Marine Corns Air Station eohe Bay, Hawaii Friday, March 18, 1966 Corps' Clips El Toro HM Star Al Stepan PROSPECTOR, Barstow. Calif "Guerillas" Successful in 23Yrs.Old "Mohave Ambush" operation. Earns An open house and air All-Service Berth FLIGHT JACKET Santa show highlighted El Toro's Al Stepan, the 6-5 for- this week. Ana, Calif. - El Torn cele- 23rd anniversary as a ma- ward who led the Hawaii "Al played a great tour- brates 23rd anniversary rine Corps Air Station last Marines in rebounding this nament," related Delaney. with open house and air weekend. season, continued his "He really earned that All- show. Top billing on the show hoard-cleaning ways dur- Service selection." kOTOVUE, New River, went to the Blue Angel's ing the All-Service Tour- Stepan is now in DenVer, N C. - HMM-162 returns 50-minute precision flight nament last week at Nor- Colo., where he is train- home after three-month demonstrations both after- folk, Va, and has won a ing with the All-Service Carribean deployment. noons. spot on the All-Service squad in preparation for MIDWEST REPORTER, Units of the 3rd MAW team for 1966. the AAU tournament and a Kansas City, Mo. - Marine went through their paces Stepan was the bright possible shot at the U. S. Corps Reserve Civic exhibiting the tactical ab- spot of a rather dismal Olympic team. Action Fund for Vietnam ilities of Marine aircraft. tournament for the All -Ma- "Alphonse" or "Step", passes $150,000 mark. Close air support by Sky- rine entry, which dropped as he is known to his team OBSERVATION POST, hawk jets preceded a heli- two of three games and mates, came to the Hawaii Twentynine Palms, Calif. copter assault by airborne finished third. He re- Marines this season after infantrymen. Also demon- bounded aggressively a - Federal Credit Union season and a half with strated were maximum per throughout the tourney and the at MCB, 29 reorgan- MCRD, San Diego De- Palms takeoffs, short was especially effective in vildogs. izes and reopens. PROS- He had led San field landings, aerial re- the Marines' 73-69 victory Diego in seven statistical PECTOR, Barstow, Calif. - fueling operations and he- over Air Force. departments last year, CHEVRON, San Diego, licopter rescues. The big Minnesota pro- With the Hawaii Marines duct hauled in close to 20 Calif. - Leatherneck nine Visitors had the opportu- this season, he pulled nity of a closeup look at rebounds and in takes two games from scored down 297 caroms for a 10. the aircraft, ejection seats double figures according 2 per game average. He Phoenix College. other static displays and to teammate Tom Delaney, also averaged THE BOOT Parris Island, 11.2 points recent movies of Marine who returned from the a game while firing at a S.C. - Air Force MSgt. D.R action in Vietnam. ALL-SERVICE SELECTEE- Mainland along with Chien 43.7 per cent clip from Rupp takes grand aggregate Dennis and .Joe Gatti early the floor. Spring Open El Toro became opera- The man with the apparent in 6th Annual tional in 1943, mid- Piston Shoot. March, abundance of hands is Hawaii way in the huge build up Marine forward Al Stepan and NAVY TIMES, Washington of World War II. Alonk with the fierceness with which he Nominations Due D.C. - Army Friday and Marine bases at Santa Barbara, El is struggling to gain control Corps recruits are being Centro, Mojave and Mira- mar it was a West Coast of the ball is typical of his temporarily short-changed play It is the type of play at the clothing counter due training and staging area that earned him a position on For Top Employee, Exec to inventory shortages. for Marine aviation in the pacific. the 1966 All-Service team MARTCOM DIGEST, Glen- The Honolulu Federal Federal Executive of the view, Ill. - VMA-134, Los Executives Association is year -- for employees in Alamitos, Calif., has been now accepting nominations grades c S-12, its equiva- awarded the Pete Ross for the Federal Employee lent and above. Trophy for best Reserve air MUM'S Ilajor Romine of the Year and Federal Nominations should he safety record. Executive of the Year a- sent to H. Tucker Gratz, FLIGHT JACKET, Santa wards from all Hawaii Fed- Department of Commerce, Ana, Calif. - HMM-164 eral activities. Room 202, 1022 Bethel St., boards USS Princeton at Decoraled 4 Times For the first time the re- Honolulu 96813. Long Beach. cognition program, open to The Federal Employee of Major Richard E. Romine. Morel, Company CO, pin- Hawaii's more than 25,000 the year and Executive of THE STANDARD BEARER, 1st ANGLICO ExO, was ned an Air Medal; a Gold civilian employees of the the Year Awards were de- New York, N. Y. - Governor awarded four combat de- Star in lieu of a second government, is divided in- Com- signed: John H. Chafee proclaims corations during formal ce- Air Medal; a Navy to two categories: To give to Medal and Pur- recognition USMCR - Civic Action Month remonies at the Air Station mendation Federal Employee of the Federal Civil Service em- in Rhode Island. last Thursday. ple Heart on the major dur- Year --for employees in ployees in Hawaii who Lieutenant Colonel 0. J. ing the promotion and a- grades GS-11, its _quiva- have contributed signifi- wards ceremony, lent and below. cantly during the past year Major Romine served in through their outstanding the Republic of Vietnam job performance, accomp- from Aug. 25, 1965 to Feb. Some Eligible lishment and contributions 8, 1966. He was the of- to our community. ficer-in-Charge of ANGLI- For Tax Refund To focus favorable pub- CO's Sub-Unit One. lic attention The Major received his Servicemen who lived in within our Air Medals for meritorious Hawaii for at least nine community on Federal em- achievements in aerial months of last year may be ployees and Federal em- flight during combat sup- eligible for state tax cre- ployment. port missions in support of dits up to $18 per depen- To encourage increased the Republic of Vietnam a- dent according to COM- efficiency and devotion t' gainst the Viet Cong from FOURTEENNOTE 5840. duty on the part of all Fed- Sept. 25 to Oct. 10. Under the program they eral employees. To earn the Navy Com- must file either a resident Deadline for nominations mendation Medal, Major Ro- or non-resident state in- is next Friday (March 25). mine exposed himself re- come tax return. Military peatedly to the insurgent pay is excluded in com- communist fire by flying puting Hawaii tax. A spe- Traffic Hazard spotting missions in light cial application for re- observation type aircraft, fund must accompany the Parents of childrtn and by accompanying Viet- form. attending Mokapu Ele- namese forces on several About 40,000 local ser- School should advise ground operations in order vicemen and dependents their children to use to better understand the may be eligible for consum- caution when crossing problems of his spotters. er tax credits. A service- these two streets on The executive officer man with three dependents their way to school. was awarded the Purple could receive $18 each or Increased military ve- Heart for wounds received $72. hicle traffic on Harris In combat Nov. 11, 1965. In addition some are eli- Road and Mac Lachlan Major Romine resides at gible for education credits Street has created a tra- 1736 Lawrence Road, K- if the family is earning tax- ffic hazzard far school - MCAS, with his wife, Ed- able Income on the Island. age children crossing COMBAT DECORATIONS - Lt Col. 0. J. Morel, ANGLICO CO na and nine-year-old ion, FOrms are available these streets. pins combat decorations on Maj. R. E Romine, Company ExO. David. through unit legal offices. 2 Windward Marine Friday, March 18, 1%6 EDITORIAL Teeth Require Military Construction Teams Special Attention -Bullets,Bulldozers,Can-Do During Pregnancy, Dentists Say struggle in he Republic of Vietnam has posed many THEproblems for the armed services. Not the least of these Editors Note: The following No permanent damage is properly and eat a healthy has been the provision of physical facilities for the tremendous article Is one of a series caused, and soon after diet. He needs his teeth number of men and machines poured into that country. being presented by the WIND pregnancy the gingival for speech and appearance. more important, tis- This problem is being met, with dollars, yes, but WARD MARINE in coopera sue returns to normal. He also needs them to-help with the energy, skill and ingenuity of groups of military and civilian lion with the Strition Dental maintain the shape of the specialists. Department As for decay, during pregnancy as during any dental arch and to pre- Many mothers have been other time, the teeth re- serve the space intended heard to complain that.. quire attention to diet and for the permanent teeth. "my teeth started decay- proper dental hygiene. If a deciduous tooth be- ing while I was pregnant". The toothbuds which will comes badly decayed, in- Contrary to popular belief, becorre the child's teeth fection may reach and pregnancy does not cause begin to form about the change the permanent tooth decay, nor does the sixth or eighth week of tooth forming beneath. If unborn child absorb cal- pregnancy. Food to nour- a tooth is lost too soon, cium from the mother's ish them comes from the those adjacent to the teeth, thereby resulting in nutrients supplied to the space will begin to drift "soft teeth" in the mother. entire fetus, and they re- into it, possibly resulting Dental authorities re- quire no special foods, in crooked teeth and re- port that if there is an in- but a good well-rounded quiring complicated treat- crease in tooth decay dur- diet for their growth. ment. ing pregnancy, the problem The "hardening" pro- What kind of care do "ba- is most likely caused by cess, or calcification, of by" or deciduous teeth re- At places with names like Cam Rahn Bay, Bien Hoa and Marble increased consumption of the teeth begins between quire? Mountain there was nothing but untamed areas not long ago. Military -Daily brushing after each construction units turned them into massive bases, converted jungle sweets, poor home care of the fourth and sixth scrub and sand dunes into operating airfields, mess halls and workshops, teeth, and failure to visit months of pregnancy, and meal by the parent until in a matter of weeks. the dentist regularly. by the time the baby is the child can do it himself. The Republic of Vietnam lacked port facilities to handle the heavy a -Proper diet, a minimum of flow of cargo needed to support Free World effort. Empty bays were It is true that a few min- born, considerable part turned into booming ports complete with pier facilities, roads, pipe-lines or gum disorders can re- of the crowns of the first sweets; these are the and storage areas. sult from changes in hor- teeth are already formed. prime causes of decay. Opera.ing with a tradition of bullets, bulldozers and a "Can-Do" -Regular dental examina- spirit, military construction teams-the Army's Corps of Engineers, mones during pregnancy, At birth, the baby's teeth Navy Seabees, and Air Force engineers in "Prime Beef" teams-along bat these can be minimiz- lie deep in the jawbone, tions as soon as all teeth with civilian contractors-have surpassed their own prior records in ed by proper professional under the gums. As the are erupted into the mouth building the foundations to support the modern fighting force. (AFPS) treatment and home care. crowns calcify and the (or at ages two and three.) roots develop, the teeth In this early visit the dent- Chaplain's usually appear at about ist can detect cavities be- Corner six months of age, and a fore they become deep and child usually has all 20 of cause discomfort. He can his first, or "deciduous", also make sure that the teeth by the time he's two permanent teeth are devel- Voted To Close the Church' and a half or three. oping as they should. The first teeth are very -Fluoridated water from Recently the following article by an school and every dispen- PROTESTANT important, both to the ba- his birth, if possible, to undentified writer appeared in the sary in its mission fields Trinity Chapel strengthen his teeth a- editorial columns of a by's health and to the religious pub- to be closed. SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday at 9 a m gainst lication. health of the teeth that decay throughout It's message is a messre "I voted for the darkness at old Mokapu School to us all. will follow them. his life. In fluoride defi- of superstition, the de- DIVINE WORSHIP Sunday at 10 30 A baby needs his first cient areas, daily fluoride "Last Sunday I voted to grading influence of sin, a m JUNIOR CHOIR Rehearsal teeth so that he can chew drops or tablets can be close the church. Not in- the blight of ignorance and Monday placed in the infants and tentionally nor malicious- the cure of selfish greed afternoon at '4:30 childs diet. ly, but carelessly, thought- ADULT CHOIR Rehearsal at 7 p m lessly, once again to settle their Tuesday The water supply of K- lazily, indifferent- damning load on the HOLY COMMUNION First Sunday of CYF Bake Sale MCAS is NOT fluoridated. ly I voted. I voted to shoulders of the already the month at 10:30a m However, plans for future close its doors that its overburdened world. BAPTISMS AND WEDDING By ap K-Bay's Christian fluoridation of the base witness and testimony potntment Youth "I voted for this. For, ALTAR GUILD held as announced Fellowship has water supply have been be I vo- might stopped. you see, I could have gone CYF Meets at 6 a m Sunday at announced it will hold approved. open ted to close the Bi- and I should have gone, Trinity Chapel a bake sale tomorrow In the mean time the den- giv- YAF Meets 6 p m ble; the Bible that has but I didn't. I stayed away at Sunday at morning at the %lain tal department will be en to us by the years. of from church last Sunday." Trinity Chapel %change. Sales begin most happy to provide the struggle and by the blood What will he your vote at 10 a.m. and will military residents of this of martyrs who died that this Sunday? «intinue as long as area with a prescription of we might have it to read. the goodies hold out. dietary fluoride for your "I voted that children of Xlibitir Passover Activities children. the Sunday School no long- Sri-bites er be taught the stories of CATHOLIC Announced By 14ND the Bible and no longer St. Michael's Chapel lift their tiny voices in Education Office Lists Requirements SUNDAY MASS-8, 9:30 and 11.30 The schedule of reli- singing. a m. gious activities for the "I voted for the voice of WEE KDAYSMonday through Fri For Uof Hawaii Off-Campus Courses and Jewish Feast of Passover the choir congregation day 11:30 a m , Saturday 3-30 has been announced by the to be stilled and that they p m 14th Naval District. KMCAS education office tuition assistance, the no longer sing in united CONFESSIONS-Saturday 4 p m officials announced this price to 5 p m and one half hour be Jewish military person- is only $10.50 plus praise. I voted for every week the ground rules for hook and lab fees when missionary of the church fore all Masses nel and dependents ob- BAPTISMS Saturday 3 p m serve the Pass ,v or festi- the 'aiming fourth-term se- applicable. to be called home; every by appointment Phone 73138 val from sunset Ai ill I I. niester hir University of Registration date is native worker supported by CHILDRENS CHOIR Saturday sunset April Tile Iirst it-twilit oft- campus courses. march 30. Noon - p.m. the church to stop preach 9.30 a m and last days of this per- Iii be eligible for en- ADULT CHOIR Tuesday at 1 p ing; every hospital, every iod are days of obligation trai,.-e in the evening for individuals of the Jew- classes one must have 12 ish Faith. or more credits transfer- Worship services for Jew- red from another college ish militarymen of the 14th or university, or have com- ND are scheduled for Fri- pleted high school and day and Saturday April 8 pass the U H entrance ex- NOON 'REAL EVENING _ and 9 at Pearl Harbor's am. Entrance examina- T'DDAt Col. A. M. Commanding Mortut Officer Aloha Chapel. The Friday tions will be held in room 3aked Sword Deep Fried Lt. Col. D. L. Fenton Executive Officer service is set for 8 p.11. 152 at Bilger Hall ri Cam- fish Steaks Shrimp Deep Fried Fried Rabbit Mai. P. E. McKovin Informational NerPh.es () fficer while the Saturday worshir pus, March 19, at 12:45 starts at 10 a.m, p.m. Exam fee is $2. Oysters Cpl. S. J. Preisler SATU1DAY Passover seders are Courses available at K- Pvt. W. F. Willis Assistant Editor 3runch Galled Beef scheduled for the first two MCAS include World Civi- Steaks THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY Frriiia. H AND days of the festival, Mon- lization, a development of SUNDAY FOR THE PERSONNEL OF THE U S MARINE CORPS AIR sAION day, April 4, the Seder will civilization from the 3n..nrh Fried Chicken CO, F.O. SAN FRANCISCO. 56624 PRINTED BY Tmt * CARD an- be home cient orient and `AONDAY PUBLISHING CO , INC . KAILUA, HAWAII. THE WINDwitw NINE hospitality for classical Veal Cubes IS PUBLISHED WITH NON-APPROPRIATED FUNDS , ONEORMS single men. The follow- Greece and Rome to tiie Hamburger WITH PROVISIONS Steaks OF MARINE CORPS ORDER P5600 31. THE .It WS ing evening, a Seder is present; and Public parmesan AND set Speak- OPINIONS EXPRESSED ARE NOT NEC tSSANILY THOSE Jt THE for the Hickam AFB NCO ing, a course emphasizing TUESDAY MARINE CORPS THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PROMULGATED FOR 3orbequed Grilled Pork INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES AND IN (, 'en Mess. the basic principles of ONLY. Nu WAY SHOULD BE speech 3eef Chops CONSIDERED DIRECTIVE IN NATURE THE WINDWARD MARINE IS That feast begins at 6:30 composition and WEDNESDAY A MEMBER OF AND RECEIVES THE SERVICES OF THE ARMED and resertatiiins are delivery. FORCES PRESS SERVICE IAPPS). Toasted Cheese Chicken Fried day today. Fri o% he Tuition is $42 for each Sandwiches Steak s fe by rallIii till, pis- "three credit hours, but mi- Spanish NO PAID ADVERTISING MAY BE ACCEPTED THE INFORMA- Iri,t chaplain' -thee at litary personnel who meet Frankfurters TION SECTION AND WINDWARD MARINE ARE IN BUILDING 220 4:.24 or 271P,. ,Nsk for entrance requirements and THURSDAY TELEPHONES: WINDWARD MARINE 72104; ISO 72141 Giiff have been approved for Chili Con Come Fried Chicken Friday, March 18, 1966 Windward Maine 3 Gemini Abort Curtails PMR's Role As Recorder/Relayer for Capsule radio could By Sgt. Art Denes sure of the astronauts as technicians well as information con- note the freqnency and re- The early morning quiet cerning the temperature in- lay the information to Kan- of Kaneohe Marine Air Sta- side the space craft. eohe Bay's Pacific Missile tion was interrupted Wed- Enclosed within the giant Range Facility. If assign- nesday when three special- dome protruding above the ed, the aircraft could have ly equipped four-engine C- C-121's is an adjustable also "locked-on" the sig- 121 Super Constellation single-wound, high-grain, nal and followed its beam aircraft roared down the precision-tracking, Helix to the point of origin. runway and soared aloft to antenna which receives the The "super connies" re- data on Gemini 8's gather ultra-high frequency tele- turned individually to K- POISED AT K-BAY - Number 311 minutes before engines were manned space flight. metry signals from space. Bay Wednesday afternoon. fired up. Pilots, crews, and air- Similar antennas, set in Number 311 was the last craft of the Kaneohe-based series, are used at Cape aircraft to return and as Picific Missile Range Fa- Kennedy to track satellites. the crew threw open the cility were airborne to ga- Secondary purpose of the door and scrambled out the ther data sent by the Gem- flight was to provide a word was received that Ge- ini space capsule. This two-way relay system for mini 8 had encountered ma- information was to be re- receiving and relaying neuvering rocket failure layed to the Kokee Track- voice communications be- and would be forced to ing Station on the island tween Kokee and the space make an emergency splash- of Kauai. twins as they passed over down in the Pacific recov- The aircraft were also to Hawaii. ery zone, serve as mobile transmit- An additional mission for The aircraft were immed- ting stations, gathering te- the flight was to control, iately refueled and the lemetry data and relaying locate and report all fre- crews stood by waiting to voice communications from quency interference in the launch aircraft should the astronauts Neill Armstrong local Pacific area. This astronauts over-shoot their and David Scott as they included the monitoring of designated landing area. made hourly passes over various frequencies assign- Crewmen and ground this Pacific island chain, ed to the space project to crews remained on stand- Wednesday's flight be- by insure that military and ci- until after splash-down gan on paper months ago vilian was reported, shortly af- when agencies were not the Gemini flight was broadcasting on them. Had ter 5 p.m. Hawaii time, 500 slated. The range facility interference been miles East of Okinawa. was committed and began detected, planning for aircraft and personnel requirements. Mechanical and electron- ic checks of the 16,000 h orse-power aircraft were completed by civilian tech- nicians from Dynalectron Corp. Aerospace Division, from Pt. Mugu, California. Crew members went through pre-flight inspec- tion of the entire aircraft Tuesday afternoon to in- ELECTRICAL INSPECTION - William F Bradford goes over sure the ."birds" were electrical system of aircraft before launch time. physically fit for the gruel- ing task ahead. Each air- craft was manned by 13 Navymen and one civilian crew member. The lift-off of the cap- sule came at 6:41 a.m. Hawaii time after a 24 - hour delay due to malfunc- tion of the Atlas booster rocket of the Agena ren- dezvous target satellite and an oxygen leak in the Gemini Eight capsule it- self. Long before lift-off time, PMR crews were at work. Thirty-nine navymen and three civilian crew mem- bers began final pre-launch checks on the aircraft at 4 a.m. mission of The planned LAS f MINUTE CHECK - Engineers David E Galloney (1) and the three "super connies" Edward Fitzgerald, Dynalectron Corp , tune "Connie" engine was three fold. Primary mission was ga- during prefl;ght Tuesday thering telemetry informa- from tion being transmitted - Gene Hier, only Civilian crew member, was to TO TAPE GEMINI the capsule. This a recorder used to record telemen- include heart beat, respi- prepares to change tape on ration rate and blood pres- tary data

PRE-FLIGHT CALCULATIONS Aviation Machinist Mate RADIO TEST - AT1 Jim EARLY START Crew members began boarding aircraft First Class Don K Rodgers checks fuel load and weight at 4 a m balance Billings tests 311's radio. ARVN TROOPS CROSS MOUNTAIN TASK STREAM ON BAMBOO BRIDGE. POSI

0-2/9 FORDS STREAM DURING SEARCH 15 MILES HMM-261 AND 262 DROP TROOPS IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF DANANG. AFTER BOMB RUNS. JU 389

PATROL TAKES OVER VC TRENCHES AFTER ROUT- 3/7 LOADS UP AT CHU LAI FOR OPERATION NEAR ING ENEMY. DAN ANG.

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BARBED WIRE IS STRUNG AROUND MAG-36 PATROL BYPASSES TANK TP AP IN MOUNTAINS PERIMETIR 35 MILES SOUTH OF CHU LAI.

K-1/3 SIGHT IN ON VC ACROSS PADDY NORTHWEST ARMY OBSERVATION PLANE SPOTS AT TREE-TOP OF CHU LAI. LEVEL.

TANKS MOVE UP TO SUPPORT 3rd BN SOUTHWEST OF MACHINEGUNNER FIRES FROM SHOULDER OF AS- BRIDGEBUILDING BECOMES PART A CO., 3 DANANG. SISTANT. OF GUERRILLA HUNT. STREAM TASK FORCE DETERMINES POSITION WEST OF KONTIM.

_ F-2/9 CROSS PONTOON BRIDGE BUILT BY 7th HMM-363 TAKES ON ARVN TROOPS 20 MILES NORTH ENGINEERS. OF CHU LAI.

FOUR CHOPPER SQUADRONS LIFT 400 MEN INTO BATTLE ZONE. JUNGLE.

3/3 CLEARS VILLAGE 10 MILES SOUTH OF 3rd TANK Bn CLEARS FIELD OF FIRE THROUGH DANANG UNDERBRUSH.

RIFLEMEN CHARGE FROM COPTERS OPERATING 40 VMFA-323 ORDNANCE CREW CONNECT 250-POUND MILES SOUTH OF CHU LAI. BOMB TO WING OF F4H.

A CO., 3rd RECON CLIMB STEEP LOADED M-109 PASSES HELICOPTER LANDING MARINES OF 1, 9 REMOVE FISHERMENS' BOAT FROM STREAM BANK IN VC TERRITORY. ZONE. RESTRICTED AREA. KBSC Takes Eight Firsts In Triangular Meet

K-Bay swimmers took were won by Henry Hoppe 6 Windward Marine Friday, March 18, 1966 times in 8 of 17 events in the 50-yard race for Saturday, as the I, K-Bay boys 13 and 14 and by the Swim Club hosted a trian- girls 10-and-under relay Colleen Matteson Leads Qualifiers gular swim meet at the sta- was timed in tion Pool. Other competi- team. Hoppe tors in the unclassified 30.7. For WGA Spring Championships meet were the Au lea Swim During backstroke events, Club from Kaneohe and the Theresa Wagner won the Colleen Matteson emerg- Following yesterday's ney. The winners were Hilo Aquatic Club. 50-yard race for girls 11 ed as low-medalist last third and final day of play, Peggy Packer. Cordie Mo- Karen Miller and Kenny Thursday, March 10, to an awards luncheon was ran and Jean Wallace, who started K-Bay off and 12, while Dennis Day- Taylor idsor won the 50-yarder lead qualifiers for the Wo- scheduled to be held at tied with 30s. right as they won the 50- for boys of the same age. men's Golf Association the Moran residence. The Betty Dellinger won Ace yard freestyle races for Annual Spring Champion- tournament champion was of the Month at the WHA's girls and boys respective- Theresa raced home in 40. 9 seconds while Dennis ships at the Kaneohe Ma- to be crowned at th at time. March 3 tourney, while ly. The events were for rine Golf Course. Ka- wax timed in 40.5. 1 he The March 10 tournament Colleen was the low net youths 10 and under. Colleen's gross score of was also a low was timed in 40.3 sec- only other K-Bayite to putts tour- winner. ren place in the backstroke ev- 91 made her the pre-tour- conds. while Kenny swam ney favorite as play began in ents was Karen Neill, who the distance 37.4. finished third in the race Tuesday. The champion- Sunday Deadline For Horse Show K-Bay made a c. clean for girls 10 and under. ships were scheduled to Sunday is the final day and games. sweep of that same event end yesterday. trail classes 13 and 14. Kathy KBSC swimmers took for K-Bav Marines, Navy- Ribbons and trophies will for girls Opening day p pairings Elefante Yas the winner four of six places in the men and dependents to en- be presented to winners breaststroke races. Joanne found Colleen opposing ter the Air Station's Horse with a 32.4 timing while Cordie Moran. Other cham- and runners-up of each ac- Lani Sonnenberg was sec- Hefti and Kathy Elefante Show. tivity. finished second and third pionship flight pairings Show time will be 9 a.m. ond and Annette Davidson were: Joan Gibney -- Bet- Riders interested in en- third. That threesome la- respectively in the 100 - March 26 in Thuram Arena tering the show may con- with Joanne yard event for girls 13 ar., ty Dellinger, Jean Wallace- at the Station Stables. tact Sergeant Kelley at the ter teamed -Jean Fisher and Ruth show di- Hefti to capture the 200 - 14 while Mike Packer and According to the Stables or phone 73192. Dennis Wilson did like- Brown-Betty Simmons. rector. Sgt. R. G. Kelley. yard freestyle relay event pairings were Entry fee is $1 per event. wise in the same event for First flight the program will include Wynn Junk is slated to be for their age group. Ginny Griffith--Peggy Pac- Other freestyle firsts. boys of that age. both Western and English the show announcer and ker, Nadine Trapnell --Bet- riding events. prominent local horsemen ty Wiley and Stevie Doerr Some events planned for will serve as judges. Sarah Stevens. Sophie Ele the day-long show include Spacious parking and (ante drew a hye on open- jumping, Western and Eng- seating facilities are a- ing day. lish equestrian, Western vailable at the show site. Refreshment stands pro- vide cold drinks and Caddy School snacks. - Now Underway Caddy classes for boys Pie test is used as a Teen Baseball 10 years-old or over, are hasis for caddy classifica- being conducted Saturday tion Caddy classifica- Registration for the mornings at the Station tion is divided into three new youth baseball program Gut( course by SSgt Win main groups: A Caddy- continues this weekend for boys in i am I , . Robishaw. outstanding ability and be- Class begins at 11 30 a. havior. B Caddy-above the 13-14-15 age bra- m and boys not already average ability and behav- cket. Boys interested registered may sign (iv at ior and C Caddy-beginner. may sign up with Capt- this time. Only A and B class cad- John Rapp at 1850 The course . consists of dies will be eligible for Harris tomorrow and twi. classes. The first the second class. 'The Sunday. class covers carrying golf second class i includes - Depending on the clubs ,ir pulling a golf cart carrying double gags, tend- turnout, there will be iresenting gull clubs to ing the pin, raking the on-Station, city or the player, watching or sand traps, replacing di- inter-service league marking the ball and locat- vots, local rules, assist- competition. Prospec- ing lost balls. ing in the selection of tive coaches are also Following the first class clubs and reading greens. urged to sign up. students will he tested on Every three or four weeks ('all 73188 or 252- their knowledge of caddy- students are reclassified 279 for information on ing, both written and on with the exception of A the ink caddies. the program.

BALANCING ACT - Swimmers appear to be balancing pre- cariously on the ends of their starting blocks as they start the 200-yard relay for boys and girls 11 and 12 during Sat- urday's triangular at the Station Pool

'K -Bay's Bowling Scores

S WIVES Nut. )1, HIGH AVERAGE Glenna Mom HIGH SCRATCH GA' 'E 'ten, Joux, 158 Vance S atherman. 2 Ji. HIGH SCRATCH SERIES Jean 3unyard, 12: Pellizzario 409 HIGH lIANDICA° SE.RIES 'ten, HIGH' SCRATCH GAME Phyllis San .3unyard, 67.1, Women, Janet 3oeker, 169 Al 5 HIGH HANDICAP SERIES La HIGH IIANDICA° GAME "en, 197 ett, Garber Vern Gaudet, 217, Women, F. ay 1141:DICA° GAME Phyllis Gaudet and- 3etty °leanly, 1,5 MOST IMPROVED 3OWL ER Hen, -ANDINGS Sob Hay, plus 25 Women, Fay TEAM Goudei plus 18 Toy Atongs 22 10 FINAL STANDINGS Sinkers 22 10 TEAM Jolly Rogers 15 17 3VC'S 46'. Toppers 13 19 tittle Leaguers 11 36 Nuts 12 2( VIP's 13'. 36'. lattoms 12 20 TGIF's 12 All MCAS MR. A MRS. 39 1 On the Floor 41 HQCO CHAMPS - Members of the Brigade Special Services basketball team HIGH AVERAGE BASKETBALL Men, Chuck Menehunn s 11 39 accept their HqCo - Brigade League Championship trophies from Capt. W. R. Barnard, Com- 169. 9, Women, Ann Vaughan, 3).vI 0 Nails 39', 40'. known as James s Gems, are (I -r), Gary Lambert, LCpI 146. Pm :lusters 31'. 45': pany CO. The champs, better lstLt Tom Shippey, HIGH SCRATCH SERIES Men, Jolly Four 34'. 45'. Bob Pyles, Pvt. Bill Brown, Cpls. Ron Daniel, Joe Bridgers, John Nittine and Soh Sheehan, A06, Women, Margie Sake' Sippers 33'. 16'. PFC LeRoy Johnson, Cpl. Dave Tallmadge and Sgt. Gilbert James. Fridrq, March 18, 1%6 Windward Marine 7

BUNNY BAIT-Phyliss Boek- er's Easter design was voted best of show at last Thurs day's S-Wives mad hattery.

major area of responsibi- ing at Parris Island, he By Sgt. Art Denes: lity," explains Hedges, served tours at MCAS, New "our main job is to regis- River; Naval Annex, Wash- Being a combination po- ter and maintain records of ington, D.C., and Cherry liceman, registrar, bailiff, all privately-owned ve- Pt., N.C., before coming photographer, armorer and hicles operated in the Sta- wildlife supervisor might to Kaneohe in July, 1964. tion." In off-duty hours the ser- confuse some persons, but In addition to military geant enjoys volleyball for Sgt. Jack L. Hedges, personnel stationed here, and basketball, but admits NCOIC of Station Pass and visitors, vendors, utility that he doesn't have much Tag Section, it's just part men, delivery trucks, de- of the job. time to pursue them. He pendents and civil serv- works part-time for 50th McGreg- Although Pass and Tag BUTTON BIT-Lois ants must also register State IBM as a computer er's cockney creation but- registers your car and is- their vehicles and obtain sues Station decals, the operator and programer. toned up an award. temporary passes or per- Jack, his wife Karen and office has many other du- manent bumper stickers. ties which call on Hedges' 17-month-old daughter, Sergeant Hedges is as- Shellie Linne, live on the ability to perform the va- sisted by Pfc. Bruce R. riety of jobs. Station at 431-C Windham Natterer and Pvt. David C. St. Beginning at 7:15 each Rubini. morning, Jack checks the Between periods of visitor vehicle passes is- counting passes, sorting sued the previous day and traffic citations and typing submits a list of those not auto registration cards, yet returned to the gate Jack takes finger prints, sentrys. snaps photos and laminat- Traffic tickets are next es all ID cards issued a- in the sergeant's varied a- board the Station. genda. All citations is- Sergeant Hedges is the sued aboard KMCAS are man to see if you have a EYES HAVE IT-Barbara Pas- turned over to Hedges who pet, own private weapons cual's production proved notifies the appropriate or wish to bring your boat units for action by com- four eyes better than one. on Station. All must be manding officers. After properly recorded by Pass action is complete he re- and Tag Section. cords violators' sentences In the Wildlife depart- for later reference under ment, Jack takes permis- the point-accessment sys- sion applications for civi- tem. lian and military fisherman Dependents and civilians who desire to fish the wa- receiving tickets are re- ters on and around the Sta- quired to attend traffic tion. court held each Tuesday Military police duties at PM0. As registrar, Jack explains the citation are not new to Hedges. to the violator and intro- He served as desk ser- geant from July 1964 un- duces him to the traffic til last December. court officer. Hedges al- He entered the Marine so records sentences is- Corps in February 1960 FRUIT PUNCH-Teddy McLau- sued by the court officer. after graduating from East with ghlin packs in everything but Maintaining liaison Fairmont High School. FOR INDENTIFICATION - - Sgt Hedges rolls finger prints for Armed Forces and Ho- a lovely bunch of coconuts the Fairmont, W. va. applicants ID Card Above, he checks through his index file. nolulu Police is another Following recruit train- task for the versatile ser- geant. "Violations are not our Station Special Services Newsletter Club S-Wives tramural program over the. BOWLING ALLEY Tues , T'Uf , To All Special Services Fri , 4 11 pm Sat 9am 11 Patrons! past few years come a- p fa Dons Crazy Hats board and get in the Spe- EDUCATION OFFICE: Mon Fri Water Carnival planning cial Services Program. 7:30 11 a m 12:30 4 p m is getting into high gear It's the only one I support. FORT HASE BEACH: Closed By Daye Libby these days so let me throw Our Lima Hana volunteer GOLF COURSE. Daily 7:30 a m a few way. Sunset Weekends & Hol 6:30 a m ideas your program is having growing Sunset You probably wouldn't First, the Water Carnival pains, but is progressing GYMNASIUM: Tues Fri 12 6 wear any of the hats worn is not a Special Services steadily and may yet save p m Sat 9 a m 4 p.m ERIN - GO - BRAGH-Shirley to our Aloha Coffee this activity, but rather an ac- the day. My permanent LIBRARY: Tues 10 a.m 8 p m promotes St. Paddy mo- Hiatt morning, to dinner at the personnel are learning how Wed Sat 10 a m. 6:30 p m tiff. tivity of the whole station. White House. But for I just happen to be in the to make effective use of PYRAMID ROCK: Sunrise Sunset. laughs and conversation, position of coordinating it. volunteers, but this takes Call Speci al Services for reserve they were You tions tops. can By June 19 I hope to time. I ask that those of SKEET RANGE: Sat., Sun & Hol always count on an inter- have everyone involved in you who are in the program 10 o .n d p m esting and informative one way or another. I let me know when you do STABLES: Wed Fri 10:30 a gi morning when you attend would very much appre- not feel that your time is 5:30 p m Sat, Sun , & Hol , 9am an Aloha Coffee held by ciate any thoughts you may not being used profitably. p m the S-Wives, so make a have along these lines. Above all, and this goes SWIMMING POOL: Tues Sun point to be with us the se- The Water Carnival Queen for all patrons, have pa- 11:30 a m 5:30 p m way tience and remember that WAREHOUSE: Mon Fri 11:30 cond Friday of each month, contest will get under 4:30 p m Call Pat Jerness at 253- in May, so lets get those tha alternative to the pro- 24'2 to make your reserva- lovelies lined up and sign- gram is padlocks. tion for the tour through ed up. More on this will News for boat owners! Washington Place and the be published in a Station We will have moorings for luncheon at Trader Vic's Bull etin. privately owned boats in afterwards. Mrs. John A. Our intramural program the immediate future, Burns, wife of the Govern- started off well in volley- They will be located in the SPRING IS SPRUNG-Gerry inlet Payne ties on her queen-size or of Hawaii, will be our ball, now we are into bowl- just behind the Ex- hostess. ing and will start softball change Service Station. flower garden. Bargains galore await Being quite short Bow and stern moorings you at the S-Wives Thrift on personnel and pretty will be provided. Spaces Shop located in the old Mo- long on projects is hold- will be assigned by the kapu School buildIng. ing us back a bit, but we NCOIC of the Boathouse. Come out and browse a- are showing progress. Our No guarantees go with this round. Many of tme items objective is a year round program, you moor at your are new. The Thrift Shop program of both indoor and own risk. Sorry about that, COME ON-With a is open 9 a.m. to noon outdoor sports going on a Chief. COMELY Tuesdays, Thursdays and continuing basis and tied winsome wink Peggy Thomp- Saturdays. in with inter-service com- Major A. 0. Albert son pauses while scanning Hospitality kits are a- petition. Special Services Officer last year's K-Bay water car- I nival program to remind us vailable on a monthly rent- would also suggest AMATEUR Mon Fn 8 a m RADIO: are only three months al basis, call Joenne Bun- that the small groups who 4 p m there yard at 253-353 for infor- have been competing on BOATHOUSE Fri 10 am 6 pm. until this year's extravaganza. mation. their own for lack of an in- Weekends & Hol 9am 6 p m Got your queen picked? 8 Windward Marine Friday, March 1P, 1966 IRO Recruiting Drive Now In Full Swing Having received the OK A vacancy also exists a- on a civilian substitution board the Station for an Il- program here at KMCAS lustrator, GS-5 and a Tire last week, the Industrial Repairman (Heavy). Ap- Relations Office is cur- plications are being ac- Formica top. $40 Anytime 243-635. DRESSMAKING reasonable, Any- rently cepted for these two va- MILLED HEADS, 3 on the floor, 2 conducting a recruit- time 253.651 program cancies from persons 1956 BUICK, dependable, good en- in a row, will fit 4951 Ford or ing to fill 59 new gine and tires. Make offer; 2 AM, Mercury. DWH 72671 AWH 253-138. FOUND vacancies. either with or without ci- FktiMPLX preamplifier tuners, 50 FOUND: man's watch, vicinity The vacancies are in the vil service status. and 20 watts per channel. Anytime SERVICES Capehart. Describe and claim. following categories: Mail 253-317. AWH 252-964. and File clerks, GS-2 and 1956 PLYMOUTH, Sta. Wagon, 4 BABYSITTING Call 253.651 Any- GS-3; Clerk Typists. GS-2 door, good transportation, Auto time. 1975 A Hanson Circle MCAS. WANTED and GS-3. Military pay Trans/radio, $100 or best offer. BABYSITTING, your home week- Observes CURTAIN RODS for three bedrooms Clerk. GS-4. Sales Store Refrigerator $10. Anytime 252-908. ends and evenings. Anytime Capehart Housing. Anytime. Clerk (Clothing Sales), Gs- The provost Marshal is 1957 FORD, 2 door sedan, power 252-998. authorized to issue Tem- 253-686. . 4: and Mess Attendant (B- steering, two tone blue, radio, new BABYSITTING, free meals, fenct-J to tires, excellent condition. $325 or AUTOMOBILE 1964 or 1965 4 OQ). porary Vehicle Passes yard, days only. Call 253-339 or below: best offer. DWH 72120, AWH 72091 come to 2402 -A. Harris Court, door with air conditioning prefer At present, only employ- Personnel listed LCpI. Goodwin. KMCAS. Buick, Cadillac or Oldsmobile. No ees or former employees 1. Active duty military 1955 FORD Station wagon, 8 Cyl. BABYSITTING, days, nights, week- compacts DWH 445-705 AWH with civil service status and their dependents who good engine, body rusty, $100. ends, fenced yard, playmates and 426-381. Ask for Maj. Murray. should apply at the Indus- are stationed or occupy Anytime 252-194. free meals. You name the price. ARTIST drawing table and portable trial Relations Office in Quarters aboard KMCAS. 1962 RENAULT "Gordini", blue, Anytime 252-130. sewing machine table. Anytime Building 257. 2. Civilian employees 4 on the floor. Make offer. Owner 253 317. TAX SERVICES, Anytime. Week- who work aboard KMCAS. in Vietnam. DWH 73135 AWH ends call 923-522, week days ter 3. Retired military and 269-233. a' 4 p.m. their dependents. 1950 PLYMOUTH, new tires, gen- TAX SERVICE, AWH 254-009. 'Etimr-a Itucrt Oil1 representa- erator and voltage regulator, runs 4. Business merchants, venders, good. $75 AWH 254009. Sam Sez It could be anytime during tives, 1957 VOLVO, good transportation, the week or during the and others who qualify. Make offer; 1964 West Bend 80 HP, Angie and the Originals weekend. Nobody know s This pass is intended to trailer, boot completely equipped. start off a weekend of en: except the Gunny and he's permit initial entry to the See at KMCAS boathouse. $1500 tertainment tonight from 8 not talking. the Station providing the Anytime 253-248: to midnight following our registered owner intends to 1963 RAMBLER Classic Station weekly happy hour from 4 make application for a per- wagon, automatic, 8 cylinder, en- to 7. E-Wives manent decal. Occasion- gine, power steering, air condition- the Temporary Pass is er. Original owner, $1645. Frigid- Tomorrow night country ally BY Hazel Schnabel aire 14 cu. ft. regrigerator, good and western sounds abound misused by individuals as condition. Anytime 253.790. in the ballroom when Jean- Plans are being made for a means of gaining entry 1950 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan, nie and the Southern Gen- an Easter Party April 9 at to the Station on a daily automatic trans., good running con- tlemen play your favorite Pyramid Rock. Party fun basis. dition and new tires. 3est offer; country and western hits will begin with an Easter Station Order P5500,5 Westinghouse electric range, with from 8 to midnight. Egg hunt at 10 a.m. fol- prohibits the routine and clock, timer and deep well cooker. Don't forget to brirg your lowed by a visit from the repeated Issuance of the Best offer anytime 269-868. FOR FOUR MORE--Cpl. C. boss around Monday night Easter Bunny. The East- Temporary Pass without KITCHEN TABLE, with 4 chairs. 0. Williams Jr., signed an cause. Persons list- $15 or best offer. Anytime 73301. for our monthly Boss's er Bunny has candy and just COUCH, with chair to match enlistment contract for four Night. Big George is feat- goodies for young and old ed above -who receive (brown) good condition and two more years last Thursday. uring his famous free alike. Temporary Passes must white end tables. $60 for entire The Anglico Marine Is a chicker along with your fa- Everyone is required to report to the Provost Mar- set; Kitchen table and four chairs, radio repairman. vorite beverages. bring their own picnic shal within 24 hours show- Standby! Once a week lunch, but the beverages ing proof of registration, from now on the E-Club will he furnished free of insurance, safety inspec- tion, and drivers license 'Halo Night' At S-Club will feature a surprise charge. Call Judy at 253- Happy Hour. There will he 838 for more information for issuance of a decal or and reservations. a Temporary 30 Day Pass. Set For Tomorrow Eve Happy Hour. There w ill he and a saw. no Prior announcement By Honest John But, the chow will he made as to when it will hcs Look for the lousiest the greatest since the last night of the year at the year of depression. Four Blue Notes Play club tomorrow night. It's special dinners will be IHEATER HOURS Hobo skidrow ce- prepared over alcohol burn- Night--a Theater No. 1 will have one showing starting at 6:30 P.M. lebration unequalled since ers, incinerators and rail- At 0-Club Tonight unless otherwise indicated. the boom days of Hangtown road tie hon fires: Hobo- Matinees will be at 1 p.m. and Iwilei. san's Oriental marinated The Club of on, It:, Theater No. 2 is closed until further notice. All beach bums, tramps cube steak or Dingbatts this we..kend with a Happy and assorted riff raff are braised spareribs for $1.50 Hour on the Lanai. The- TODAY invited to show up in cas- Boxcar mulligan stew at a re'll b r free pupus to ac- The Carpetbaggers-- A --VG- -149 minutes ual hobo rags. Prizes will buck; and Fisherman's con pan), your favorite Drama -- George Peppard--Carroll Baker be awarded for the most deep-fried fillet of perch drink. original and appropriate for six bits. Get out for ithether your taste runs SATURDAY costumes. the tun? seafood or a big wiry Matinee A long night of dancing Tonight it's Happy Hour T-Bone steak, you'll be Mr Hobbs Takes A Vacation-AYE-VG-116 minutes has been scheduled, but and then the dance with delighted by our steak. Comedv--lames Stewart-- Maureen O'Hara the music has not been an- the Music Men. lobster and King crab night Evening nounced. No doubt it will Don't forget the free on- starting at 7 p.m, tonight. Help-A1X-E-91 minutes consist of cigar-box ban- base delivery for galleyca- The Blue Notes are back Musical Comedy--The Beatles jos, spoons, washboards, tering service items of - again and will play from 8 trashcan covers, kazoos $1.25 or more. to midnight in the dining SUNDAY room. Matinee In case you haven't heard 300 the good Soartans--.4Y-VG-113 minutes ROM: Place news yet, a co..k- tail hour at reduced prices Drama-Richard Egan--Dianne Baker is held in the Tapa Room Evening Stamp(s) every Saturday from 5 to 9 Indian Paint -- AMY- -G - -90 minutes Pan. If you're planning on Drama -- Johnny Crawford - -Jay Sllverheels dinner out Saturday night, Here stop by and enjoy one of MONDAY our delicious candlelight Atragon-AYC-G-90 minutes dinners. Whether you're Science Fiction--Tado Takashimi coming for dinner or cock- TO: tails you'll enjoy the Mus- 'TUESDAY ic Men from 8 to midnight. Cash On Demand-AYE-G-94 minutes The dining room mood Drama-Andre Norell- -Peter Sellers changes Sunday to a fam- ily atmosphere for our po- pular prime rib buffet. 11E DNESDA This Town Tamers-AY-G-102 minutes is a chance for the whole western- -Dana Andrews-Pat fan -ily to enjoy an evening O'Brien out. Talented Jose enter, THURSDAY MARINE HOME TODAY tains with piano stylings MAR.. THE WINDWARD while you eat. Eegah-- --F-96 minutes NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED Ray Andrews closes out Comedy--\1.:ilyn Manning--Richard Kiel 7Jostage 3rd Class Mail 4d, l st Class Mail 5t, Airmoil . required: the weekend's entertain ir-or synopses of plots, starting times, casts and other per- For mailing fold paper twice and secure outer edge with tape or staple. ment at the organ bar in tinent information on movies-of-the-day, call 72736 Speciitl the Tapa Room. Services provides this service from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m