, with fresh fruit, our dust again. One of our Bars in the warranty, excellent condition, must sell, will be more like member of the family than McCrea, Hospitality; Mrs. R.J. Electric Circus will close Monday and be $2800. Call anytime 257-2884. saw Sears 9" rough condition, need some employee, must have local reference. Ideal Modrezejewski, Custodian; Mrs. from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Adults, $2; repairs, $20. Call anytime 254-2602. children under closed until further notice due to repairs. for retiree, write P.O. Box No. 11, Kailua. J.W. Brown, Charities; Mrs. James 12, $1. You can still get that 1970 VW CONY, 1 owner, 16,500 miles, Stiger, Hobbies and Interest; Mrs. FREE Bloody Mary with Brunch. Crableg All hands must use the Corner Lounge until radio, w/w tires, other extras, $1750. 1965 GARAGE SALE: Everything must go, John Rhodes, Newsletter; Mrs. and Tenderloin Buffet served from 6 to 9 notified differently. Thank you for your Rambler s/wagon, 1 owner, perfect 2nd car, leaving July 1. Cars, furniture, color T.V., Free p.m. Reservations please. patience. $540. Call AWH 254-4896 after 1600. you name it we have it, June 16, 17,18, Lawrence Whipple, Newsletter WEDNESDAY: This week's special is 45-654 Pua Alowalo, Kaneohe. Call anytime 3 MONTH old black cat. Call anytime Distribution; Mrs. W.H. Rever, Beef Stroganoff. Clip out and save_ 235-13269. 235-3269. Publicity. THURSDAY: Pot Luck Dinner from 6 GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE, buys like this to 8 p.m. AU you can eat: Adults, $2.25; you can't miss. $1 will go a long way, ladies' Teens, $1.75; and children under 12, 99 men's boys' girls' clothes and shoes, purses, cents. Reservations please. wig, toys, 1993 A Fleming Drive, Sat. Call MANAGER'S NOTE: Keep the 4th of Food Scoop anytime 254-2656. K-Bay July open. Big Happenings at the club! Special evening meal, BB the Clown for the 8,000 BTU Whirlpool air conditioner, 12 amps, warranty (parts and labor) good until kids, Polynesian show - Deltones and SUPPER - Roast Turkey, Mashed April 1973 and transferrable to new owner, Fireworks. Flyer to follow. Potatoes, Buttered Peas top shape, leaving must sell, $90/best offer. SPEEDLINE - Lettuce and Call anytime 254-3791. SNCO Club Tomato, Salad, Macaroni Salad, Spotlight FRIDAY: Happy Hour A Go Go with Cucumber and Onion Salad 6' LONG COUCH, $60, end tables, $7.50 & Pamela from 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. Rick and Tuesday $5, large table lamp, $15, twin bed, $25, Sandi Holm will be getting it together from DINNER - El Rancho Stew, light blue rug 4x7, $7.50, child's large chalk 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Buttered board, $5, new Coleman camp stove, $15, Friday Noodles, Buttered SATURDAY: Soul Night with music Broccoli dark hair frosted wig, $5, four drawer chest, DINNER - Minestrone Soup, $15, small barbeque, $4, paperback books, provided by B.J. and the Soul Magic from 9 SUPPER - Oyster Stew, Fried Pepper Fried Steak, Mexican Corn $10-$1, high intensity desk lamp, $5, 100 p.m. -1 a.m. Shoppers Special - 11 a.m. to 3 Shrimp, Fried Scallops SUPPER - Spaghetti, Baked Fish, watt flood lights, $2 ea., baby carrier, $5, p.m. Heinekens Beer for only 35 cents. SPEEDLINE - Chili Con Garlic French Bread Carne, other items, 143 Kaimi St. Kailua. Call SUNDAY: Special Buffet - Steamship Hot Dog, Soup of the Day anytime 261 -4375. SPEEDLINE - Chicken Salad Round. Adults, $2.95 and children 2 cents Wednesday Sandwich, Soup of the Day per pound. The entertainment will be by the DINNER - Vegetable Soup. Pork 14,000 BTU air conditioner, $175, or best Saturday offer, excellent condition. ROLLING COCONUTS from 5 - 9 p.m. Chop Suey, Fried Rice Call AWH SUPPER - Southern Fried 254-4964. MONDAY: Monday Night at the SUPPER - Chicken Fried Steak, Movies at 8 p.m. featuring CLAY PIGEON. Chicken, Franconia Potatoes, Hot Natural Gravy, Buttered Mixed DIVING GEAR, 26 lb. weight and weight TUESDAY: Max Rolls and Bo Duo Vegetables belt, $17, sea view pressure gauge, $20, US SPEEDLINE - Soup of the Day, guitarists straight from Waikiki from 8 - 11 SPEEDLINE - Barbecued Pork on divers buoyancy vest w/CO2, $15, and other Sgt G.L. Franklin PFC R.L. Hosner Sgt J.L. Buchanan LCdr J.J. Childs p.m. Grilled Ham & Cheese, French 1/3 3rd Shore Party HMH-463 Dispensary Fried the Bun, Ham on Rye, Soup of misc. gear. Call AWH 73264. WEDNESDAY: Membership Night. Potatoes shipover promo Merit Mast Top Grad/NBC Defense promo Sunday the Day Entertainment will be presented by the Thursday TWIN 54's scuba tanks with backpack. Call SUPPER - Grilled Beef Steak, anytime 261-6543. Reefs from 8 -11 p.m. No Children. DINNER - Bean Soup, Chili Con Comm Supt Co Baked Potato, Buttered Green THURSDAY: Your clubbills are due Came, Rice Promoted Beans ATLAS zigzag sewing machine with case, to their present rank today. SUPPER - Virginia Baked Ham, SPEEDLINE - Steak Sandwich, excellent condition, $50 or best offer. Call were SSgt Willie E. Hires and LCp1 Salami and Cheese Sandwich, Baked Candied Yams, Pineapple AWH 254-2190. Paul G. Wellston. E'Club French Fried Potatoes Sauce MOVIE OF THE WEEKEND: The Monday SPEEDLINE - Roast Beef CARPET gold with fringe ends, 9x12, pad MACS-2 Magic of Stanley Sweetheart with Don included, $50, Bissell carpet sweeper, DINNER - Beef Barley Soup, Sandwich, Ham on Rye, Grilled $5, Johnson, Michael Greer, and Linda Gillis. both in good condition. Call anytime The following people were Spanish Franks, Grilled Beef Liver Cheese FRIDAY: The Strollers in the Circus. 254-1344. promoted to sergeant: Steven J. Movie in the Corner Lounge. Yunker, Michael D. Rustad, John 1971 YAMAHA new, was gift, SATURDAY: Rum/Coke special, 35 90 trail bike, never used, package carrier, two mirrors, Engel III and Bruce W. Lorette. $400/offer. Call anytime 262-9950. 1/12 LCdr M.W. Cooper Cpl D.B. Austin Dispensary 1/3 GE 3 spd. portable fan, $20, handlawn The following people were Top Grad/NCO School Board to meet mower, $5, Birch maple secretary, promo at the flicks offer, promoted to corporal: Robert Krause, large kamado, $40. Call anytime 261 -5492. A Water Carnival Advisory Board James H. Foglesong, Daniel M. Collier and PFC Zane A. Anderson has been formed, headed by LtCol Fri Sat Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun LANAI SET, 4 pcs. w/table, $25, Sears Calderon, John J. Maloney Jr., Ernest were promoted to their present rank. D.F. Browne, Services Officer and stereo, $125, solid maple captain's chair, $15, 8mm movie camera, $20. Call anytime Woates and James L. Pressley Cpl James C. Taylor reenlisted containing representatives of both FAMILY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 THEATRE 261-5492. H&HS for four years. Brigade and Station officer and SSgt Henry L. Wong Jr., received 24" BOYS' BIKE w/basket and light, $35, The following people were enlisted and members of the Wives' BOONDOCKER 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 large stuffed animals, offer, radiator for '61 promoted to corporal: Douglas M. a Meritorious Mast. Club to determine the extent of Chevy, offer, Call anytime 261-5492. 1. BAREFOOT IN THE PARK - Jane Fonda, Robert Redford, PG, comedy Carlson, Barry G. Guy, Preston C. HEDRON financial support to be provided to the 2. REBELS ROUSERS Cameron Mitchell, Bruce Dern, R, adventure - SPECIAL SERVICES WAREHOUSE SALE Webb, Michael L. O'Toole, Anthony The following people were proposed youth activities and 3. DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER - Sean Connery, Jill St. John, PG, comedy tomorrow at 10 a.m. Joint Special Services L. Reeves, Thomas J. Dempewolf, programs for the period July 1, 1972 4. KELLY'S HEROES - Clint Eastwood, Donald Sutherland, PG, comedy will offer an auction to the highest bidder promoted to sergeant: Kevin A. Reed, to June 30, 1973. 5. SUMMER OF '42 - Jennifer O'Neil, Gary Grimes, R, drama on surplus equipment. Included will be Dewell T. Whaley Jr., James H. Richard W.J. Warrell, Norman T. 6. BLOOD BEAST FROM OUTER SPACE - John Saxton, G, SciFic about 30 Sony tape recorders and tape Fleshman, Alan C. Clark, Thomas E. and Richard C. Golpl. The board will meet at 1 p.m. on Herrera, 7. UNMAN, WITTERING & ZIGO - David Hemmings, PG, drama decks, 2 amplifiers, 3 turntables and 20 surfboards. These surplus goods can be seen McPherson, Robert A. Savage and Thursday at classroom 2 building 267, 8. BELIEVE IN ME Michael Sarrazin, Jacqeline Bisset, R, drama - at the Special Services Warehouse from 2 to David B. Millard. HqCo , Bde Station Training Building. 9. CACTUS FLOWER - Walter Matthau, Ingrid Bergman, PG. comedy 5 p.m. today. All Items are in working Sergeants Allen Berger and This meeting is open to the 10. PRIVATE DUTY NURSES - Kathy Cannon, Joyce Williams, R, drama condition or can be economically repaired. I /3 11. C. Templin were promoted to public and all interested persons are TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA - Clint Eastwood, Shirley MacLaine, PG, This is a cash auction, all sales are final and Corporals Richard A Sivins Jr., James western to attend. no money will be refunded. Valid card is Michael A. DeMorrow, LCp1 Philip G. their present rank. welcome Clip uut WIG save J mandatory. Cyclists ride for Cancer by Tom Bone'

Weeks of hard work and themselves privileged to be able to planning here at K-Bay have fmally contribute to such a worthwhile uncovered a definite link between organization as the American Cancer motorcycle racing and cancer. Society," says GySgt N.N. The Kaneohe Bay Wheels of Szombathelyi, Chairman of the Oahu Motorcycle Club is sponsoring a Moto-Cross Committee Cancer Fund. Benefit Open Invitational Moto-Cross "The free Cancer Clinics given Rally at K-Bay's Moto-Cross Track aboard military bases by the Cancer this Sunday, with the proceeds going Society are extremely beneficial to the to the local Hawaii Chapter of the military community," continues the American Cancer Society. Gunny, "And at the same time, we are The event, composed of not one, striving to dispel the still popular but 31 dirt bike races open to all character of all motorcyclists as "Hells classes from under 100 cc to over 250 Angels." cc, will be an all day affair, with the Mr. Andrew T. F. Ing, the first race scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. American Cancer Society's local First, second, and third place volunteer crusade chairman, expressed trophies will be presented to top his appreciation for the work done by placers in each class, with some classes the Wheels of Oahu cyclists in split into two divisions in order to cut planning the special Moto-Cross, down on the amount of racers on the concluding, "We also wish to thank track at one time (estimated to be Col White for his cooperation in about 20 per race). Mini bikes will also setting up the race at Kaneohe be competing. MCAS." To further define the words Mr. Ing outlined the prospective "open invitational," this event is open uses for the money to be raised to all riders and spectators throughout through the event, saying "The funds the island, whether military or civilian. raised will be used in service and Col W.J. White, CO KMCAS, has education programs, such as the recent authorized an open gate policy similar Cancer Clinic on base and to fmance to the one used for the recent Water research to find a cure for cancer." Carnival here, allowing all interested A link between motorcycle riders and spectators to come aboard racing and cancer? base for the one-day moto-spectacular. Well, let's leave that up to the Admission to the race is $2 scientists, and do our share to help (remember it's for a worthy cause) fight a disease that hits one out of four and registration fee for eligible drivers people in America in one form or photo by MSgt C.B. Simmons is $3 (in addition to the $2 admission another. Come on out and enjoy fee). yourself ALL day Sunday...and don't "The Wheels of Oahu forget the kids! (children under twelve Motorcycle Club members consider get free admission). Sports Shorts Ladies have no alibi by Bone ... K-Bay's Lady Golfers played a Roe, 94; and third to Polly Caristead, No-Alibi Tourney last Thursday. 98. In A Flight: first place went to In C Flight: first place went to Sally Clifford, 79; second to Melba Sandy Oden, 100; second to Adele Russell, 83; and third to Cordie Stewart, 103; and third place was a Sportsline...72142 Moran, 86. three- way tie between Dorothy In B Flight: first place went to Fenwick, Anne Gregg and Anetta Gene Murphy, 91; second to Joan Anderson, all with a 104. NBA BASKETBALL PROS TO VISIT K-BAY Four members of the Peninsula BOWLING OPPORTUNITY.... Do you have a bowling Milwaukee Bucks Basketball Team will be visiting K-Bay on Tuesday armed with average of 180 or better? If so, and you would like to represent K-Bay in the handshakes and pro-rap for all interested K-Bayites. Lucius Allen (guard), John Armed Forces Bowling Classic League, contact GySgt Roettker at 73141 DWI or Block (forward), Wayne Embry (admin ass't) and Larry Costello (head coach) are 2544566 AHW. Bowling will be at Pearl Harbor on Friday nights at scheduled to begin their goodwill handshake tour at 3 p.m. at the Main Exchange's 9 100 MILE CLUB huf, huf, huf Congratulations to 1st Sgt Schedules and Stets main entrance. Other stops include a 4 p.m. appearance at the Snack Bar Area of M.I. Bryant (PSB).. puf, puf, pd.. who qualified for membership in the 100 mile the 7-Day Store, a 5 p.m. visit to Messhall No. 1, and, at 5:30 p.m., Messhall No. club by running his 100 in 19 huf, puf, days , FOOTBALL 2 PITCH -HIT -THROW: "CLOSE, BUT NO CIGAR" Scott Adams CLINIC.. All organizations, dependent groups, or youth activities that would be is nine years old, pitches for the KMCAS Minor Division Little interested in attending a football clinic to be held here on base during the latter League Yankees, and has one winner of a smile. But Scott's smile part of July, please contact Special Services, GySgt Garrett, phone 73520, or INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE isn't his only winning feature. Scott, son of AKC Edward Adams, 73108 SPECIAL SERVICES HORSE-POWER Four new horses 16 JUNE 5:30 p.m. 2nd Bn 3rd Mar VS VMFA-235 2103A Elrod Drive, KMCAS, took the runner-up title in the local have been added to the Special Services Stables so if you haven't Tonight 6:30 p.m. 1st Radio Bn VS Hq Co Bde Pitch-hit-throw contest (sponsored by Phillips 66) held Sunday at taken your horse-fancy in that direction yet, maybe this coming 7:30 p.m. H&MS-24 vs HMH-463 the Aikahi Park, missing first place by one-half point. As week is the time to try. The stable is in operation Wednesday runner-up, Scott can be called on to compete for the state through Sunday and features trail riding and English and Western 19 JUNE 5:30 p.m. VMFA-235 vs MABS-24 championship if the winner is disqualified or otherwise taken out riding lessons at low prices. The stables are open to all military on Monday 6:30 p.m. Hq Co 3rd Mar vs PSB of competition WEEKEND SCUBA COURSE base, and dependents, so if you haven't as yet looked into some 7:30 p.m. NUC vs 1st Bn 3rd Mar COMING Next Friday, May 23, a one month Scuba Course Adams interesting times with some interesting animals (oops, sorry (to be held Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons at the Station Swimming Pool) Montego) call 73192 for details SPEAKIN' OF 20 JUNE 5:30 p.m. 2nd Bn 3rd Mar VS MACS-2 will get under way, beginning with swim tests commencing at 6 p.m. Once you get SHORTS this column isn't just a one-way affair. lf you have Tuesday 6:30 p.m. 1st Bn 12th Mar VS M ABS-24 to the pool for testing, all you have to do is pass certain swimming requirements (so a sports scoop or even a sports gripe ("how cum this or that sport 7:30 p.m. Hq Co 3rd Mar VS NUC don't forget your swim suit), pay a registration fee ($25, which will get you all the activity never gets covered " -f rinstance) please get in touch and scuba equipment you need except for the basic mask, fins and snorkel) and make it pass on what you have...call 72142 and ask for Sgt Bone'...and 21 JUNE 5:30 p.m. Hq Co 3rd Mar VS H&MS -24 to a month's worth of classes. Successful completion of the course will provide the if he's not there (99% of all K-Bay Sports occurs outside of the Windy Office) Wednesday 6:30 p.m. 2nd Bn 3rd Mar vs 1st Bn 3rd Mar student with accredited scuba diving certification. For further information, contact please leave your name and number and a good time for a call back. 7:30 p.m. Hq Co Bde vs VMFA-235 Mr. Denis Kirwan at 261-5652 by the way, that's the same Kirwan you see elsewhere in this paper with a record catch off Mokapu 22 JUNE 5:30 p.m. 2nd BN 3rd Mar VS H&MS-24 MABS-24 VS PSB II I, Thursday 6:30 p.m. &s. VS Hq Co 3rd Mar 7:30 p.m. MACS-2 JI HERE'S A valliOT AT 23 JUNE 5:30 p.m. MABS-24 vs 2nd Bn 3rd Mar Friday 6:30 p.m. NB vs MACS-2 THINGS BUGGING MARINES 7:30 p.m. 1st Bn 12th Mar vs 1st Radio Bn BY LTGEN WILLIAM K. JONES. USMC CG. FMFPAC THE ONE-WAY STREET

If you are white, this is for you. If you are black, this is for you.

INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL SCHEDULE %hen we take an honest look at The Marine Corps is firmly against racial American history, we see that many of its bigotry. The best Marine Leaders are doing (Games at Pollock Field) pages are filled with bigotry--white bigotry. everything they can to eliminate it. Still, a lot Toward Indians, toward Blacks, toward must be done to eliminate white bigotry. Our Mexicans, Chinese, and Japanese. Toward problem, however, is not just white bigotry. 16 JUNE 4:30 p.m. H&MS-24 vs 1st Bn 12th Mar Quakers, Catholics and Jews. Toward Irish. A cancerous, unthinking approach to other Some black Marines who hate the word Today 6:00 p.m. 2nd BN 3rd Mar vs HMM -262 human beings. "nigger" use the word "whirey. " 8:00 p.m. HMH -463 vs StOps Much has been done to change this Some black Marines refuse to let Marines approach, but many traces remain. There is of other races participate in their activities. more to do. Some whites still live in MACS-2 VS the 17 JUNE 9:00 a.m. VMFA-235 gutter of human relations. It is time to nag, Some black Marines who complain about Saturday 10:30 a.m. MABS-24 VS MCAS No. 1 scold and damn them into taking a bath. discrimination bring pressure on a black vs Marine who pulls liberty with white Marines, 12:00 noon NUC StOps Racial slurs are often tolerated. Ethnic calling him "Uncle Tom" or "Oren." 1:30 p.m. 1st Bn 12th Mar vs Hq Co 3rd Mar jokes are listened to and smirked at. vs These are examples of bigotry-black 3:00 p.m. 1st Bn 3rd Mar 1st Radio Bn These are examples of bigotry -white bigotry. bigotry.

19 JUNE 4:30 p.m. 1st Radio Bn AMTRACS Bigotry is bigotry. Elimination of it is a one-way street. Let's travel it together. Monday 6:00 p.m. VMFA-235 vs Hq Co Bde 8:00 p.m. 1st Bn 3rd Mar vs HMH-463 RelliNfr(. 20 JUNE 4:30 p.m. To be Announced Tuesday 6:00 p.m. H&MS-24 VS PSB 8:00 p.m. Hq Co 3rd Mar VS AMTRACS

21 JUNE 4:30 p.m. To be Announced Wednesday 6:00 p.m. AMTRACS vs Navy 8:00 p.m. MCAS No. 1 vs 1st Bn 12th Mar

VS 22 JUNE 4:30 p.m. HMM-262 MCAS No. 1 Meet Jack Cravelle (center), yes, that record breaking 37% pound fish is called a Thursday 6:00 p.m. PSB VS Comm Supt Jack Cravelle (ulua). Denis Kirwan (left) met Jack 120 feet under and 400 yards 8:00 p.m. Hq Co Bde VS 2nd Bn 3rd Mar off-shore from the Rifle Range Beach (near Ulupau Crater) and managed to spear to him, thereby landing the esteem of catching the largest of the species speared in 23 JUNE 4:30 p.m. To be Announced these local waters. Mike Armstrong (right) was with Denis on Tuesday (when the Friday 6:00 p.m. Hq Co Bde VS MABS-24 big catch was made) and himself speared a Jack weighing 33% pounds. (photo by 8:00 p.m. MACS-2 VS HMH-463 Mike Lane)