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PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii - Compost,* Marine Am - volunteered their services to help "We even got a chance to help Returning leathernecks from bious Urn Support up- renovate the Colombo General the people of Sri Lanka, by fixing Marine Amphibious Unit-37 were 37, Batter it. attaljefi, 12th Hospital. up their hospital. My only regret greeted with squeals of joy and Marines in d d/P I a to o n , was that this float was so short." tears of love as they streamed Company A, 3d Rjeonnaissance The deployment also witnessed "This was my first deploy- down the gangplanks to meet Battalion, left here in February for two major and two minor ment," noted LCpI Anthony their wives, children and their annual six-month deploy. amphibious exercises. Brown, Btry. C, 1/12, "and I sweethearts. ment. The last stop for the deployed definitely want to do it one more devildogs before their return home time. I really liked all the liberty THE TRAVEL-WEARY, but THE KANEOHE-BASED was Subic Bay, Republic of the ports we stopped at, especially the grinning, Marines debarked from Marines spent liberty time in ports Phi I i pp i n e s . The Marines ." the decks of the USS Belleau Wood, of call such as , Western departed there two weeks ago on the USS Tuscaloosa and the USS ; Pattaye Beach, their final trek back to Oahu. The incoming deployment was Thomaston at Pearl Harbor ; ; Subic Bay, replaced in the Western Pacific by Saturday morning, ending their Republic of the Philippines; and CPL BRET M1LLER,Btry. C, 2d Battalion, 3d Marines, Marine deployment to the Western Pacific Colombo, Sri Lanka. 1/12 said, "This was my second Medium Helicopter Squadron and Indian Ocean. deployment and I think it was composite-262, and Marine The leathernecks, members of During their visit to Sri Lanka, much better than the first. This Amphibious Unit Service Support 3d Battalion, 3d Marines, Marine Marines from the USS Belleau time we stopped at more ports and Group-31, which left Pearl Harbor Medium Helicopter Squadron Wood and USS Thomaston met more people. earlier this month.

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Photo by Gytigt Theresa Gallagher UNFAMILIAR ARMS - LCpI Ruben Labrador, Headquarters and Service Company, 3/3, cradles his one-month-old daughter, Joyce Lynn, for the first time as her mother, Winifred, beams at the sight. LCpI Labrador arrived at Pearl Harbor Saturday aboard the USS Belleau Wood, one of three ships returning from a six-month deployment to the Western Pacific and the Indian Ocean. Strike to by (,ySgt Theresa Gallagher ANTICIPATION - Marines and sailors of Battalion Landing leathernecks of Marine Amphibious Unit-37 to Pearl Harbor Paper shortage hits Hawaii Marine Team 3/3 patiently await debarkation from the USS Belleau Saturday morning following a six-month deployment to the Wood and reunions with their families and friends. The USS 'Western Pacific and the Indian Ocean. Belleau Weod. 1)88 Thomaston and US$. TuscalOcia.gaturaed. , A strike, which has shut down The width of "' f#fclflawaii the newsprint manufacturing Marine has been reduced by industry in Western Canada, has three-quarters of an inch, forced the publishing Company of permitting the publisher to reduce Marines must maintain .initiali issuei the Ibterati Mario, W conserve the amount of tonnage needed to its limited isupply*Of twitiPtint. print the paper and various WASHING'I'ON, D.C. - It points out that individuals Persons must check in with all the completing their initial six-year supplements to it. Officals at Headquarters Marine who return to active duty within uniform items they were required obligation possess all the required Consequently, the Editorial/ Corps report that large numbers of three months of separation must to have at the time of release from uniform items. All the items must Opinion page, Street Scoop, We ask our contributing readers former active duty Marines are bring with them all uniform active duty. That is why minimum be serviceable at the time of Localmotion, Cinema and In This to ensure their submissions for the reporting to duty with Marine clothing items thati they had when clothing requirements must be separation. Issue have been omitted from this Hawaii Marine are delivered to Corps Reserveunite with less than they got out. Only clothing that retained by persons still under ALMAR 103/81 reminds issue of the Hawaii Marine. the Joint Public Affairs Office by the required uniform items. was either recovered by the service obligation as part of the commanders at all levels to make These regular features will appear noon Thursday. This will ensure Marine Corps Order P10120. Marine Corps or not issued during inactive reserve. If called back to sure their personnel are aware of on a space-permitting basis in the that the submissions will run in a 28D, paragraph 01040, requires the previous enlistment may be active duty or the reserves, the the contents of clothing retention upcoming issues. timely manner. that personnel leaving active duty issued to the Marine at no clothing items must be on hand. portions of the order. Persons with In addition, the classified prior to completion of a six-year expense. The order directs commanding questions concerning what items advertisements are running at a We ask our readers to bear with obligation, must retain their Reporting to duty with a reserve officers to ensure that Marines must be kept and by whom, should reduced type size. Us. initial issue of uniform items. unit has similar requirements. leaving active duty before see MCO P10120.28D. -Raise reimburses service members Travel allowances and rates increase WASHINGTON, D.C. - temporary duty en route, and reporting date. Leave, proceed and and three and one half cents per Congress has approved an seven days travel time from there temporary duty en route serve to mile for dependents ages 2 Increase in the Monetary to his new station. He was delay the reporting date and through 11, is believed will help Allowance in Lieu of Transporta- required to report to the new therefore the effective date of defer most on-the-road expenses tion and Per Diem rates for permanent station July 21. The orders. incurred during PCS travel. military members with per- effective date of his orders would The approved increase in rates Additional PCS travel reim- manent change of station orders. be July 15, thus authorizing is a significant step toward bursement initiatives are under The change was announced in payment of the higher rates. This adequate reimbursement for PCS active consideration by Congress NAVOP 093/81 of July 2. The is because the effective date is moves. These increases, along and, if enacted, will further raise is from seven to 13 cents per determined by subtracting only with rates of seven cents per mile reimburse service members for mile for MALT and from $35 to $50 travel time from the actual for dependents 12 years or older costs associated with PCS orders. for per diem.

ACCORDING TO the mew. sage, the rates are in effect for all Official delegates awarding authority personnel whose PCS orders have an effective date of July 1 or later. It also says that persons to 13 Marine commanding generals transferring PCS are entitled to both the MALT and per diem allowances and that receipts are WASHINGTON, D.C., The "A most effective means of the completion of an assigned not required to substantiate the Secretary of the Navy has granted enhancing morale is prompt and duty. $50 per diem rate. approval for the Commandant of appropriate recognition of However, he added, "In no Because the new rates are hosed the Marine Corps to sub-delegate exceptional performance," stated instance is it to be considered on the effective date of orders, authority for awarding the Navy a personnel services official here. routine to recognize Marines at many people who detached from Achievement Medal to 13 the end of a tour." their old commands before July 1 additional Marine Corps / "It is also essential to preserve may still be authorized the higher commanding generals, the character and meaning of all Recommendations for the Navy ratan. The effective date of orders awards; therefore, recommen- Achievement Medal are to he is defined as the date a member is According to ALMAR 114/81, dations must he carefully and prepared on the current award required to commence travel from the move came about "to provide thoroughly prepared and recommendation form and the old permanent or last more timely recognition to junior documented." forwarded to the commanding temporary. duty station, which- officers and enlisted Marines." general who has jurisdiction over ever is applicable in order to arrive The 13 commands receiving Awards recognizing specific the individual being recommend. Photo y one h es at the new duty station by the date awarding authority for the medal accomplishments or nets should ed. Award recommendations for TWO-STAR VISIT - Sgt Bob Goble, Noncommissioned - indicated by using the mode of are MCRDs, Parris Island and he made as soon as possible after members of personal staffs are to Officer-In- Charge of the Components Shop, Power Plants travel authorized. San Diego; MCD 9, Camp LeJeune the event °wars. A maximum of 30 he forwarded to CMC for Division, Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron-24 and Camp Pendleton; MCI,Be, days from submission should be the appropriate action. explains the workings of his shop to MajGen Calhoun J. FOR EXAMPLE, a Marine Albany and Barstow; MCAS, target goal of delivery. Killeen, the Deputy Commanding General of the Fleet was ordered to a new duty station Cherry Point and El Toro; An official in the Personnel For additional information on Marine Force, Pacific. MaJGen Killeen toured the 1st and detached from his old station MCAGCC, 29 Palms; LFTCPAC Services Division explained that awarding the Navy Achievement Marine Brigade July 20 to view the operations of various June 1. He was authorizedi5daym and LFTCLANT; and 4th MarDiv Sustained superior performance is Medal, see ALMAR 114/81 and units and talk with Marines. leave, four days proceed, 24 days and 4th MAW. more appropriately recognized at MCO 4235.2113.

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t`f Page A-2, July 29, 1981 \\\ Transition board meets in August SUMMER WASHINGTON D. The transition/con- opportunities, serves tion officials, transi- a modified Naval ing Field, Camp C. -A transition/con- version program helps as positive retention tion is etraining from aerial observer course Pendelton, Calif. version training board to balance NA and incentive, and eases one aircraft com- at Marine Corps Air Further details on this the Home 1\0 will meet here NFO shortages in the interchange of muni to another Station, New River, program can be found middle of next month different aircraft both professional and (fixed vying to rotary N.C., beginning in in ALMAR 121/81. to consider Marine communities. The tactical expertise wing and vice versa), September. The course naval aviators and program also provides within Marine Corps while conversion is will last approximate- In addition, the naval flight officers for NAs and NFOs with aviation. retraining to another, ly eight weeks. board will also con- Improvement. retraining in different broader and more According to avia- type of aircraft within sider eight NAs for KC- types of aircraft. challenging career the same aircraft Upon completion of 130 Hercules, two NAs community. the course, individuals for OV-10D Broncos, will receive tactical air and four NAs for C-9 The board is also control party training Skytrain transition Travel soliciting eight com- if not already quali- training. pany grade NFOs to fied. Ten NFOs will be Computer terminal speeds service participate in a two- selected for naval PACIFIC year trial program, Four of the NFOs aviator training, The Scheduled Airline Ticket The system is basically divided according to ALMARs (two from each opera- according to ALMAR GATE Office can now make reservations into four parts, the cathode ray 111/81 and 121/81. tional specialty 7583 111/81. with not only airlines, but hotels tube, the keyboard, and two Texas This program will and 7587) will be 46-020 Alaloa St,, and rent-a-car outlets as well. Instruments Omni 800 Printers. determine the effec- assigned to both This year's aviation Kaneohe SATO has just received a United One printer types itineraries and tiveness of using Marine observation transition/conversion Airlines Apollo Systems Computer the other prints the actual tickets. NFOs as OV-10D squadrons, VMO -1 at training board will Terminal. The new terminal means The CRT acts as a display screen Bronco night observa- MCAS, New River and convene in Washing- Iron faster and more complete service which transmits the vast quanity tion system operators. VMO-2 at Marine ton D.C. on or about Wrought for members of the Armed Forces. of information stored in the Selectees will attend Corps Auxiliary Land- Aug. 17. terminal to the ticket clerk. The Works Of "We're very happy to be clerk then chooses the best airline, computerized," commented Senior hotel, or rent-a-car availabilities to Clerk Judy Silcox. "It now gives us suit the customer. Outstanding current information at our Over the years, SATO has helped fingertips." thousands of military personnel Beauty Unlike the old system, the new get where they're going, / the most v (la terminal has instant availability efficient way possible. Their new Custom Work to flights all over the world. On top computer terminal now saves time of that, it also prints out weather and energy for both the clerk and )11.J Free Estimates forecasts and skiing conditions. the customer. 247-2613 Family Restaurant

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Cpl Robert Shufford of Aviation Supply Clerk, voluntary Weapons Company, let Sgt Michael Brock, from donors Battalion, 3d Marines has Station Operations and been named the Brigade Blood donors are Maintenance Squadron drive is significantly vital 1 ed blood cells are NoncommissionedOfficer was named the Noncom- needed everyday of the below safety supply constantly being of the Quarter. He la the missioned Officer of the year. The military company supply, police Quarter for the air levels. Available replaced by the bone and embark NCO and a blood donor system station. Sgt Brock is from in statistics show that marrow. "working example of pro- Ringgold, Ga. and be- Hawaii is based the usage rate by Navy fessionalism" according lieves he is a professional, to MSgt Arthur Avedislan, entirely on voluntary and Marine beneficiar- BLOOD IS COL- dependable Marine and is contributions. Weapons Company Oper- proud of being named the Re. ies usually exceeds the lected under medical ations Chief. Cal Shufford NCO of the Quarter. sources are collected donor rate. supervision by a is a 21-year-old native of Colombia, S.C. rcoordinated by medical technologist ipler Army Medical BLOOD BANKING or technician. It takes enter. The blood is is an essential medical just a little of the hen used by active service. Blood bank donor's time and can uty, dependents and reserves are used in mean a lifetime of etirees of all services most major surgeries, health for someone patients at TAMC. some of which would who is sick or injured. For performance . be exceptional impossible without While certain medi- THROUGH THE blood transfusions. cal considerations ears, Navy and Transfusion therapy exist for giving blood, arine personnel and that uses whole blood generally persons in heir dependents have or blood products to good h-alth and emonstrated their treat specific blood feelin tine will Having been recently esire to take care of disorders and illnesses probably meet the promoted to her present LCpI Marvin Wright, heir own rank, Cpl Lauren Gail- from Crash Fire and by supplying has been most effective health standards for lard, Brigade Service Rescue at Station Opera- dequate numbers of in dealing with pa- donating blood, Support Group Motor tions and Maintenance onors to meet the tients with blood Transport, has been Squadron has been sage rate. the named the Marine of the selected as the Station In past disorders such as Eight blood drive Quarter for the lot Marine Marine of the Quarter. 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11h.. oto by ySgt Bill Matthews FLIPPER TALK - Sgt Tige Wade of Company A, 3d from the academy participated in the rubber boat Reconnaissance Battalion instructs members of the training under the gbidance of members of the Naval Academy on the proper footwear for high reconnaissance battalion recently. speed recovery drill. Approximately 50 midshipmen -

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Photo by GySta = 'att ews GETTING READY - Members if the U.S. Naval for three-weeks of training with the 1st Marine Academy ready their buoyancy vests before Brigade. The midshipmen were participating in high Photo by Sgt Shane Phelps departing the waterfront operation's dock. speed operations from rubber boats. BUCKLE UP - lstLt Greg Paine helps preparation for a flight. These willing Approximately 50 midshipmen arrived here recently visiting Midshipman First Class Stephen midshipman were treated to flights in the Watson settle into the cockpit of an F-4 in jets while visiting the air station. Midshipmen meet Marines' mettle

by Sgt Nora Parrish wing. I want to be in a ficer commented, water, they made their position where I can "They all want to learn way to the ready room The First Marine both aspects of the work with and help my as much as they can and left their wet flight Brigade and squad- Corps," said Wehren- people." and, have been really suits lying in the rons within the air berg. interested in things we middle of the floor." wing became hosts to Nodding in agree- Ivan De Bate has his have shown them. It's The midshipmen left 49 midshipmen first mentEd Wojtan eye on a long-range been great having the Hawaii Saturday to class, July 3 through have complete 'Don- flying goal. "I have midshipmen here." return to the halls of 24. During their visit fidence in the Marippi alwa#s wanted to fly the U.S. Naval Aca- here from the D.S. and a lot of respect for and someday hope to WHILE FLYING demy. They have Naval Academy, Ann- them," Looking at the be a apace shuttle with HMM-265 some of about 300 days left apolis, Md. they were floor Wojtan quietly pilot," De Bate said. midshipmen learned a before they are com- able to take a good look commented, "I'd really different side of a missioned in either the at and participate in like to be a pilot hut, THE OFFICERS pilot's ,life. "It is Navy or Marine Corps. many phases of Ma- because of my eyes, 1 who sponsored the customary for a person rine Corps life. don't know if I can. midshipmen showed a to get thrown in the "WE'VE HADA lot This is the first time I personal interest inthe bay after he flies for of different exper- THE VISITING have ever wished for visitors. "These guys the first time," said iences during our three midshipmen had pre- 20/20 vision." are really a great group IstLt Bridges with a weeks here," said viously expressed Dominic Dixion of people," commented mischievous twinkle in Dixion. "I don't think interest in the Corps, expressed his feelings I stIA Mike Bridges, his eye. "The midship- any of us can make a vice Navy and opted to of the brigade in one Marine Medium Heli- men were no exception. commitment to either come here rather than simple statementrThe copter Squadron-265's After they flew the service right now, let train aboard ship. ground Marines are S-2 Officer. "I've really helicopter we tossed alone choose between really hot!" enjoyed them being them in the bay. But infantry or aviation. Photo by Sgt Shane Phelps They were divided While spending time here and I think it's they enjoyed it as There are a lot of DID SUPERMAN START THIS WAY - visited from the U.S. Naval Academy, into groups and spent learning about the been exciting for much as we did." options open to us. Visiting midshipmen first class take time Annopolis, Md., for three weeks to half their time with the fixed and rotary wing them." Right now it's time to to form a human CH -48 helicopter during experience the life of ground and wing ground element and squardrons, the mid- First Lieutenant Laughing, the pilot sit back and reflect on their stay with Marine Medium Helicopter MesjMi within the 1st Marine Brigade. the other half with the h i pmen had the Andrew Hertzog, continued, "After they what we've done and Squadron-265. About 49 midshipmen aviation units. The opportunity to get in HMM-265 Legal Of-f climbed out of the learned here." men will decide in some air time. February Whether they want to become of- DURING THEIR ficers in the Marine stay with Marine Corps or Navy. Before Fighter Attack Squad- departing the air ron-232, the visitors station, they left the experienced what six impression that the times the force of Corps will soon receive gravity in an F-4S felt some new officers. like while riding in the Most of them showed RIOs seat. Landing interest in becoming from his ride in the pilots and radar aircraft Vincent Lamo- intercept officers, but linara seemed to be still felt it important to unsure of his footing at know and understand first, but his smile told the ground unit s. the whole story. "It was great. It was "THE AIRWing's kind of like I thought. I mission is to support knew I would probably ground Marines so, if get sick, but flying is we were to become what counts," said pilots, we have already Lamolinara. learned about what we would be supporting," Getting sick while said Will Rogers. "I flying was not some- think it gave all of us thing unique to Lamo-

more respect for what linara. ' "About 66 ground units do." percent of the visitors During their time become sick while with the brigade the flying in the aircraft," visitors experienced commented 1 stl.d helo casting, high Patrick Moriarty, speed recoveries, Schedules Officer for rappelling and special VMFA-232. patrol insertion and extraction rigging. EVEN WITS the "All the instructors in odds against it Red the brigade were Jentz proclaimed, "I'm excellent," stressed not going to get sick!" Don Wehrenherg. Jentz also expressed "While there, I found his interest in the no reason to be brigade. "I really want apprehensive about to be with the ground anything I did. Those Marines. The officers guys really know their there have a lot of stuff. contact with the Photo by Sgt Shona Phelps enlisted people, and SO YOU WANNA BE A MARINE - Midshipman First elms Ivan EVEN THOUGH I they have the direct De Photo by elet Bate poses beside one of Marine Fighter Attack Firtimdron- e Ps want to join the opportunity to take 232s F-48s in his temporary flight suit IMOMITMEMINO A midshipman first class About 49 midshipmen first class visited while Midshipman First the window of a the air station to learn about the ground Marines and be with care of their people. Class Red Jentr takes his photo.' Many of the visiting laSilitettge from I feel midshipmen a flight to Maui with and aviation squadron's life July 3 the wing, it's "I don't see that carried cameras with them during their three-week wlltile,tlaking good to be exposed to intertectiOn in the visit to the air motion. 11[ag4n ONO ftelleopter Squadron-288. through 28. July 29, 1981, Page A-5

NO SUDDEN STOPS - After receiving a brief claim in rappelling Midshipman Ernie Matacotta attempts the 35-foot descent from the side of the tower. A portion of the senior class of the U.S. Naval Acad- emy exercised their Marine Corps option and spent four weeks with the 1st Marine Brigade. Photo by GySgt Bell Matthews

Marines share reconnaissance know-how by LCpl Charlie Marshall 16 discovered that it a piece of rope between By the endof theilay location by helicopter was also fun. thier legs and around the midshipmen had without landing. "I've never done this AT THAT moment But, before they thier waists to form a rappeled several times Pleased with the type of thing before but he jumped off the side could jump off the side harness. A snap ring off the tower and from performance of the it looks pretty wild!" of the tower and after of the tower they connects the seat to the the back of a helicop- midshipmen, Capt exclaimed Midship- free falling half way received a short class line in which they use ter. They concluded Thomas Parker Com-

man First Class Matt down he . manding Officer of Photo by GySgt Bill Matthews applied his on how to do it. to rappel. with a tour of West Aylward, before he break. His feet came to Field,hanging from the Company A, comment- AWAY WE GO Their instructor, Sgt - Midshipman David Fitzgerald rappels down the hooked up his snap rest on the side of the Tige Wade, Company THE BRAVER helicopter practicing ed, "They did well 35-foot tower in preparation for the jump from the back of a CH- to tower and today 46 helicopter. Half ring the line he yelled, A, 3d Reconnais- adventures, tried the the special patrol with their of the senior class of midshipman from dangling 35 feet "Hey, this is a lot of sance Battalion, Australian style which insertion and extrac- rappelling exercises. Annapolis Md. spent July 16 with Company A, VI straight Reconnaissance Battalion learning the art of rappelling Ad down off the fun." showed the class how involves actually tion techniques. They seem physically special patrol end of the rappelling Half of the senior to make a "Swiss running down the Spieing, as it is fit to me and there insertion and extraction. tower. class of the midship- seat." The midship- tower face first and commonly called, hasn't been any "I guess I'll see you men who were learn- men learned the breaking when near- allows Marines' to trouble with their at the bottom." ing how to rappel July technique of wrapping ing the end. either enter or leave a training.'

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FREIE LW &MIS IOW PM AKAR PfAlltAIDGE m Pan a STARTS PAIOATI Mion roe SAIMAA IMMO iscins INIOASSMESIE !SCAB WOE(' IR) -MI MOM SW shn PIO STANCH mar Sall) TN scissor on OM %wan SUMO ONLY Page A-8, July 29, 1981 SPORTS. Rag Bag swipes softball title With the current it through the 31-game knocked another over Nichols who smacked awards were given out, VMFA-232 WAS baseball strike, a lot of double elimination the fence to close the a hit into right-center one to the Vigilantes awarded the team professional players format to the cham- gap to 8-2 during the field to score the who after losing their sportsmanship award and spectators have pionship series. Last bottom of the inning. winning run. Rag Bag first game 7-6, came for their enthusiastic turned to softball to fill year's defending PMO scored one run won 12-11 and one within one game of the play and supportive the Void. Two weeks champions and the in the fifth and one in game stood between championship series assistance throughout ago, the 2d Annual pretournament favo- the seventh, however, them and the cham- winning five games in the tournament. Teen Centre Benefit rites, the Provost Rag Bag scored one in pionship. a row before falling to The most valuable Softball Tournament Marshal's Office, was the fourth, four in the With this defeat, the Rag Bag in the player award was held at Pollack field the only undefeated fifth, two in the sixth their first in two years, championship of the given to SSgt Ray gave air station team left in this year's and one in the seventh PMO started losing losers bracket. Pascua of Rag Bag. spectators a marathon event. Riding high on a to send the game into momentum. A class "A" tourn- of softball. 37 -game winning extra innings. PMO came back The second special ament was played at streak dating back two lit the top of the with two runs during award went to the Hickam Air Force SIXTEEN intra- years, they defeated ninth, PMOscored the the bottom of the "Rag Bag Basket" a Base _ to raise ad. mural teams paid $100 1st Radio Battalion's go-ahead run on an inning and it looked group of more than 30 ditonal money. Hono- each to play ball and Rag Bag, 3-2, in a com- error by SSgt Bob like a repeat of the wild and energetic lulu Police Depart- send 50 teenagers to from-behind thriller Richardson. previous game. How- fans who helped their ment's softball team Kauai for a week-long during the semifinals. ever, the Rag Bag team to victory. held off a stubborn Spa camping experience at REFUSING TO scored six runs over for the championship. the Kahili Mountain AS THE FIRST throw in the towel, Rag the next four innings, This year's Golden Both tournaments Park. championship game Bag's Sgt John Alex- while their defense, led Glove award went to raised a combined Competition was hot began, Rag Bag tied ander led off with a by SSgt Pascua's arm, LCpI Ken Ockenfield total of $1,500 after and tempers flared the score with a home single. LCpI Richard held PMO's explosive from Marine Fighter expenses that will be during the tourney, run by SSgt Ray Tyler flied to center offense to only three Attack Squadron-232. used toward sending with the Teen Centre Pascua. PMO dom- and LCpI Roberto runs and 13 hits for the In just four games 50 teens to Kauai Aug. Lasers acting as inated the third inning Parentes hit into a remainder of the game. LCpI Ockenfield hand- 10 through 16. Any officials. But toward as they exploded fielder's choice. With The final score of the led 25 plays, turned teens interested should the end, the games behind the power two outs SSgt Richard- championship game three double plays and contact .Ricahrd Cole turned into "character hitting of Sgt Ron son attuned for his was 8-5. made three other at the Teen Centre. The building" sessions for Bourvette to score error with a single that outstanding plays cost fog:the seven-day all involved. seven runs from nine placed runners do AWARDS WERE while committing only trip is $60 which After the dust hits making the score second and third. Up presented following two errors at second includes all expenses cleared,two teams made 8-1. SSgt Pascua then stepped Cpl Tim the game. Two special base. except souveniers.

Photo by LCol Charlie Marshall TWO YEARS IN-A-ROW - The 1980 champion MSgt Al Hanly, Siron.7444,124 Marine Air Control Squadron-2, demonstrates his winning form which allowed him to capture the 1981 Tennis Intramurals Open Division. MSgt Han ly defeated 1 stLt Michael Gay of Marine Aircraft Group-24, in two straight sets, 8-2 and 8-2, at Court No. Canoe race paddlers will once again be The Intramural Intermediate Tennis The Tropic Lightning Motorcycle Club 1 Sunday. churning white water in Kaneohe Bay as the Championship was won by Lt. Cmdr. Boyd has been reactivated at Schofield Barracks and Hui Wa'a and Surfing Association holds its Robinson, 21st Dental Company, with is looking for new members. The club is open to state championship regatta Saturday at convincing 6-2, 6-2 victories in the final match all military personnel and their dependents, MCAS Kaneohe Bay. Competitors and canoes over lstLt Kevin Mckee, Marine Air Control both active and retired. The club is planning Children will begin arriving at approximately 6 a.m. Squadron-2. First Lieutenant Mckee had won activities for all types of motorcyclists, street with the first race scheduled for 9 a.m. The Main the semi-finals 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 in the double and dirt riders. Plans also call for moto-cross (H-3) Gate will be open to the public for the elimination races. Mouths bear brunt of contact sports program, but several rain delays The next club meeting is scheduled for 10 races. Military police and security guards will broke his momentum and Lt. Cmdr. Robinson a.m. aturday, at Building 3005, Schofield direct by Maj. William C. Lubken traffic to the race site. weathered the storm better. Barr ke. Interested bikers can contact Jim Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron-24 Congratulations to both Seals at 624-3011 for club information. Football, baseball, tooth are Cpl Ronald Young, good if it is should be left to the Ordinance will battle it out against the staff of Marine Heavy Helicopter Squardron 463, who The AKU running, jump rope put back in its original dentist. Marines' Dive Club meets the KHON-TV in a celebrity softball game took third place and lstLi Joel R. Hagenbrock, third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. and other children's socket ae soon as If a "baby," or Saturday. in activities provide The event will be held at 10 a.m. at Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 235, who Building 566 behind the Disbursing Office. For possible. The amount nonpermanent, tooth Pollack Field. For more information, call SSgt placed fourth. more information, hours of fun; but at of time the tooth is out is lost, contact SSgt Tony Davis at replant is not Walter Crosby at 257-3618. 257-3280 or 254-1141. times these activities, of the mouth is the advisable. the child along with household most important factor should nonetheless be accidents, result in in determining whet- taken to a dentist to damige to the teeth her it can be saved. confirm that no other 41.111.11110.19119111.11.1.11111111111r1"4 or at if replac in SOMETIMES par- socket Marine. within a half Injuries to the teeth, ents overlook the hour, the tooth has an gums and jairs can be seriousness of such excellent chance of prevented to a large *************************************** mishaps and neglect surviving the replant. extent in contact getting the child to a sports by a protective *I * dentist, the person who * * Should a tooth be mouthguard. ID * can judge the damage knocked out dentists * \ plte'l * * rio" done and start action recommend it be CUSTOM - MADE S ves° * to minimize, espe- * 6