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Volume l9, No. 24 Marine Corps Air Station, Klneolie June. Detroit Univ New Training Program Cuts A Huss Dramatically changed Proposed For Corps admissions procedures and policies, special "A radical departure The 56 officers heard counseling and individ- from custom, but one a training expert say: ually designed skills which has been needed for "Forget the concept that courses for those who the past 10 years," isthe every man is an infan- need them are among the concept unveiled at a tryman. From now on, major features of "Pro- training conference at- every man will be a ject Veteran" announced tended by G-3 represen- rifleman, but there aren't enough in by James V. McGlynn, S. tatives from every major hours the day J. University of De- Corps Command. to train him to be pro- troit's vice president for ficient in his MOS and academic affairs. make him into a qualifi- Flag Day ed infantryman too." "The benefits of this After Sept. 1, there program are also being will be no more general extended to those ser- Celebration military subjects tests vicemen who are recup- (GMST). Replacing it will erating in veterans' and be an acronym (IT ENI). military hospitals. We which stands for indivi- will offer these men spe- In Kailua dual training of enlisted cial counseling on which A Flag Day program men. USA FI and GED courses CHANGE OF COMMAND - Colonel R.D. Revie, received thillS . ill be held at p. m. , This drastic chinge will mesh into their cur- becoming the Squadron's new CO, during change of command cere- Sunday, at the Holiday means that non-03's will ricula when they come to monies Monday. Mart Shopping C e nte r only be required t the University full time," parking area, Hahani St., a minimum 01 combat said Father McGlynn. Kailua. training to itSSUrt. The University's Advisory Council Holds The or r a m, spon- field survival. School of Law also has sored by the Kailua Elks No longer will they be joined in the spirit lodge, will feature required to go through the of Project Veteran by an- First Meeting June 15 appropriate musical ren- advanced tactics on the nouncing that it will ditions and preci si on assumption that someday upon waive the L.S.A.T. (Law In the past few years which the Council will marching maneuvers by they may be called School Admissions Test) the same unrest which has concern itself with. Of the 25-man Fleet Marine to become a part-time in- for servicemen who are permeated certain sectors paramount importance is Force, Pacific, Drum and fantryman. stationed abroad and wish of the young citizens of the need to increase com- Bugle Team followed by a To accomplish this to enter the School of Law our country is reflected munications and to pro- baton twirling demon- essential subjects this coming August. Such to a degree in the atti- vide for a continuing stration by 14-year-old schooling, Headquarters acceptance for service- tudes and actions of many dialogue concerning race Miss Debbie Porter, Jun- has cut into the nearly men stationed abroad can Marines. The confusion relations and equal op- ior National Baton Twirl- 60 subjects and come up often lead to an earlier often created by dissident portunity. The C oune i I ing Champion. with 11 must subjects. release from duty in or- and militant voices in the will provide a forum Miss Porter, holder of They are: Individual tac- der to begin school in civilian society can only available to all Marines over 500 individual tical measures, land na- the fall. be overcome throughout for group discussions of awards and presently at- vigation counter mea- the Marine Corps by in- rumors, misconceptions, tending Kailua Intermedi- sures against mines and Father McGlynn ate School, will represent boobytraps, first aid - stressed that Project creased emphasis on evidence of discrimi- communication and nation, prejudice or our Nation at Japan's sanitation hygiene, NBC Veteran "is more than understanding between Expo 70 during August. defense, service rifle, just a warm invitation. abuses of any nature in individual Marines and human rela- Featured speaker will close order drill, equip- The University is es- the field of in- throughout the echelon of tions. be Sergeant Major Robert ment and uniforms, tablishing a concrete pro- command. For this rea- F. Porter, a veteran of terior guard code of con- gram to serve these men. The Council is not de- duct, and military his- son, an Officer's Ad- signed to replace request z8-years service and se- We believe that any re- visory Council has been nior enlisted man here. tory, discipline and turning veteran who real- mast procedures for air- established on this sta- ing personal problems or Porter, who will offer a courtesy. ly wants to get a college tion. The Council is in- stirring presentation This ITEM system education should have a grievances and will not be tended to conduct frank a purpose. based on the heritage of sets definite objectives. realistic chance to do so. used for such them, and open discussions of However, it is expected our flag and the Nation it Once a man reaches "Motivations is the many problems as they represents, is a combat he's through with essen- magic variable in educa- that the Council will have affect the Marine Corps, in- veteran of World War H, tial subjects training. He tion. Even a student whose occasion to interview will, however, be evaluat- and to make recommen- dividual members of the the Korean conflict and sigh school or previous A ed annually to sharpen his dations to the Command unit from time to time. Vietnam. color guard college experience may H &HS will memory. that they feel will direct- If, during such inter- from K-Bay's have been undistingui shed ly or indirectly improve accompany Sgt Maj. Por- An example: There has earned a college op- views, areas of personal operations in any and all difficulties are identified, ter. are only two goals in the (Con't. on pg 3) areas. will en- "Individuals, families equipment and uniform the Council clothing courage the Marine con- and groups are cordial- studies: prepare ly invited to join us in and equipment for in- The Council will be cerned to submit the mat- IN THIS ISSUE paying to spection in accordance composed of a minimum ter to his Commanding tribute our Na- flag on Sunday af- with exsisting regulations Training At Pohakuloa of seven members who Officer at request mast. tion's ternoon," said Mr. Ar- and maintain all pre- ... Pg. 4-5 represent a cross section The first meeting of will be held thur Harris. Elks scribed uniforms cor- of grades and ethnic the Council for the rectly. New Hours for MCX groups. Topics such as at the Station Conference Co-Chairman ceremony. "The entire Learn those and ... Pg. 2 Troop welfare, living Room on June 15th, Bldg. you're finished with conditions, messing and 215 at 1030. The meeting program," he continued, to last ap- equipment. $4,014 to ASSETS .. Pg. 7 recreational program s is open to all interested "is scheduled are a few of the areas personnel. proximately one hour." (Con't. on pg. 3) WIND,WARD MARINE June 12r970 News In Brief President Commends FRA Shipmate Branch ['re- for country's goal in S.E. are appreciated." sident T.W. Flanik re- Asia means a great deal The above was ad- q6, &awed, ceived the following let- to America's fighting men dressed to him in ap- A horse show for all 4-11 Club members will be ter from President as well as to me. I was preciation of the held Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 a.m. at the base Nixon--- - pleased to hear from you BRANCH'S participation stables. Dear Mr. Flanik: and I want you to know in "Operation Alert" -- New horsemanship instruction classes will be "Your encouragement how much your comments endorsing Pres. Nixon's given Tuesday, June 23, at 3:30 and 4:30 p.m. at action in Cambodia. the stables. Contact MSgt. Bassett at 254-2243. The Branch meeting of There will also be riding instructions Satur- MCX Facilities Announce June 4 saw the election day, June 27, for beginners at 9; intermediates at of Officers for the com- 10 and for adults at 11 a.m. Cost is $2 an hour. New Hours Of Operation ing year. The following with MSgt Bassett. The minimum age limit are your newOfficers and Register these is 6 years old. An analysis of the Ser- hours because not Board of vice Station's operation enough people use them. Directors: President 7411 aiitilie4 during a four-month trail But it has been noted S/M Flanik, Vice Pre- Sponsors are remit-wed that in a hotel period, which extended that there is a sufficient sident, S/M Rhew, Sec- selecting the for 'TLA families, caution should be taken to make the hours of operation un- interest in opening retary S/M Spalding til 8 p.m. Monday through Service Station earlier Treasurer, S/M Hailey. sure that the hotel is TLA approved. For guidance, Be- refer to Hotel Information Bulletin 112, Jan. 26, Friday has proven that for the same service Board of Directors, 15, new 1970, as changed. Recipients of TLA must be re- it is too costly to continue ginning June the S/Ms Urban, Hudgins, siding in hotel or hotel like accommodations and hours for the Service Sta- Strickland, Robert s, will be 8:30 a.m. - paying at a daily rate. For further information on tion Stone , Demello, And eligiblity or obligations connected with TLA, per- 6:30 p.m. Monday through V. Allen. sonnel are urged to contact their Personnel and/ Career Friday; 8:30 - 5 Satur- or Disbursing Officer. day, and closed Sundays and holidays. On the national scene. What is the FRA doing for Sfecaire Vaacia9 Notes In the continued in- you? Space limitations of providing im- this week prohibit going The Windward Whirlers will hold its club meet- By MSgt. J. G. Stonebraker terest proved service for Ex- into even general de- ings Mondays at 7 p.m. in the Teen Club. If you are week dance, Last we intro- change patrons, the Main tails, but look for ar- a qualified member or know how to square duced the ticles concerning Wi- come to the meetings. For those who are interested REFERRAL Store, Bldg. 1090, will program, indicated who remain open each Wed- dow's Equity, (HR 6226) but lack experience, classes will start in July. For and further information contact Capt. B.D. Cole, 72957. was eligible, and how it nesday beginning June 17 for information on would work. This week for two extra hours. It Dual Compensation legis- Educette.'00 we will go into the Key will close at it s normal lation. National Execu- ifeat elements of the REFER- time of 5 p.m. on the tive Secretary Bob Nolan There will be a meeting of all department and RAL program. other weekdays and at 3 is your man in Washing- office Education NCO's on Wednesday, June 17, 1970, ton, and he is doing an Prior to actual retire- p.m on Saturday, closed at 10:30 a.m. , in the Station Education Office, Bldg.. outstanding job, but he a may Sundays and holidays. 267 ment, retiree seek needs the support REFERRAL assi stance in and Station Bulletin 1500, of June 1, gives full par- the voice of the FRA ticulars. the form of c oun seli ng member ship. designed to: assisthim Education in determining his post- Now, to S/M Gene sevice employment ob- News Lawler, who has serv- C4aplain jectives, acquaint him ed as Branch Secretary with the .civilian job mar- sc capably and has shown ket and how his military , Cornet Tuition Assistance us the way we say experience might relate forms for the next evening "ALOHA" as he departs to civilian occupations, for retirement. Gene Chaplain F. 0. Mintjal semester from Cham- and assist him in job- inade College are slow brought us much of his In the Garden of Eden (Genesis, Chapter 3) man enjoyed an seeking techniques. (The intimacy with God which is disrupted by sin. As head of the family, in coming into our office. experience in FRA work, type and amount of coun- man is the responsible member, and hence he is the first to be questioned Registration is on June for which we are deeply by God; this is the order of creation. Man's response is to accuse God seling available will de- 16 and we MUST have the indebted. The best of ("The woman whom You put here with me"), and that response is an pend on the resources T.A. forms prior to reg- everything in all of your attitude of mind which was a direct result of being in the state of sinful- available.) istration day. These endeavors, Shipmate, and ness. After this counseling, 77re theological story-teller of Genesis' 3rd Chapter uses a poetic forms are important to "Thanks," from Branch figure of speech (the natural habits of a snake) to symbolize the punish- but not earlier than six you as a student because 174. ment of evil: and the curse of the snake involves man as well: since evil months prior to actual the Marine Corps will (the "snake") and man are so closely in contact with each other, man retirement, the retiree pay 75% of the tuition The Ladies Auxiliary will attempt to crush its head with his foot while the snake in turn will may register his skills of the FRA had a success- try to strike at man's heel with his venomous fangs -- and this enmity which means you can save and preferences with a tnose V.A. benefits for ful Bake Sale last Satur- will continue throughout all generations. day. In the ensuing struggle, however, man will gain the clearer victory. Department of Defense when you're out of the This is God's promise. computer facility located service. Tuition Assis- Yes, you Ladies here But - that victory can only be accomplished through faith in God at Dayton, Ohio. This re- tance forms will NOT be in the Oahu area and the practice of that faith daily. That victory (over the evils and sins gistration will be accom- accepted after the first (Kaneohe) have an Aux- HK commit here at KMCAS) can be ours only if we all unite against sin a iliary to join!!!! If your by worshipping God on His Day and observing God's commandment to plished through day of class which is on REFERRAL counselor or husband is a FRA mem- love one another every day. June 22. into Let us unite our forces against the strikes of that diabolic Snake. unit personnel officer. Keep in mind those ber, why not cheek I beg all of you - attend Chapel services every Sunday! The battle the LA Concurrently, e m - courses to be offered by FRA. against satanic evils will then begin to turn in our favor. con- ployer s across the nation the U of H this fall. Eng- For more info. tact: S/M T. W. FLANIK will be permitted to re- lish composition i s a must 1111111111110111111011 re Ai gister their job vacancies for every student. 254-4695 oL S/M D.L. with the REFERRAL We have been asked a SPALDING 254-4566. nine /NE computer. number of times about The computer would have some college busi- NAVY RELIEF CO, MCAS, KANEOHE BAY COL. J. D. McGOUGH a man- then accomplish ness courses her e on to the CO, 1ST MARINE BRIGADE COL B. 0. CASS job match based on such Congratulations JPAO. . . .CAPT. M. H. HANDELSMAN base. There is a pos- following K-Bay units which NCOI(', I PA 0 GYSGT J. WOW factors as: availability sibility of having at have contributed 100% to the PRESS CHIEF,JPAO least GYSGT. J. WOLD Navy Relief Drive: EDITOR SGT. C. WHITE dates, geographical one business course here Fund SPORTS EDITOR CPL D. P. CARLSON areas, job preferences in the near future if DISTAFF EDITOR SGT. S. RILEY and job openings, skills BRIGADE enough people are in- VMFA-235 THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY AND FOR and experiences, wage terested. If you think you THE PERSONNEL OF MCAS, KANEOHE, IT IS PRINTED BY THE WINDWARD MACS-2 PUBLISHING CO., INC., KAILUA, HAWAII AND PUBLISHED WITH NON ranges, education, andthe would like to attend a APPROPRIATED FUNDS. THE WINDWARD MARINE CONFORMS WITH THE like. business course, give us TENANTS PROVISIONS OF MCO P5600,31, VIEWS AND OPINIONS EXPRESSED ARE 1st Radio NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE MARINE CORPS. THE WINDWARD The employer, at his a call at 72061 or 73572. MARINE, A MEMBER OF THE SERVICES OF THE ARMED SERVICES NEWS We want to see how ANGLICO BUREAU, IS PROMULGATED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY, option, may then contact many AND IN NO WAY DIRECTIVE IN NATURE. NO PAID ADVERTISING MAY the retiree (s) for direct are interested and use STATION )3E ACCEPTEd. THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE AND STAFF OF THE WIND these figures as a Operations WARD MARINE ARE LOCATED IN BLDG. 930. ALL COPY FOR PUBLICA negotiations which, hope- basis TION WILL BE SCREENED AND MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 4 P.M. ON fully, will lead to em- for requesting an ad- Disbursing MONDAY.CALL 72141,72142 OR 72431 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. ployment. ditional course. June 12, 1970 WINDWARD MARINE 1):Ige 3 Special Order KBay Salutes Has It All EDITOR'S NOTE: This column is a Windy feature in which we salute and awards In the Main Exchange men and vonnen of K-Bar who retvive command recognition there exists a small de- Unit information officers are reminded that the responsibility of keep- of these events lies with each unit. partment managed by a ing Windy informed small lady with a warm H&HS smile and a desire as she Promoted to their present ranks are MSgt G. P. Gillen, GySgt J. has stated, "to get you H. Kirtner, SSgt R. L. Conlee, SSgt 1). G. Knudson, SSgt M. T. White, anything you want" The SSgt J. J. Haluska, SSgt J. A. Reid, SSgt D. C. Miscall, and SSgt E. L. name of the lady is Mrs. Salas. Sheer and for the past Promoted to Sergeant woe D. L. Adams, N. L. Anderson, F. two years she has been Araiza, J. K. Baar, A. A. Barnes, R. S. Baron, R. R. Barrett, S. E. the manager, chief ac- Blomster, F. R. Bonomi, M. R. Brit ton,JJ. D. Bricker, C. C. Byers. W. J. countant, con- Cochran, C. A. Crawford, J. F. Crow, W. J. Depatie, E. L. Dolbeare, R. business L. Edwards, B. G. Fagrie, L. Faleafine, S. L. Fester, J. P. Foreman, T. H. sultant, display coordi- Goforth, W. E. Howington, C. E. Huller, J. D. Hudgins, R. NI. Hudik, C. nator, and only saleslady R. Hughes, E. D. Huisman, U. Johnson, V. I. Kellerman, K. I'. Lisnier, C. of K-Bay's Special Orders Section. R. Leckliter, L. W. Leither, T. L. Mansell, J. D. McCardle, K. Meinholt, SPECIAL ORDER - Mrs. Sheer displays one of the silverware sets to an R. P. Munson, G. F. Ott, T. M. Pon, R. D. Puckett, S. I. Riley, S. M. Flanked by di splays of interested customer at the K-Bay Special Order Dept. Roderick, R. W. Rollings, K. Seebach, C. W. Smith, C. A. Soderbloom, luxurious M. L. Thompson, J. R. Trujillo, C. R. White, R. L. Willis, J. NI. Zieman, carpets and im- and equipment. ported silverware, Mrs. counts. Special Order's J. E. Yorty, R. E Williams, C. T. Owens, A. J. Storrud, J. NI. Goetz, G. Sheer can give K-Bay Most name brands and inventory is virtually un- A. Staie, T. J. Brauns. many off brand products limited; while its cata- Promoted to their present rank are Cpl J. 0. Long. Ltpl C. B. shoppers any and all in- Johnson, PFC L. C. Dekun, and PFC C. W. McFarren. formation concerning can be obtained through logues cover a wide spec- hard to get household, the Special Orders De- tre from motorcycles to partment at large dis- building materials. MABS garden, and sports items Corporal D.J. Hurley is presented the Marine of the Month Await! for May, in recognition of his performance of duty. Receiving pm- motions to their present ranks are Sgts L. Meeks, ('. G. Norton, J. C. Detroit Univ (Con't. from pg. I) Nelums, D. F. Forleo, W. G. Cupp, I). R. Boggs, G. W. Hoffman, M. H. portunity because of the Tinker, T. H. Weaver, S. Brashler, F. S. Cianci, Cpl M. D. Clarke, LCpls of college sucess. In fact, War was that they were F. Borrero, J. W. lowers, M. R. Lies, F. W. May, L. L. McDonald, J. C. maturity gained from students brought in under very mature for their Mosley, J. W. Schweiz, PFCs D. B. Miller and W. T. Minton. Good Con service to his country. existing special pro- ages, highly motivated duct Medals are awarded to MSgt E. D. Crews, GySgts P. M. "We J. C. Tyus, F. L. Wilson, SSgt R. L. Roberts, G. B. Reid, Sgts l.. R. are told that grams, who would notor- and a real credit to the some 15,000 veterans will Castro, L. V. Howse, Cpls F. S. Cianci, K. D. Cook. D. Burch. L P. dinarily have qualified, university." Mellish, J. G. Oliveros, K. M. Roche and B. J. Gates. Sergeant S. 1. to return Michigan alone have already shown an He said the University Schrock completes the MCI course Postal Clerk. High School GI I) between now and the fall attrition rate substantial- had received excellent Certificates are presented to LCpI J. P. Stanko and Pvt. A. L. Dengler. term -- nearly 200,000 ly lower than university help and encouragement in the entire nation. We and national college in developing its program intend to take as many MEDICAL averages With extra help from the Veteran's Ad- Promoted are 11M3s C. of these men into to their present ranks V. Hancock, E. J. our at the outset and with the ministration staff in De- Levickis, H. S. Thorson, Jr., and HM2s W. S. Shelton and S. P. WanZee. program as our resourc- kind of intense motiva- troit. es permit." tion many of these stu- Further information HEDRON A spokesman for Pro- dents have, they actual- is available from the Ad- Promoted to their present ranks arc SSgt D. M. Sums and K. R. ject Veteran added, "We ly have a better than missions Office: Project Henson. know from our experience average chance of suc- Veteran, c/o Admissions and mounting national ceeding. Office, University of De- MACS-2 evidence, that in admit- 4001 W. McNichols, troit, Receiving a promotion to his present ranks is SSgt S. T. Brackin. ting so-called 'high risk' "In addition, our ex- Detroit, Michigan. 42881. Gunnery Sergeant R. L. Smith extended his enlistment. Receiving a State of Hawaii is Cpl J. P. Wright. Coin- students, test scores and perience with veterans To be accepted in the High School diploma from the high school returning from World pleting a course in Psychology at the U of Fl is SSgt E. Branch. grades are not U. of D. program, a re- the only valid indicators War II and the Korean turning veteran will only VMFA-212 have to show that he has Promoted to his present rank Is Cpl L. L. Brent. New Executive Board successfully completed high school or its equiva- VMFA-235 lent and has a strong de- sire to succeed. If the Meritorious Masts were awarded to Sgt D.C. Spira, Cpl M.D. Hal- At Mokapu School vorson, and LCPLs D.F. Knippel and C.D. Johnson who were cited for need is indicated, he will their exemplary devotion to duty and for their outstanding perform- The newly elected P. cutt; Publicity: Mrs. Bo- be given special skills ance during and in preparation for the IG inspection. Meritoriously pro- promoted are T.A. Executive Board of nie Barron; Health Room courses during his first moted to his present rank is LCp1 S.W. Hower. Also year in order to insure LCpis D.J. Bemis, R.H. Cogdill, T.A. Currier, J.S. Runyan and R.W. Mokapu Elementary Chairman: Mrs. Jerry Wendel. school aboard K-Bay held Muceus; Member-at- every opportunity for his meeting of the success. A Good Conduct Medal is presented to Cpl J. D. Faulkenberry its first Large: Mrs. Donald kl- and Cpl A. L. Lipinski is promoted to his present rank. 1970-71 year Wednesday, ligood. Robert Walters, June 3, in the school li- President of Kailua High WELCOME TO THE brary to propose plans School P.T.A., was the New Training and a budget for the com- installing officer. HALLUCINATORY WORLD OF... ing term Following the General Won't. from pg. I) Membership in May, the After it hears from all "HARRY THE HEAD" Voted into office dur- Kailua High School "Ma- commands, HOMC will ing May's P. T A. meeting drigals," who were about formalize ITEM training. were: to embark on a world tour, Of much concern now, President: Mrs. Rich- entertained and were pre- however is misunder- ard Brown; 1st Vice Pre- sented a check for $150 standing in the field. sident: Lt. Col, Howard by the P.T.A. to add to "Let's face it," one Wahlfield; Secretary: their travel funds The of the conferences sum- Mrs. James Wallis; "Madrigals," in turn, m ari zed,"this is one hel- Treasurer: S/Sgt. James presented the check to luva departure from the Wallis; Hospitality: Mrs Mrs. Winston Scoville, traditional. Take away the John WOW Jr.; Member- military wife and teacher "every man an infantry- ship: Mrs. Bruce Swan- at Mokapu, whose twin man" slogan and you're daughters are members going to hear howls of of the "Madrigals" You're taking away the Ne41141140* troupe, for her use in de- one element that's made fraying her daughters' the corps distinctive!" General Clifton Bledsoe expenses. Well I don't believe U. S. Marine Corps Cates, Executive --i."Eit; professional- Retired and a Commandant The next it's from 1948 to 1951, passed Board meeting will be ism that counts, not. being away June 4. The general was held at the home of Mrs. half-trained infantry-1 (PFC-OVER 2- ON SUSPENDED BUST-BUT HAPPY) buried Monday at Arlington Richard Brown on July men and half trained HARRY WILL APPEAR WEEKLY. National Cementery. 8, at 7:30 p.m. specialists " "GUN ONE UP" "AND THEN THIS ( 1Y SA' Pohakuloa Is Fol

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A grunt compiles a of 1/3. Three we lot of memories during high intensity tr: his time in the Corps. stressing crew Some funny, some sad, weapons, i ndiv many interesting, a few movement, squad tE boring. high-speed i.ccura- He remembers lines, ing, air co-ordit "FIRE THE 106" hard training, slightly in- with cross training ebriated liberties, cards molition and other in the barracks, parades, club runs, and more Pohakuloa had e training. thing memories of E are made of. It hi Pohakuloa, or at least dust, the rugged to Pohakuloa in May, is now the desolate isolati a memory to the Marines had a parade at Hil

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Three weeks of line at the PX, the line tensity training, at the show, the line at g crew served the showers. , individual Weekend liberties at nt, squad tactics, Hilo and the Kona Gold ed accurate fir- Coast Club runs, and the r c()-ordination, ever present games of ss training in de- whist. But mostly it had and other fields. the training. It's a never-ending :culoa had every- process for the grunts. mories of grunts Back from Pohakuloa, le of. It had the they're off to Kahuku for rugged terrain, the Army, and to Hono- late isolation. It lulu for the Kamehameha .rade at Hilo, the Day parade. 3 !) RANG( F 'RING

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r-041404.;;;N-mt. TIME SOMETHING" SQUAD TATICS IN SCENIC POHAKULOA P:ige WINDWARD MARINE June 1'2, 1970 Iwo New Leagues Long &Shot* Bowling Baseball fans again will have a chance to vote SPORTSBy Jim on the starting line-ups for the All-Star teams. tpl Long 72141 If you have an es- Hawaii has received over 30,000 ballots, but the tablished 165 or better rub comes that the official ballot-boxes have not average you are eli- arrived at the Islander's stadium. But Bob Basso giable to enter into a of KHON informs me that he has ballots, and upon rolloff for a position on request will mail ballots with instructions of where the Marine entry to the to send them in order to have yours counted. Armed Forces Classic Bob's sportscast is on at 5:30 and 10:00 p.m. Bowling League. and by calling him at 536-5972 after his is finish- Ten members, seven ed, he will take your address and insure you get a regular and three alter- ballot. Deadline for ballots is June 29. Bob also nates, will be chosen for mentioned that the ballots are tricky, and fans the team. Special Servic- should be careful when punching them that they don't es will pay the entrance make a mistake. Space is available for write-in fee and provide the bowl- choices, which most fans are aware is a necessity ing shirts. this year do to omission errors of worthy players. The 24 game roll-off A sample ballot is below. for positions will be held in the next few weeks. The final date for enter- All-Star Election Ballot ing the roll-off is July National League 19 at the local bowling FIRST alley. Roll-off games will FIRST BASE BASE Norm Cash Richie Allen be free Mike Epstein 0 Ernie Banks 0 The league itself will Tony Horton 0 Orlando Capeda Boog Powell 0 Lee May Eji roll on the new lanes Rich Reese Willie McCovey at Pearl Harbor. There George Scott 0 Wes Parker 0 NEW FACE FOR BASEBALL DIAMOND - Special services prepares wil be 16 entries in the SECOND BASE SECOND BASE the K-Bay baseball field for the varsity games scheduled on the Wind- league, with Friday night Mike Andrews 0 Glen Beckert ward side. Rod Carew Tommy Helms D as the projected league Dick Green Ei Julian Javier Tommy Harper Felix Milian El 13 night. A 36-40 game sea- Dave Johnson 0 Joe Morgan son is scheduled, with Dick McAuliffe a Ted Sizemore El 7r scratch scoring. SHORTSTOP SHORTSTOP 0 K-Bay To Host Luis Aparicio El Bud Harrelson IM LEAGUE Mark Belanger Don KessInger I Bort Campaneris El Hal Lanier who Leo Cardenas Denis Menke For those haven't 0 °A controlled hook yet, Jim Fregosi O Fred Patek their a Rico Petrocelli 0 r- or desire a more casual Varsity Baseball THIRD BASE THIRD BASE se atmosphere, the IM 0 Sal Bando 1:::1 Clete Boyar e bowling league is or- Ha,mon Killebrew Richia Hebner Marine baseball they come up swinging and Ken McMullen a Coco Laboy_ gani zing again. Bill Melton 0 Tony Perez comes to the Windward running, and if you aren't Deadline for submis- Brooks Robinson a O Ron Santo side of the island for the prepared mentally they sion of team rosters is Leo Rodriguez Mike Shannon first time this season, will overpower you. That July 1. Teams will be CATCHER CATCHER as the potent Asahis nine is true of almost any composed of seven men, Joe Azcue 0 Johnny Bench challange Bill Freehan Jerry Grote 0 the Marines athlete who has played five regulars and two al- a Elrod Hendricks 0 Tom Haller this Sunday at 2:00 p.t4t. a high caliber of com- Duane Josephson Randy Hundley 0 ternates. George Mitterwald 0 Tim McCarver on the K-Bay field. petition." Scoring will be handi- Duke Sims Joe Torre 0-- Two other teams will The second half of the cap, with Tuesday night OUTFIELD OUTFIELD journey to K-Bay this season starts with the being league night. 0 Paul Blair 0 Hank Aaron 1 a Ken Harrelson Tommy month, with game with Asahis. The Rosters should be turn- Willie Horton Malty Alou header scheduled against Marines suffered their 0 Bobby Bonds El 74- ed to the bowling alley. Reggie Jackson El Lou Brockome mil Army at 1 :00 p.m. on hard knocks through the For further informa- Carlos May June 20, and a single first half, finishing with tion contact Capt. Edward 0 Rick Monday Roger Bobby Murcer 0E1 W"ihilniRe0Cpbaealirvitsio:Clemente game with Jolly a 3-17 record. Cardoza at 73135. 0 Jim Northrup at 2:00 p.m. on June 28. Asked if he was dis- Tony Oliva Larry Hisle 0 RI 0 Lou Pinialla Cleon JoneNsiBie =rt; Asahis, whose team appointed with the first 0 members are all ofJapa- half finish, Coach Norton 0 Reggie Smith Pete Rovvseillie K-Bay Golfers Mickey Stanley Uj nese descent, sports four replied, "how can you be 0 Cesar Tovar Rusty Staub players with experience happy with a 3-17 record. Ted Uhlaender Bob Tolan 0 Roy Whits 0 Billy Williams in the Japanese Major Our problems are sim- Carl Yastrzemski Jim Wynn Ell Leagues. The exact cali- ple; we don't get enough Challenge Pro ber of Japanese baseball men on base (Norton is The K -Bay Men's Golf is hard to pinpoint, but the only one batting over Association will hold a MOTO-CROSS TRIALS tournament tomorrow, as the disastrous trip of 300, and only four others Wheels of Oahu will have Observed Trials at the local Moto- the Giants last year at- are hitting over 200) and the 13th, on the local cross course Sunday. Registration is at 9:00 a.m., with the start at tests, the Japanese claim when we do score, our course. The play will be 11:00. Entry fee is $3, while spectators are welcomed by a free admis- that there can be no TRUE pitching has trouble hold- member vs. Pro sion. and cham- But Tee-off time is sche- ing the opposition. VARSITY SOFTBALL pion until they are in- this league is so tough, duled to begin at 11:30 a m Registration is at the cluded is not without jus- I don't feel bad if we Hidden on the back corner of page 14 of the Windy tice. play good baseball and golf course TODAY, the p.m. before had been the scores of the varsity Marine lose. There are ex- 12th, before 4:00 softball team now Hal Norton the Ma- The entry fee is $1, playing out of Camp Smith. After perienced and smart a four week study in futitlity (no wins), they rine coach, described the and prizes will be have players in this league, arisen in two stunning upsets, beating Wheeler 7-6 Asahis as "fast. Just but when we lose from awarded at the Tuesday don't and Barbers Point 5-3. Take heart Coach Norton, plain quick. They mental errors I get a night general club meet- your hardballers may also rally. make mental mistakes, little upset " ing. A nod of recognition OPPONENT DATE AND TIME PLACE goes out to club presi- dent "Pineapple" Werner ******SPECIAL NOTICES""* ASAMS June /4: 2:00 p.m. K-Bay for his showing in the JOLLY ROGER June 15: 7:00 p.m. Millican Field a general Navy League Golf Tour- There will be The championship mat- SUB-PAC June 16: 7:00 p.m. Millican Field meeting for ALL members of ches in the Hawaii Marine ARMY (doubleheader) June 20: l:00 p.m. K-Bay nament. the IC-Ilay's Men's Golf As- Tennis Tournament will be JOLLY ROGER June 22: 7:00 p.m. Millican Field With a gross Score of sociation June 16 at 7:30 held today at 4:00 p.m. Si- June 23: 7:00 p.m. Millican Field SUB-PAC 71 and a net total of 69, p.m. The Tuesday night meet- multaneous finals will be held ASAHIS June 25: 7:00 p.m. Millican ing at the golf course Snack in both the senior and open ARMY June 26: 7:00 p.m. Scholida "Pineapple" brought the marbles. He Bar is rated as "important" divisions at the courts near !CAL Y ROGER June 28: 2:00 p.m. k- home all and all members are urged to the golf course. Spectators SUB-PAC June 30: 7:00 p.m. Millican Field is the 1970 Navy League attend. are welcomed. (*Millican Field is the Sub-Pac field at Pearl Hartor) Champion. June 12, 1970 WINDWARD.MARINE !EM Wives' Clubs' Benefit j The Islander $4,014 Proceeds Go To ASSETS By Cpl Mike 11101111)min The Intra - Island colors by the combined sident, who introduced Lt. Council of Enlisted Mena' Army, Marine Corps, Na- Col. Frank Ellisand Mrs. One of the deadest subjects in high school is Wives' Clubs of Oahu AS- vy, Air Force and Coast Ellis. Lt.Col Ellis was history. The broader the area and time span, the SETS Presentation Din- Guard color guard com- the personal representa- duller it seems to get. Inversely, though, as you ner was held in the Aloha manded by Sgt. Worthing- tive of Col. J. D. Mc- narrow the focal point of a history, it begins to come Lounge of the Pearl Har- ton, USA, NCOIC, Scho- Gough, Station Com- to life. And if you are one who rides high on finding bor EM Club on June 5. field Barracks. mander. (Also enjoying out all you can about where you're at, Hawaii will In keeping with the The party from K- the evening were K-Bayit- prove to be one of the most fascinating state histories theme "Military Unit- Bay's Staff NCO Wives' es, MSgt. J. G. Stone- into which the Corps could have dropped you. This ed", the evening began Club was headed by Mrs. breaker SSgt. Peter is largely due to the fact that its history is still with presentation of Mildred Lynch, Club Pre- Lynch and SSgt. and being unravelled through frequent archeological dis- Mrs. W.J. Halley.) coveries on the islands. Captain John Markley, Early Hawaiians had no written language to re- Chaplain of the 14th Naval cord their history (unless you can read a hasty District and Chairman of form of petroglyph--ancient day graffiti). History the Board of Directors for lessons then were woven in among the equally im- ASSETS was presented a portant legends, and at times intermingling. All check for $4,014.00 by this leads up to a case for considerably less accuracy Mrs. Stonebreaker. This than Vice President Agnew ascribes to our national check totaled all proceeds news media. derived from monies For instance, yesterday Hawaii Nei celebrated raised by the individual its very own holiday, Kamehameha Day, dedicated clubs, as well as dona- to the first and best in a line of five King Kameh- tions given to the "Slim - amehas. Kamehameha the Great, known as "The Gym" drawings which Lonely One" and the Conquerer, reigned at the time were won by William of Captain Cook's discover of the islands in 1178. Burke, stationed at Tri- It is Kamehameha the Great who united the pler Army Hospital and Hawaiian Islands under one peaceful rule after an Mrs. Violet Zombro, Oahu massacre that forced the balance of dissent RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS - Colonel J.D.McGough, Station CO, pre- Brown Drive, KMCAS. sents certificates for volunteer service of 100 to 1,000 hours to (left over the Pali in 1795. to JUNE SOCIAL right) Jacqueline Lockver, Shirley Welch, Marge Gibson, Elaine Stanton, It is surprising that while Hawaii's recorded Edith Parker, Joan McGough and Sylvia Weeks, who received a two- Mrs. June Cowley, So- history began in 1778 with Captain Cook's discovery year award for over 1,000 hours. Mrs. Gibson replaces Mrs. Stanton as cial Chairman has an- of the islands, there has been no popular biography Volunteer Chairman, while Mrs. Welch replaces Mrs. Parker as Assistant nounced that the June So- devoted specifically to this revered King of Hawaii. Chairman. cial for the SNCO Wives' Kamehameha the Great marks the most colorful Club will be heldon Tues- figure in Hawaiian history. Posing a fierce defender day evening, June 16 at of the ancient Hawaiian gods, he is credited with 7:30 a.m in the SNCO establishing the present flag which has flown suc- Club. cessively over the monarchy, the republic, the ter- FASHION SHOW ritory and finally the state of Hawaii. A Thrift Shop Fashion All this leads up to the fact that there isn't TRAVELS WITH MY are answered in this Show will be presented, much going on this weekend except the continu- AUNT by Graham Greene, small book. featuring items sold by ation of a K-Day Arts/Fantasy Happening (not neces- is now on the best seller Today's young ac- this SNCO Wives' Club- sarily historic or authentic) in Thomas Square across list and I know you'll tivists, conclude the edi- facility. Club mem- from the Honolulu Academy of Arts. From noon all want to read it. tors, are different in bers will act as models to midnight tonight, this event features arts and Greenland has been many ways from anthing and refreshments will be crafts, food booths, music, light show, dancing, described often as a land this nation has ever wit - served. karate demonstrations and body painting. bleak and severe. A nesses. ..different in the JUNE TOUR whiskey priest dies in one scope of their influence, A trip to the Liana LA village, a self-hunted th e depth of their com- Waikiki Perfume Factory man lives with lepers in mitment and the revolu- and luncheon at the Float- 'Corpsmen Up' For another. But Greenland tionary nature of their ing Pagoda Restaurant on has its summer regions, goals. June 24, 1970 is being and in the sunlight For a probing look at offered as the June Tour everything looks a bit the "Now" generation, by the SNCO Wives' Club Birthday Celebration different. the editors of Fortune according to Mrs. Evelyn Here Aunt Augusta spell out those dif- Landolf, Chairman. travels with her black and in He exhibits a versa- Following his basic ferences precisely The group will leave tility neither demanded lever Wordsworth and detail, examining the 18- the SNCO Club parking lot schooling, the Corpsman with Curran, the founder nor expected of the other a hospital. 24 age group with a at 10 a.m. Cost for the is assigned to of a doggies' church; the enlisted ratings in the refining his talents thorough and straight- luncheon (E a s t- We st Upon CIA man obsessed by sta- approach that has Navy. He is a highly train- and broadening his know- forward special) is $2.95. ed specialist. tistics and his hippie always characterized the Reservations are to be His courage ledge at the hospital, he daughter; and old Mr. knowledge, and devotion nation's most respected made to Mrs. Landoll. is ready for duty in the Viscounti, who has been to duty in war business magazine. (254-2396) by June 17. or peace has field. wanted by Interpel for earned him respect and a is to give twenty years. niche in history. He a His mission is Henry Pulling, a Navy Hospital Corpsman. intelligent, capable, and re- the tired, banker manager Established on efficient assistance to June caught up 17, Medical and Hospital unexpectedly 1898 by an act of Con- with them, describes gress, the Corps Officers in. their Hospital struggle against disease, their activities at first Corpsman has become a shocked and bewildered vital part of the Navy. injury, and death. In the absence of such officers, and finally with the ten- Be the Corpsman work- derness of a fellow ing in a modern military he is expected to meet hospital, or the medical all emergencies himself. traveler going their way. department of a ship, or Simply stated, he is to IN TURMOIL in the bush with keep as many men at as YOUTH the Ma- adapted from a special rines, they all celebrate many guns as many days is as possible. issue of Fortune Maga- their 71st birthday this z i ne. week. K-Bay is equipped to Faculty cops out, baby Corpsman training handle complicated e- tycoons take over. What begins either at San Diego mergencies such as child do they believe. Who be- GUILD OFFICERS - New officers of St. Michaell Ladies Guild are. or Great Lakes. His basic birth or surgery. How- longs to the newleft?How ever, due to front !eft to right, Vice President, Mrs. Jack Monroe; Secretary, Mrs. 14 week course covers the better are they changing our cul- William Lit17: and Treasurer, Mrs. Dominic Marzi. Not present is the anatomy, physiology, facilities at Tripler, all ture? The Parents: What President, Mrs. Pau,' Clack. The Guild invites all Catholic women on the minor surgery, and tech- but the most dire emer- did we do wrong? These station to join them for the: .monthly First Friday meetings at 9 a.m. in niques of patient care. gencies are transferred. and many more questions St. Michael's Chapel. Page 8 WENOWARD MARINE June 12, 1970 eted Sage 66yeeet TONIGHT: Happy Hour on the lower Lanai from 4 to 7 p.m. with pupus galore. In the TAPA lounge commencing at 8:30 p.m. the LEE GROOM QUAR- TET. SATURDAY: Candlelight dinner in the golden draped dining room from 7 to 9 p.m. In the TAPA are GREG & JOI. SUNDAY: Because it has been requested so much we have brought back our PRIME RIB BUFFET in the dining room from 6 to 8 p.m. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY: The sandwich bar with the new daily special is growing in popularity, THURSDAY: Ole!! Our most famous of all MEXI- CAN NITE for the family special. S VIMMING INSTRUCTION - Registration for the summer months will be held at 9 a.m. JUNE 13-20 at the station pool. There will be instruction for be- ginners, advanced beginners and intermediate. The Classified cost will be $10 for 10 - 30 minute lessons to be held daily at the pool in the morning. Ads S 0 FOR SAI I TONIGHT: The club is featuring a great dance 7'10" SURFBOARD - I ast, light, col- orful deck pattern, Very good condi- band called THE MEDIUMS. Beginning at 8:30 p.m. tion. Bargain at $45. Call 261-2918. the MEDIUMS will be entertaining for "4" big hours. MUST SELL Electric guitar, in good SATURDAY: Club opens at 11 a.m. and Package cond. Has fiat wound strings and trible 9 pickup $30. ('all 72798 DWII, 254- Store at 11:30. From 5:30 to p.m. our dining room 3242 AWII. is open and if you wish to make reservations just call 72592. BABY CRIB - $10. ('all 254-3498 any- It's WESTERN NIGHT tonight, with TONY & time. THE STAR PLAYBOYS providing the great

AK(' REGIS. POODLE - Male, black, country and western sounds. miu iat re, I I mon., all shots, has had a SUNDAY: Enjoy our BUFFET, our low prices are dinning recently, good with children. $2.50 adults and $1.75 for the small fry. Notice All 254- 2995 . the hours are 4 til 8 p.m. Our regular dining room will 1963 - RAMBLER STATION WAGON - be closed. Standard . 5378 or best offer. ('all 771 ti 72287. MONDAY: Tonight is BOSSES NIGHT - Pupu plate SIT, only, $1. ail no,rior TUESDAY: Lunch is served Tuesday thru Fri- I 1,1111, \1 II day 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Also tonight is the STAFF Icaor I 1111111 WIVES SOCIAL MEETING at 7:30 p.m.

IIFACII lit '(;(:11 to on, and looks WEDNESDAY: This evening in our dining room Food. Needs new plates. $100 or best we will have once again our WEDNESDAY NIGHT offer. ('all 262-7121. BUFFET - the hours are 6 to 8 p.m. GIVE AWAY THURSDAY: It's HAPPY HOUR from 4 to 6 p.m. kirrENs. Free. Plra all 254-3498. and then MEXICAN NIGHT. In our dining room from 6 to 9 p.m. enjoy an entire Mexican dinner for only $1. gotiaretre TONIGHT: We start off a big night with Happy Hour from 4 to 6 p.m. Starting at 8 p.m. THE SOULVATIONS will be on stage for your listening and dancing pleasure. TODAY LUNCH - Ham steak, F. tries, ycy- SATURDAY: Doors open at noon. Don't miss out tabl,. apple turnovers. SUPPER - on the latest in sports films at 2 p.m. Tonight at I lied fish, oyster stew, vanilla choco- late pudding. 8 p.m for our country and western fans we have SATURDAY our old favorites on stage, THE RANCH HANDS. BRUNCH SUPPER - Veal, euccini, 2 p.m. devil's food cake. 051 SUNDAY: "Sports" at SUNDAY MONDAY: "Bosses Night" starting at 4 p.m until BRUNCH - SUPPER - Steak, peas, pe- CELEBRATE WITH ME - This luscious lady bids a Happy Birthday to can pie. the Corpsmen and a hearty congratulations to all the newly promoted. 7 p.m. MONDAY Plus she invites you to attend the Flag Day celebration in Kailua Sunday. TUESDAY: THE STARLITERS in the 123 Room at LUNCH Roast pork, corn, salad, 7 p.m. baked apples. SUPPER - Chili w/rice, spinish, marble cake. WEDNESDAY: GREG & JOI in the 45 Room at 7 TUESDAY LUNCH - Steak, potatoes, tomatoes, P. m cherry pie. SUPPER - Turkey Ala de Movies MANAGER'S NEWS BRIEF: Beginning in July the King, Franks on Bun, cookies. club will feature live entertainment six nights a WEDNESDAY 441 deptdAdtd cal 720 0 0 LUNCH - Pot roast, gravy, chocolate week (Thursday exempt). A lot of new talent will be cake pudding. SUPPER - Spaghetti, garlic bread, iegd lemon cake. TODAY SATURDAY coming our way. Watch for the specials on the "Bars" THURSDAY OLIVER - Ron Moody, Mark Les- starting July 1, also. ANZIO - Robert Mitchum, Peter LUNCH - Baked ham, scalloped pota- ter, general , musical, excellent, Falk, mature, drama, excellent, toes, sweet potato pie. SUPPER - 147 min. Hamburgers, f. fries, spice cake. 116 min. SUNDAY WHERE WERE YOU WHEN THE rite 74 1*' LIGHTS WENT OUT? Doris Day, mature, comedy, good, 96 min. 6t First Class TONIGHT: KamehLmeha Day Aloha Dance, 8 p.m. MONDAY SATURDAY: Long Circle Tour (free), noon. Coffee TRACK OF THUNDER - Ray 10t Air Mail Strickly, Tom Kirk, general, dra- House & Variety Show, 8 p.m. SUNDAY: Hike & ma, fair, 91 min. Picnic (750, 12:30 p.m. Fellowship Supper, 6 p.m. TUESDAY MONDAY: "Y" Square Wheelers, 8 p.m WED- YOURS, MINE AND OURS Lu- NESDAY: Discussion Group, 7 p.m. Dance, 8 p.m. cille Ball, Henry Fonda, general, THURSDAY: Gym night, 7:30. comedy, good, I 1 1 min. Co-ed WEDNESDAY tfr YOUNG BILLY YOUNG - Robert Mitchum, general, western, good, leeit elag 95 min. TONIGHT: Members only; no admission. THURSDAY GUNS FOR SAN SEBASTIAN - SATURDAY: GOOD TYMES play from 8 to 11:45 Mail Windy HP'.7.; Today Anthony Quinn, Anjanette Co- p.m. Members, 5W, non-members, $1. On Saturday, Fold paper twice and sect.',, ou ter ed9t. with laVe or staples. rner, m4ture, drama, very good, June 20, the SOULVATIONS play. Admission will 98 min. be $1 for members and guests.