OFFICIAL FILE COPY Crash Crew Hauls Pilots From Bay Constant training paid Overhead, the SAR heli- rushed to shore, where they off last Thursday afternoon copter, piloted by Capt. W. were met by an ambulance when a Navy RA-3B Sky- L. 0' Connor, circled, that took them to the Sta- warrior twin engine jet ex- ready to assist with the tion dispensary for an im- perienced difficulty landing rescue if needed. Vehicles mediate checkup. All were and overshot runway 22 from the station crash crew in good shape despite their here and ended up in also were in place, waiting harrowing experience. Kaneohe Bay. for the aircraft which had The boat crew then re-. Within minutes of the called in for an emergency turned to the scene where mishap, the three crewmen landing as one engine had their divers, EM1 R.L of the photo reconnaissance quit. Miller and RM1 W.R. plane were aboard the It was raining and McMinn, went into the bay crash boat crew's 40-foot blowing, and the ceiling to mark the location of the rescue boat headed for dry was down to about 800 feet jet with buoys. land. when LtCdr. Gordon B. Plans to raise the jet When the alarm sound- Doebbler attempted to land from its resting place 20- ed, the duty crew, led by the jet. Also on the air- feet below the surface have BM1 R.A. Parker, jumped craft were Lt(jg) Terrence been stalled by the weather. into their craft and headed L. Lattin and POC Conrad A floating crane will be for their station off the west Golly. brought in from Pearl Har- end of runway 22. Other As soon as the jet hit bor, as soon as the weather members of the crew were the water, the boat moved allows, to pick the plane up BREATHER - 'Aim) Pete Peterson. a direr attached f0 the IJSS Grapple BM2 J.C. Trulo, EN3 M.C. towards the stricken air- off the bottom of Kaneohe lARS-7), Service Squadron 7 at Pearl Harbor. reports on the progress being made underwater prgparing a Aary Skywarrior for a out of Bates and SN W.J. Lee. craft. The three men were Bay. lift P Kaneohe Bar. C-101' ,-,'`11".

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SSgt. Murphy Hubbell Plan Doubtful, Awarded NAM Staff Sergeant Gene S. Offtgerryv Reversions Out In another development, Murphy, of MACS-2 radar It will take a legislative section, recently received the time of the forced re- miracle to stop the July 1 a Navy Achievement Medal version of Marine Corps pay raise for military temporary for outstanding perfor- people. officers is still not in sight, according mance in his professional The refusal of Congress to Major General Jonas. M. field while stationed at to block its own pay raise Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Platt, Assistant Chief of makes it politically impos- Staff G-1, and it may not Station. sible to block the raise for SSgt. Murphy and a come even in fiscal 1970. military men, particularly General Platt repeated fellow Marine developed an in wartime. improved procedure for the the flat assertion that there Defense Secretary, would be no reversions be- replacement of a radome Melvin Laird has backed section of the AN/TPS-34 fore the end of fiscal 1969 away from statements (the year ending next June radar. HAPPY BIRTHDAY - Lt. General Henry Buse, (center) cuts the first which have been inter- 30) "The method was sub- piece of cake during W. M. anniversary ceremonies. Assisting the FMFPac and said that reversions preted as endorsements of in fiscal 1970, if any, and sequently submitted to the Commander are Capt. Judybeth Barnette (right) and Sgt. Helen Cortez. the Hubbell Plan to revise Commandant of the Marine (See WMs "Rough It" on Page 6.) beyond would depend on the military compensation. course of the Vietnam war. Corps for possible assis- His deputy, David Pack- tance to other technicians, ard, is giving the Service "stated the citation. The NCO Leadership School The Corps will also Secretaries and the Joint continue to go to the draft value of the Murphy-Gross Chiefs of Staff a chance to Method of Radome Erection for needed recruits "in Slated To Begin Here step away from support of normally low input was realized, and in July, In view of accelerated the Hubbell proposals, if 1968, it was published in Special Staff.. The school months." The Corps, promotions into and within will be staffed by a Captain they want to. General Platt said, needs a technical instruction. the NCO structure and The House and Senate The citation went on to who is the director; a ser- about 8,000 new recruits Marine Corps commit- geant major/master gun- show no inclination what- each month. say, "His (Murphy's) ac- ments in Southeast Asia, ever of passing a new pay complishment gr e a tl y nery sergeant who will be training is going to be ex- school's sergeant major/ law at this time. Enlisted promotions facilitated the replacement panded through the concept The Budget Bureau has of a radome section in a NCOIC; an instructor during the next fiscal year working thus of organizational NCO section, an administrative completely abandoned at- will be steady but because limited area, schools to provide leader- tempts to ask Congress to resulting in an appreciable section and a support sec- there is a leveling-off of a maxi- hold up the July 1 pay saving of time and effort." ship training for tion. strength and they expect mum number of junior non- The weight of decision raise. fewer losses there prob- Tomorrow, February 21st, commissioned officers. often falls upon the shoul- However, it is still ably will be fewer total will be observed as a holiday Training provided by ders of the small unit theoretically possible that promotions. with holiday routine in com- the 1st Marine Brigade Congress may decide to memoration of Washington's leader. modify the July 1 There will be some birthday or President's day, NCO Leadership School Unit leaders, regardlessof raise which is Saturday. will supplement NCO rank, should be fully aware by putting some of the changes in the Corps pro- All Exchange activities will leadership training con- of their responsibilities for money into allowances in- pay and variable re- operate on a holiday basis on ducted within the Brigade's their conduct and the con- stead of into an estimated enlistment bonus pro- Sato': iv, Feb. 22. organic organization. duct of their subord:nates, 12.6 percent increase in grams, as they adjust to The bank will be closed The school will be under and should by their own basic pay. Another possi- the new budget and some Friday, Feb. 21, in observ- the operational control of personal example, convey bility is Congressional ap- servicewide guidelines and ance of Washington's birth- day. It will be open until 4 the Brigade S-3, with the the highest degree of pro- proval of varying per- down by the Defense p.m. Thursday. school's director assigned fessional attitude and effi- centage increases. Neither Department. as a member of the Brigade ciency. is very likely. Page 2 WINDWARD MARINE February 20, 1969 College Classes [-CAREER NOTES Offered At K-Bay The University By GySgt. John G. Stonebraker of Hawaii is offering one course aboard K-Bay this Are you planning on a will pay 3/4 of your tuition, semester, Management college education when you from the Marine Corps. 300, Principles of Manage- are released from active Third, you must be ment. Inclusive dates for duty? If so, are you pre- financially able to complete this semester are April pared? college without the need of 1 - June 6. Registration About 80 percent of the working part time during will be March 28 from Marines interviewed by the the school year. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Sta- Career Planning NCO indi- The Admini- tion Education Office, to Veterans cate that they are going stration will pay you, upon Building 267 attend college after they Chaminade College of active application, a certain are released from amount a month for school Honolulu will offer Pol. duty. Very few of these under the GI Bill. This will, 403, Foreign Government, Marines are really pre- of course, depend on how and History 101, World pared, either academically many hours you take and Civilization. Inclusive or financially. A service- dates for the courses are opportuni- whether you are married man has the best or not. Whatever the March 31 to June 5. Regi- ty for preparing himself for amountis, it will not be stration for this semester college. enough to cover all that will be March 27 at the You ask, "How can I you need and want while prepare for college?" Education Office from 9 going to college. It i s First of all you must have there- a.m. to 11 a.m. the desire to fore important that you further your have either a savings that VIRSOINGTONS education and choose a bit par- you can rely on or some ticular field of study. other income. There are Second, you must be pre- How would YOU like to pick it up?! pared academically. several ways in which you You can save enough money for can do by taking this cor- college and respondence in the your Career courses Planning NCO can help you Litterbugs Must Clean _mom subjects that you weak 22ND are plan the way would in or attend classes offered that most benefit you. by the University of Hawaii Up Their Own Rubbish Poison Beads? or Chaminade College of Contact your Career Clark Air Force Base Hos- Honolulu. You can receive Planning NCO pital reports that extremely for assis- It has been noticed as full, call 72101 and notify tuition assistance, which tance. poisonous jequrity beans have of late that we have some the Marine on duty and it been used as eyes or orna- people aboard the Air Sta- will be picked up and emp- ments on styrofoam ducks and monkey = -= tion that are very consci- tied. Don't leave your trash banks sold entious about how the piled up beside it. through exchanges at Clark and Subic Z : = grounds Bay. around their quar- In the future, if anyone There have been other re- : ters appear. All shrubbery is caught dumping or leav- ports of use of the jequrity is neatly trimmed and no ing trash in unauthorized bean for ornamental purposes "Ammie Comes Home" Soon another person- junk or trash is to be areas, it could result in on figurines, toys and jew- found on their lawns or in their policing the entire elry of foreign origin. is written by Barbara ality (a spirit) follows Sara A jequrity bean is a small Michaels, the best selling into Ruth's world. It is seen their carports. They are area. This is your station smooth, spherical, scarlet author who has a fine sense in Sara's face and speaks to be commended for this. so let's take pride in it seed marked with a black of atmosphere of humor through Sara's lips. But what did they do with and keep it litter free. spot. Ingestion of one seed can be fatal. and story telling. Frightening and fright- the lawn cuttings and trash? When Ruth Bennett in- ened, it is the spirit of Look around any trash herits an old family house Amanda Campbell - - - dumpster container or in in the historic Georgetown Ammie - - which is iin- any drainage ditch or iso- Bottle Plus Throttle? section of Washington, she plored by a ghostly voice lated area aboard the sta- feels that she has found to "come home." tion and you will find it. a fitting sanctuary for a Convinced against her It is usually very obvious Think About Results! life of order and tranquility will, Ruth watches with fear as it creates quite an eye- The Department of tions of .10 by weight or that she built after her and horror as the forces sore. These people are Transportation reported to more. In single vehicle brief, tragic marriage and which surrounded Ammie causing a king-sized head- Congress on a Federal crashes, up to 57 percent the death of her husband. increase in power, threat- ache for everyone because study, made public on Aug. of all drivers killed had Within a year, however, ening them all, forcing her someone has to clean up 6, 1968, on the role of a blood alcohol content of Ruth's peaceful existence to test her new-found love behind them. This involves alcohol in traffic accidents that leve. At any given is changed. Her niece Sara in an atmosphere of danger many manhours and ex- The study describes the moment among all drivers comes to live with her, and suspicion. If you are pense which could be massive dimensions of the using the nation's streets bringing the fresh attitudes a reader who likes a touch avoided if people would problem, noting that "the and highways only one to and broader outlook of a of the super-natural, you'll properly dispose of their use of alcohol by drivers four per cent would test out new generation. enjoy this novel, for it rubbish. and pedestrians leads to to having a blood alcohol Sara also introduces has a really different theme The recent flood in Kea- some 25,000 deaths and a content of .10 or more. Pat Mac. Dougel, who than the general tales of puka is an example of what total of at least 800,000 The probability of being reawakens emotions Ruth today. can happen as a result of crashes in the United States involved in a crash of any had thought were forever continued dumping in each year." type is six to seven times lost. drainage ditches. These It contains these find- greater if a driver's blood materials washed up ings: alcohol is .10, and 25 times against the bridge and More than half of adults greater if it reaches .15. formed a dam. use the highways at least The behavior of many The following steps can occasionally after drinking. drinkers, including very be taken to remedy the "However, the scientific heavy drinkers, begins to COMMANDING existing situation but will OFFICER. KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII . COL. F. C. OPEKA evidence is irrefutable that be adversely affected by I. S. O. 1ST LT. M. H. HANDELSMAN require everyone's co- the problem is primarily blood alcohol NCOIC, JISO MSGT. RON II ARWOOD concentra- operation. Beginning this one of persons, pre- tions considerably lower EDITOR CPL ROGER GOSS weekend the station dump SPORTS EDITOR P. E. C. CHUCK WHITE dominately men, who have than those at which they REPORTER P F.C. SANDY RILEY will be open from 1p.m. PHOroGRAOHER LCPL H Al SMITH been drinking heavily..." outwardly appear to be to 4 p.m. on both Saturday In the past 35 years, mildly affected or intoxi- THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY FR'DAY BY AND FOR and Sunday. There will be THE PERSONNEL OF U S. MARINE COWS P. R STATION, KANEOHE BAY in every area of the nation, cated. PRINTED BY THE WINDWARD PUBLISHING CO, IC., KAILUA, HAWAII, a Marine on duty to direct alcohol has been found to What do all these facts THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED WITH NONAPPROPRIATEC> FUNDS the dumping of trash. Also, AND CONFORMS WITH THE PROVISIONS OF MARINE CORPS ORDER be "the largest single fac- add up to? It's plain and P5600.31, VIEWS AND OPINIONS EXPRESSED ARE 1,401r NECESSAR:LY the Housing Manual tells tot leading to fatal simple; the risks of mixing THOSE OF THE MARINE CORPS. THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PROMUL- how to cut and bundle GATED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY, AND IS IN NO WAY crashes." For example, drinking and driving aren't DIRECTIVE IN NATURE. THE WINDWARD MARINE IS A MEMBER OF THE shrubbery cuttings to be almost half of the drivers worth the consequences.. SERVICES OF THE ARMED SERVICES NEWS BUREAU. NO PAID ADVER- picked up by the garbage TISING MAY BE ACCEPTED. THE INFORMATION SECTION ANC THE in fatal crashes of all types and the odds are against WINDWARD MARINE ARE IN BUILDING 221. ALL COPY WILL BE SCREENED truck on its regular runs. have been found to have you. AND MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 4 P.M. ON MONDAY.' CALL 72142 FOR If INFORMATION SECTION, AND 72104 FOR THE WINDWARD MARINE you go to. use a. Dump- blood alcohol concentra- DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE? OFFICE. ster container and find it February 20, 1969 WINDWARD MARINE Page 3 Safari Vietnam Style Marines Skirmish Monkeys DONG HA, Vietnam, animals which are invading He was startled by Marines at Vandegrift the combat base, a vital someone-- or something- - Combat Base have experi- staging and supply point throwing rocks at him. enced another hazard in the in Vietnam's northernmost When the Marine turned Vietnam war during the tactical zone. in the direction the rocks past few weeks. On one occasion, a Mar- were coming from, he saw Several incidents have ine was walking towards his a Rock Ape staring at him. been reported involving bunker late in the evening. Hoping to scare the four-foot tall ape away, he picked up several rocks and returned fire. Much to his surprise, the ape ducked the barrage, picked up several more rocks and the battle was on. Several minutes later the ape either became frightened or realized he was losing the battle and headed for the hills by clearing the perimeter's concertina wire in a single N. bound. Most Dangerous Game - Leathernecks of the 3rd MarDir sweep through Cpl. Ralph Crossen the wild country south of the DMZ where the hunted and hunters of (Hull, Mass.) serving with every kind abound. Force Logistic Support Unit 1 (FLSU-1-), related another incident. Patrol Plasters Pesky Python "I was sleeping in my supply tent. About 3 a.m. VANDEGRI FT COMBAT Cpl. J. C. Whiteside one morning something BASE, Vietnam, (Fayette,Ala.). "We were in heavy ele- came crashing through the A patrol from "L" side of the tent. I could phant grass and just about Co., 3rd Bn., Fourth Mar- to return to the road when hear claws scraping across ine Regt. encountered a the floor and then things I looked down and saw the really different enemy -- snake. It was about two fell." a 20-foot python. Crossen had mosquito feet in front of me and netting tucked tightly The Marines were on a at first glance it looked like around his cot. He didn't squad-size patrol along it was 40 feet long," con- think he'd be able to reach Route 9, north of the Vande- tinued Whiteside. "It didn't his rifle in the dark before gri ft Combat Base when take me long to decide the invader noticed him. they tangled with the large what to do." "I just laid there," he snake. The young Marine shot said. thought it was a "We were several hun- the reptile. Captured Alive! - Two Marines flush an NVA from his lair south of Da "I Nang. tiger at first because we dred yards off the road, A close examination of had been talking about him checking an area near a the python revealed its 20- that night." (Several nights small stream," explained foot length. before, sentries had re- ported seeing a tiger in the Vandegrift area.) Big Boar Bagged Crossen said the in- truder stayed in the tent SOUTH OF KHE SANH, across the stream," stated approximately 20 minutes Vietnam, It might have been Miller. "I threw my weapon and then left. just another patrol through into my shoulder and tried "It was raining pretty thick jungle brush in enemy to get a good look at who- hard at the time and I guess territory for 20-year-old ever was moving before he just wanted in out of the Pfc. David E. Miller (380 shooting." rain," Crossen commen- W. Adler St., Brawley, "It only took a second or ted. Calif.), a fire team leader, so and I saw something Bennett seems to think who has made more than brown that looked like a that because of recent ar- a 100 patrols in the five man crawling," he added. tillery shelling and bomb- months he has been inViet- Miller fired a single ing in the surrounding area, nam. shot. the apes are having trouble Before the patrol ended "Just -.fter I fired, it finding food. it would provide an unusual sounded like he was "Consequently, they are experience for Miller and charging right at us through probably coming to the ra- the other members of his the jungle. I fired four more tions dump looking for platoon from the Ninth times," he related. chow," said Bennett. Marine Regiment operating The apes that have been near the Laotian border. Another four-man fire seen are between four and "We had started back team from the patrol five feet tall, and usually toward our patrol base crossed the stream to appear alone, rather than after finding some enemy carefully search the area in pairs or groups. bunkers when it happened," to see if, indeed, it had The Marines at Vande- explained the soft-spoken been an enemy soldier. grift haven't yet found a Leatherneck. They were surprised to way to keep the rock-sling- Miller was walking be- find a very large and very ing apes from jumping hind the point man in the dead wild boar. perimeter wire and enter- column as they moved to- "It was the biggest pig ing the compound. ward a small mountain I've ever seen," said A few Marines are stream. Miller. "We guessed it carrying rocks in their "All of a sudden I heard weighed between 250 and pockets . ... in case of a Chinese Dragon? - A SeaBee displays a 40-pound iguana lizard lie killed movement in the bushes 300 pounds." surprise attack! near Vandegrift Combat Base in Northern I Corps. February 20, 1969 It's Not Always Pagil4andball Tourney Begins The The 1969 Hawaiian twenty four hours following Often times our sports A loss by a challenged enthusiasts, whether Armed Services Handball the completion of each player will cause the re- play- Tournament will be held match. A match will consist ing golf, or bowling or even spective positions of the a friendly game of during the period from of the best two of three sets contestants on the ladder base- April 14, through the 18. to be changed. Newcomers ball, tend to get the atti- Male personnel eligible to tude of "win", no matter There will be no All Marine participate will contact (those not on the initial Tournament this year. ladder) defeating a player what the cost. Instead of their respective special playing the game for what The Marine team will be services officer, giving will replace the loser on the ladder. The loser then it's worth, they come out selected through a chal- name, rank and phone num- with the old "it's the lenge ladder tournament to ber. spective positions of the Upon final construction world series," attitude. be conducted between the contestants on the ladder Here's a few reminders date of this article and and seeding of the contes- to be changed. Newcomers any which we should try to re- April 7. tants, player may chal- (those not on the initial "Red Berger is this lenge either of the two member whether playing in ladder) defeating a player weeks cager. Currently that championship match Official U.S. Handball players directly above his will replace the loser on touring the mainland with Association four wall hand- position. Matches will be or just getting out with the the ladder. The loser then the Hawaiian Marine team, boys. ball rules will govern all arranged by the contestants has the right to challenge he holds down the forward play. All male Marines and at a time and place mutually the bottom two contestants position for 1. Am I fair and just in the team. all my decisions? male Navy personnel ser- agreeable to both contes- on the ladder, except the Berger stands 6 feet ving with and attached to tants. If the challenged 2. Am I careful not to person last defeating him. tall and weighs a slim 155 criticize publicly? Marine Corps commands player does not respond to pounds. His speed has been based in Hawaii will be the challenge within five Once a match is played 3. Am I an understanding between a definite asset to this and patient person? eligible. days, the match will be for- two given contes- year's squad. His biggest Players will call and feited to the challenger. tants, neither of the two asset however 4. Am I willing to give may lies in his credit and encouragement? score their own matches. Prospective contes- challenge, or accept uncanny accuracy from the The winner will report the tants not on the ladder may a challenge from the other, 5. Am I creating an at- until both corner. In several games, mosphere of respect for results to the Force Special offer an initial challenge shall have played he opened at least one match has up for 19, Services Officer, telephone to either of the bottom two with 25 and 28 points. authority, rules, officials, 39-433 or 39-434 within players on the ladder. another contestant. community, etc.? 6. Am I alert to the physi- cal safety of my group? MESSHALL NO. 1, BLDG. 7. Am I understanding of 212, OPENED ON 17 personal needs and prob- FEBRUARY 1969 FOR EX- Danny's Divots PRESS TYPE BREAKFAST lems of players and will- AND SANDWICH / SOUP ing to adjust accordingly? NOON MEAL. HOURS OF 8. Am I more concerned OPERATION WILL BE 6a.m. with the score than the in- TO 7:30 AND 1 la.m. TO 12:30 MONDAY THROUGH dividuals involved? FRIDAY. 9. Am I willing to seek advice? 10. Am I thoroughly fami- liar with the rules and techniques of my activity? Off Limits! 11. Am I friendly, Coopera- Due to the numerous tive, courteous and consid- personnel at K - Bay, erate of my colleagues? especially the newly ar- 12. Am I insistent that rived squadrons from the sportsmanship be a major Enterprise, Windy would emphasis in my activity? like to publish a reminder If a player has to play a second ball from the tee, he shall do so 13. Am I conscious that a that the North Beach area after the opponent or the fellow-competitor has played his first stroke. sense of humor is impor- just off the runway between Rule 12-2. tant? Mokapu Point and Pyramid Rock is closed to all swim- mers. SNCO Wives Bowling 1. Fearsome "4" 33 27 28766 Dangerous currents lie 2. Wishers 32 28 28867 just off the beach and 3. Near Misses 32 28 28873 Rifle And Pistol Club 4. Alley Oops 31 29 28612 several reports of shark 5. Dum Dums 27 33 28170 have been noted. It's a 6. Wicked Wahines 25 35 28200 scenic area but remember, High Ave. Virginia Duff 149 it's off limits for swim-- High Game Sharon Piggott 194 Can Make It Easy High Game w/h Shirley W"k inson 223 ming. High Ser. Venia Sattazahn 506 ledge High Ser. w/h Barbara Mickle 569 Have you ever wondered acquired skill. A result that will improve why you didn't qualify on of knowledge, common your qualification scores The Commissary Store will Converted Splits: your last range detail, or sense, practice and enjoy- and rules of safety, which 5 - 6 - 10 be closed Saturday, Feb. 22, Lois Yarbor Virginia Duff 5 - 6 - 10 why you can't qualify ment. Most people who could save your life! in observance of George Wash- Next week is the last week of bowling. Maybe it was your don't enjoy shooting feel On Feb. 8, the Station ington's birthday, will expert? and Anyone interested in joining a newly Pistol Range was the scene reopen for operation Tuesday. formed league please call Barbara Mickle weapon, but not likely! If as they do because of their at 254-3823. you are mentally and physi- lack of skill. of a closely contested cally qualified to be a mem- The Kaneohe Marines shoot-out! The Kaneohe ber of the Marine Corps Rifle and Pistol Club has Marines Rifle and Pistol or' Navy, then you are a members in all phases of Club sponsored a 900 point potential expert with both marksmanship develop- .22 pistol match. Once the rifle and pistol. ment, from novice to mas- again, LtCol. D.A. Mickle The M-14 rifle and .45 ter. We have all been the won top honors as Match automatic pistol, properly route from beginner to winner with GySgt L.H. cleaned and lubricated are whatever skill we have. Aten placing first Master. two of the deadliest, most The beginners constantly The expert class was won accurate small arms in the pick up tips from the more by GySgt. M. D. Yancy, world. A little knowledge experienced shooters. whose station teammates, and a fewtricksofthetrade SNCO's, Officers, SSgt. B. Espinoza - sharp- can help you master WV_ Corpsmen, enlisted men shooter - and W.O. Stad- of these weapons. armed with the pistol ler - Marksman - cleaned Requal details are should be primarily con- the field in their classes. usually over crowded. cerned with their skill or New shooter honors go There are not enough lack of it with a pistol; to SSgt. R.R. Bernier. % , V coaches or patience to go however, membership in More to come next *dotit:114 around. What should be an the club is open to any- month! If interested, con- enjoyable 116141Q interlude be- body who is interested in tact, Capt. R. L. Anti, tween normal duties can firearms. Through associ- 254-3992; GySgt. M.D. MAKING IT LOOK EASY - This will be t4 common sight in the base often become drudgery. ation with the gymnasium as future boxers in the intramural haing program begin club, you Yancy, 254-3691; or Sgt. workouts. Shooting expertise i s an can gain valuable know- H. L. Robertson, 254-2959. February 20, 1969 MARINE Page 5

Intramural Volleyball At Kaneohe

An Intramural Volley- March 10. A limit of three gardless of the number of ball Program will be estab- team s from each depart- teams entered, it is re- lished at K-Bay. League ment, division or organi- quested that only one SPORT play will commence on ation is allowable. Re- officer or SNCO be desig- By PFC Chuck White 72104 nated the representative from the department, divi- sion or organization enter- Indians And Cards In 69' iiGa9'Jl ing the teams. It's that time of year third baseman Max Alvis, sie Team trophies will be again, will soon one of the most consistent awarded to the champion be dominating the T.V. as players in the league. Zolio and runnerup. There will football has finally wound Versalies will more than be twelve individual tro- up one of its most exciting likely take the shortstop phies awarded to the 1st seasons in many a year. duties from inconsistent place team. Individual Naturally the big ques- Larry Brown, and should certificates of achieve- tion will be, who will nail prove to be an excellent ments will be awarded to down the pennant? stimulus. Second base the 2nd place team mem- My choice in the should be a battle with bers. National League is the de- Dave Nelson and Vern Team representativeS fending champion St. Louis Fuller providing the com- are requested to submit Cardinals. If petition. Either player is entries to Station Special stays healthy and gets his capable of playing on Services by March 5. En- usual good support from a pennant contender. First tries should include the , Steve base is locked up with the organization's name, a Carlton, Ron Willis and return of strong Tony team roster, the team cap- Dick Hugues, all good young Horton who could easily tain and his phone number. hurlers, the Cards will hit 30 or more home runs A meeting will be held have a definite advantage. for the for all representatives at tribe. - what to expecT as the intramural volleyball season gets The Stuff Here's 2 p.m. March 6, at Station In the outfield, the Snyder, LouJohn- underway. The Stuff, a favorite shot with volleyball players. is hard to Russ Special Services, Building Cardinals are almost im- son, Lee Maye, Jose stop. pregnable. and Cardenal and Rookie Rich 243. will return, both Scheinblum will be battling excellent defensively and for a spot in the outfield, serious threats at the plate. and with such talent , the Cardinal roaming around out there, right fielder and consistent how could manager Alvin K-Bay Sports In Brief top performer at the plate, Dark miss! has retired. The excellent talent on My pick i n the American By PFC Chuck White My phone has been rather busy Physical the Tribes pitching staff with some distressing calls lately. Fitness, Electri- League, which will un- city and Electronics. doubtedly surprise many should definitely control Well sports fans, if I had It seems that the little league base- ball season is drawing close and this Others receiving merit the strongest hitters in the I could fans, is the Cleveland In- a television camera year the parents aren't getting into badges were: Pat Kiselicka dians. American League. Com- have filmed the many acti- the swing of things. Coaches, P. s- bine this with their excel- (Rifle and Shotgun Shoot- The Indians have not vities on base and perhaps pires and managers are still badly ing); Dave won a pennant since 1948, lent offensive attack led by created my own K-Bay needed in order for the season to Teichman, sure these (Music); Phil Reichert, and have an excellent Alvis, Horton and Carde- Wide World of Sports. How- get under way. I'm that parents couldn't find a more (Reading); chance to end a long dry nal, and the Indians should Richard Free- ever, my Marine Corps rewarding way to spend their spare man(Canoeing); spell. Their biggest hope be in full force for the one so Mike Wahl issue didn't include time. Come on dads, give some sup- (Art); and Mike Godfrey lies in the excellent pitch- warpath. have to port to your little leaguers. sports. shorts will (Scout Lifesaving and Row- ing staff led by 20 game The American League suffice. race will be extremely ing). winner Luis Tiant and Lefty Tenderfoot investiture Sam McDowell who could close with the Orioles, Red In baseball, Major Registration for pro- easily Sox, Tigers and Yankees all Timony has started spective Pony and Colt was held by Scoutmaster become the next his Jerry Wahl Sandy Koufax. Also helping trying to scalp the practice sessions and it league baseball players for Charles F. Barrett Jr., Billy D. out will be veteran Stan "Tribe". The National looks like his new ball club will be held from 9-10:30 Collins, Samual D. Hinman Williams, a man the Tribe League should be another will have some pretty good a.m. on March 1 at the fly away for the Cardinals talent. little league field behind and Phillip it. Batchelor. will seek support from in Windy will be keep- Refreshments, 69'. in 69'. Their only possible ing close tabs on the up- Mokapu School. Pony furn- competition will come from coming season. League players must be ished by Holsum Bakery The Indians infield will' followed the ceremonies. be held up by all star the Cubs, Reds or Giants. at least 13 years old and cannot reach their 15th Bowling is rolling right birthday before August 1. along as the various September 1 is the cut-off Golfing has long been leagues on base head into date for Colt league a favorite sport, and I'm the final two months. players, who must be 15 tempted to try the base Here's how the Wednesday prior to that date and not golf course, but the way night H&HS keglers are more than 16. Players must Mrs. Joe Butz keeps calling doing. bring proof of their birth- in those excellent ladies date and, if possible, a golf scores I'm I & afraid HS BOWLING parent with them to might not be able to keep Team W L registration. up. 1. Mustangs 25 15 2. Alley OOPS 25 15 3. The Keys 24 15 Master Sergea.,t. Ron 4. The Humble Ones 20 20 5. Gangsters 19 21 Harwood reports that six The ladies last day on 6. Roadrunners 17 23 scouts were advanced, the course included a 7. Balls of Fire 16 24 8. Stoppers 14 23 seven received merit "Blind Nine" tourney. Billy High Ave White 174 badges and four new boys Hanchett took top honors High Ser. Walker 601 High Ser. w/h Henson 631 joined Troop 225 at a Court in the A flight as she carded High Single Jones 226 of Honor last Thursday 42-10 32. The B flight was High Single w/h Egerton 237 evening. headedby Maurie Thinnes Russ Yahr, Dave as she finished her round Teichman and Fate Single- with a 53-15-38. The last Don't forget the up- tary all moved up to Star flight went to Jo Butz who coming Quarter Horse rank while Dave Keller, toured the links in Show on Feb. 22. It's an Arthur B. Colbert Jr., and 55-16-1/2-38-1/2. all day affair beginning at Charles E. Long Jr., be- I've got a tee time for 8a.m. and the kids should came Second Class Scouts. Friday morning at 8 :.4 CHALLENGING THE ELEMENTS - E-4 Ralph Anderson challenges really enjoy it. Location Fate Singletary was a.m., but if you want to a strong wind and cloudy skies as he gets in a few ; :unds on the base for the event will be the awarded five merit badges see my score you'll have golf course. The course, open to all military personnel is open from base stables and plenty of he had earned during the to catch me before I hit a week Price for E-4's and below is 6:30 a.m. until 9 p.m., seven days be past three months - - - the 19th hole and start 50 cents which is good for all day. Clubs, balls and carts are available refreshments will for those without equipment. served. Reading, Home Repairs, doctoring things up. Page 6 WINDWARD MARINE February 20, 1969

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New Gunny - Gunnery Sergeant William Van de Water, H&MS-24, is con- A Valentine - Mrs. Valeria A. Kiernan retired after 26 years of govern- gratulated by Lt. Col. F.B. Ellis, H&MS-24 commanding officer, as the ment service. Her certificate and a gift is given to her by Major W.M. gunny was promoted to his present rank. Foley, Comptroller, her last boss.

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MERIT MAST - Cpl. 4ntonio Aguilar was cited by Col. W. C. McGraw, Jr., Brigade CO, for "add- ing to the effective and efficient operation" of the Brigade Personnel Office. Mass Merit Masts - Chosen for their outstanding work and contributions Good Conducts - VMF-212 presented Good Conduct Awards to Sgt. Wildeboer. Clerk Avionics; FE. Gienty ( 3rd award), Sgt. J.S. Willetts (1st award), and Cpl. A.C. to VMF-212 are: Cpl. S.J. Maintainence of Sgt. C. W. Miller. Flight Equipment: Cpl. J.G. Gonzales. Hydraulic Shop: Schilling (1st award) and LCpl/D.L. Bratcher, S-I Admin.

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GED COMPLETION -PFC W. E. llarris advanced his education via the GED program. k 1 'III IOW s" 11` THREE MORE - SSgt. E. F. Copper, Ground ADDS ROCKER - 1/27's new staff sgt. is SSgt. J. IL Control Tech in MABS-24, re-enlisted for three years Stow-, the Comm Chief in 4.2 mortars. and was also promoted to staff

MACS MARINE - Cpl. G. L. Allen became the Marine of the Month for MACS-2 for his "personal achievements and outstanding pro- ficiency" in the Utilities section.

Supply Gals - CDR. R.J. Weber, OIC Supply, congratulates Mrs. Cecelia Family Affair - SSgt. E.L. Day is congratulated by Major R.E. Langton, Cypher for accomplishing a course in Retirement Planning. Mrs. Bessie 1127 XO, for re-enlisting for three years. Posing with SSgt. Dar is his McCabe for a course in Fundamentals of Supervision for Navy Civilians, wife, Louise. and two daughters, Donna and Ronna. and also Mrs. Bernice Menard for Retirement Planning. February ?0, 1969 WINDWARD MARINE Page 7 WMs "Rough It " On 26th Birthday Women Marines the Education Officer, led the world oer celebrated small "patrol". The WMs Thursday, Feb. 13, as their soon developed a better 26th anniversary, and the understanding of what it is Lady Leathernecks of Ka- like in the field, especially de &zit:gel neohe celebrated by going under rainy conditions. eeil on a "field maneuver." Upon reaching the falls, the By Lynn Smallwood Well, almost a field wet women got even wetter maneuver. as they sat on boulders and Apples and nuts add After observing the ate their box lunches, do- such a tremendous flavor 0111.11011raor female color guard raise nated by Food Services. to any recipe and this the flag and after being in- Everyone was soaked Apple-Nut Bread recipe is spected by Lieutenant and in no condition to go especially good. It takes Colonel Virginia Caley, on to Pearl Harbor aspre- just a short time to make DPI officer, the ladies viously scheduled so a una- for something so good. changed into civilian nimous vote carried the clothes, boarded a bus and WMs back to the barracks APPLE-NUT BREAD began a day's excursion, to change into dry clothes 1/4-C. shortening first to Sacred Falls. and repair damaged hair 2/3-C. sugar Sacred Falls, if you dos before evening WM COLOR GUARD - Corporal Connye Falgout, left, Supply: Sgt. Judy their 1-T.grated orange rind Reid, Food Services; and Cpl. Holly Holman, Squadron office, begin the have never been there, is trek to the Bellows Beach 2-eggs day's festivities by raising the flag. a secluded scenic spot, and Club for dinner. 2-C. flour one must hike on a narrow, Colonel F. C. Opeka, 1-T. baking soda rocky --- very rocky --- Station commanding offi- 1-T. baking powder OWC Features Lecture, trail over a mile long to cer: Lt.Col. and Mrs. F. L 1-T. salt get to the falls itself. In Farrell and Sergeant 2-C. coarsely grated raw dry weather, the going is Major D. P. Bailey attended apples Bake Sale at Luncheon rough, so you can imagine the anniversary dinner. 1/2-C. chopped nuts Fun time is on the way! mail a check to Penny what it was like in the Colonel Opeka sliced the Cream shortening; add The Kaneohe O'Wives Cluu Monroe at 2158 Bancroft rain, stepping on slippery anniversary cake, also do- sugar, orange rind and luncheon, sponsored by Drive. rocks and sliding in red nated by Food Services, and eggs. Bet until mixture Hedron and VMFA 235, will The highlight of this mud. Captain E.J. Bounds, presented the first piece is light and fluffy. Sift dry be neld on the O'Club lanai luncheon will be a lecture to the most junior Marine ingredients together and March 4. Cocktails will be and demonstration of Japa- Ditty Bags Ready; in attendance, PFC Norma add to sugar mixture, served at 11a.m., followed nese flower arranging Anderson. alternating with apple. Add by lunch at noon. Delicious given by Fran Geddes. Fran Applications A dance held on the nuts: the batter will be stiff. beef and tomato with rice, was taught by Caroline lanai afterwards completed Turn into a well greased tossed salad, rolls, Whitaker, one of the best Sought the day's festivities. loaf pan. Bake at 350 de- whipped jello and coffee and teachers on this island. Ditty Bags, the bags Despite the rain and grees F. for 50-60 minutes. tea in the rienu. The price Fran has been involved in made by you and stuffed sore feet and . . ., every- Put on cooling rack. Cool i S $2.10. Make your Sogetsu for three years and one seemed to have had a thoroughly before slicing. with necessities for ser- reservations by Feb. 27, now she has a class of her vicemen in Vietnam by the most enjoyable day. The Yield: 1 loaf. cancellations by March 3. own. One of her classes, Red are ready for This recipe can be found Cross, WMs who had the day off Remember . . . please Basic Upright, will start construction. They are a on page 308 of the Staff from work appreciated the pre-pay or charge. You can on March 7. Anyone who cinch to make, requiring unusual respite from the Wives cookbook, Enter- is interested call 262-9534. only four straight seams taining With Ease. This work - a - day - routine Also at this luncheon and just a few minutes of in a big way. book may be purchased at Girl Scouts Set will be the bake sale you time from your schedule. the Main Exchange or the read about in your news- The pre-cut material is Thrift Shop. SNCO Wives Mixed Nut Sales letter. The bake sale is available at the Red Cross sponsored by MACS-2, with office. Please stop by and The Girl Scout Council the proceeds going to the pick up some Ditty Bag Hold Bazaar The Navy Commissary of the Pacific has slated Child Care Center. So makings. Staff NC() wives' Store, Pearl Harbor, and their annual product sale please take just a few min- The Branch Navy Commissary HELP! The Red Cross in the for March through the 17. of your time to bake Bazaar will be held Stores at Ford Island; NAS, utes needs women to work in at the Mokapu Barbers Point; and NAD, Lua- The 12-ounce boxes of and buy something for this Cafetorium the office on station. Only 4 p.m. lualei, will be closed Satur- salted mixed nuts will sell worthwhile cause. For fur- School 10a.m. to day, Feb. 22, in observance the most basic clerical Saturday, March 1.There of President's Day. for $1. ther information, please skills are necessary for Girl Scouts in the State ther information, please will be two door prizes, the job. While giving your one in the morning and one of Hawaii, Midway and call Vivian Conroy at 254- time to help the Red Cross Wake Islar .s will be call- in the afternoon, plus 2542. you would be meeting many hourly drawings during the ing on friends and Our annual Easter Egg interesting people and The Humms neighbors through door to bazaar. Clowns will be hunt is coming up. Dona- doing a service for others. the kiddies. There door solicitation and sell- and there for tions are being cookies Apply at the Red Cross will be all kinds of booths: Offer Thanks ing at booths in local shop- eggs. Mark your calendar! office. ping centers. Ceramics, Baked Goods, Christina Ilumm, five Girl Scout Troops who Grab Bag, White Elephant, year old daughter of Cap- sell will receive a 25 per Pizza, Hot Dogs, etc. tain and Mrs. E.R. Humm, cent bonus from the Mokapu PTA News We had five new mem- bers this month: Takako underwent successful open net profits of their sales By Carole Hinman heart surgery at Letterman to use for troop programs. Jennings, Juanita Liven- Army Hospital in San Fran- The Girl Scout Council The February general and doubts about the "Time good, Vera Larien, Doro- cisco Jan. 20: Christina is will apply their net profits meeting of the Mokapu PTA of Your Life" series to thy Rivett and Eunice M. now at home and her toward the development and has been rescheduled from be presented to our fifth Johnson. If any other SNCO prognosis is excellent. maintenance of council-op- Monday, Feb. 17, to Tues- and sixth grade students. wives would like to join Captain and Mrs. Humm erated camps on Oahu, day, Feb. 25. The reason Two other PTA 's will be our club, please call Anna wish to express their Maui and Hawaii, and for for changing this particular joining us on the evening Mae Richards, 254-2073. heartfelt thanks to the many the development of camp meeting is to accommodate of the 25th, Aikahi and President Betty Stone- people that helped so much sites on Kauai. a special guest speaker Kainalu, so there should be braker appointed the nomi- by donating blood for The sale takes place from the Department of e good amount of pros and nating committee at the last Chrissy. Also for the many during Girl Scout Week Educatiou. The topic for cons aired that evening. business meeting and they nice cards and presents which celebrates the 57th the Feb. 25th meeting will Do plan to join us and will submit the slate at the she received and the help birthday of the organi- be "Sex Education." This feel free to ask one why March meeting. Elections which was provided to Capt. zation's founding. Today's is a very controversial REALLY knows, just what will be held in April. Humm's aunt who stayed program numbers more subject at this time and the series is all about. Happy Birthday to at K-Bay with the Humm's than three million young- our reas:in for this special Please watch for an- Peggy Castor, Joann other four children during sters and nearly 3/4 guest is to help clear up nouncements concerning Northam, Priscella Corre? their absence. million adults. the many misconceptions this meeting. and Dicie McManus. Page 8 WINDWARD MARINE February 20, 1969 / Z-Eaet eta see. the 21:119MS slteo TODAY: THURSDAY: "Make Like a Thief" "A Twist of Sand" TONIGHT: Happy Hour from 4 to 6 p.m. with free- pupus. Pirkko Mannola, Richard Honor Blackman, Richard For your dancing and listening enjoyment we have Long Johnson brought back THE STEREOS AND JUDY. (Drama) (Action-Drama) SATURDAY: Happy Birthday, George! Every drink will (Adult, fair 91 minutes) (Adult, youth, fair, 90min.) be served with a cherry! Tonight we will be celebrating SATURDAY: George Washington's birthday and if any of you have "The Heart is a Lonely CLASSIFIED ADS a birthday or anniversary this month come to the Hunter" club and celebrate. This club has a free steak dinner Sandra Locke, Alan Arkin. FOR SALE for you. Brisig proof and live it up! We have a wine (Drama) 1961 DATSUN stationwagon. Best offer. menu for you to choose your favorite wine to go with Call 261-3441. (Adult, youth, excellent, this occasion. At 8 :30 p.m. we have the talented 124 minutes) 1960 FORD FALCON with 1969 plates, HARLIQUINS, with the big band sound. Looks like standard shift, 4-door sedan, good SUNDAY: second car, $150. Cali 72118 DWH or the makings for a lot of fun. "Breakfast at Tiffany's" 254-3812 AWH SUNDAY: Doors open at noon. Come early and take Audrey Hepburn, George 1952 MG TR, excellent condition, advantage of that gallon of Bloody Mary's, going while Peppard $1,500. Call 538-3946 AWH. they last, for only 24 a glass. Our Sunday buffet (Comedy) 1967 HEALY '3000, excellent condition. (Hanging Steam Boat Round) is one thing you don't $2,750 or best offer. Call 538-3946 want to miss. All you can eat! Bring the kids! Don't (Adult, excellent, 114min.) AWH MONDAY: let Mom cook Sunday night; take her out for a treat "And Now 1968 COLOR TV, 23 in. Zenith. Must you can't beat. It's all served buffet style beginning Miguel" sell, $350. Call 73643 DWH or 262- Michael Ansara, Pat Cardi 5304 AWH. at 5:30 to 9 p.m. Adults $2.75, childrens ages two to ten $1.25, under two free. Call for reservations... (Drama) STEREO, Guild stereo phono AM/FM (Adult, youth, children, radio combination in Early American It Helps! very good, 95 minutes) cabinet, $50. Call 254-3343 anytime. MONDAY: Pizza Night, call 73195 and pick up. LOVELY - Corinna Tsopei is TUESDAY: Bulk Cheese and Cracker Barrel Hour TUESDAY: TV, 23 in RCA B/W TV console with living proof that it pays to de- "Lafayette" Danish cabinet and stereo speakers. Ex- velop talent - as well as beau- from 6 to 7 p.m. Keep your eye open for something cellent appearance and working condi- ty. Corinna was easily spotted new added that will be coming up on Tuesdays. Or senWelles, JackHawkins tion, $125. Call 254-2065 anytime. by talent scouts and signed to (Hi stori cal-Drama) 20th Century-Fox's New Talent WEDNESDAY: Package Store specials are listed at ARGUS MOVIE CAMERA, Super 8, School. (Adult, youth, children, with electric eye meter, manual and the entrance, don't pass them up. electric controls, zoom lens, in great THURSDAY: Board of Advisors meeting at 2 p.m. very good, 110 minutes) condition, only $75. Call KMCAS Photo WEDNESDAY: Lab, 72722 DWH, and ask for Cpl. New Training Know your representative; many members do not know "Sebastian" Neitzel. who their club representative is, so each week, we Dick Bogarde, Susannah GOLF CLUBS. Wilson-Staff golf clubs, Films Arrive will list your representative. 1st Radio Bn SSgt Roberts, cart and bag, $75. Also screen door.. M.0 Tel. 73697. York will fit staff quarters on station, $10. Nine new films have (Drama) Call 72271 DWH or 247-0559 AWH. been received by the Sta- NOTE: MARCH 9, 1969. Start making plans for the USS Enterprise Bon Voyage, Aloha Party. $3 per person, (Adult, good, 106 minutes) STEREO. Zenith cabinet stereo with tion Training Aids Library, AM/FM radio. Also 3-piece sectional Building 267 ,(phone 72740). includes a floorshow by THE EVERLY BROTHERS, sofa, blue with built-in endtables plus and Roast Beef Buffet dinner from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 a round coffee table, 4 ft. diameter. They are: Transportation ses*ice to now Bellows Air Force Base Rec- Call 254-3252 anytime. "Survival and Evasion in Southeast p.m. Reservations are being accepted. reational Facilities has been Asia - Short Term Evasion" -How to SERVICES assess the situation, plan and carry out cancelled due to a lack of in- BABYSITTING. Will babysit day or evasion tactics after ejection over enemy terest shown by station and night in my home. Fenced-in yard. Call territory when rescue by helicopter is in a short time. Sawed tenant unit personnel. 254-3351 anytime. likely eta "Thoroughly Modern Molly- --The various jobs, duty stations and training TONIGHT: Happy Hour from 4 to 6 p.m. THE SON OS BABYSITTING, Will babysit in my of the modern Woman Marine. A home anytime. Fenced-in back yard. "Military Police Duties at Traffic will play in the ballroom from 8 to midnight. special Call 254-4720 anytime. Accidents" --Rules of procedure in floor show featuring the comedy team of Skiles and handling traffic accidents. 9 "Perils of Paula" --Servioes available Henderson will be from to 10 p.m. to military dependents at military bases SATURDAY: Sports Movies from 2 to 4 p.m. THE when the Marine is detached or overseas. will perform from 8 to midnight. "Basic Map Reading - Part II - Grid RAINBOWS Messhall Distance and Elevation" --The use of the WEDNESDAY: The Club will be closed for inventory. military grid in determining location. "Basic Map Reading - Part IV - Dir- 5e4tbzze4 Menu ection, Orientation and Location with a Compass. The Officers Club Dining The Station stables will "Pentagon Forum Military Compen- be closed until notice ST. MICHAEL CATHOLIC CH APEL sation Active Duty." Room will be closed all day further Building 1090 (Main Exchange) "Pentagon Forum Military Compen Friday due to President's Day. because the horses have the 731 38. Phones: 73552 TODAY' Noon Meal - Stew, fried had- sation Survivors' Benefits ". flu. dock, braised beef and noodles, potatoes MASSES: au gratin, buttered peas, tartar sauce, and I I :00 Temporary Officers Sunday - 8:00,9:30 southern style cornbread. Evening Meal - Monday through Friday - 11:30 Soup, country style steak, mashed po- Receive Promotions Saturday - 3:30 tatoes, brown gravy, simmered cabbage Holy Days - 11:30, 4:30 and 7:00 buttered broccoli. Three temporary of- CONFESSIONS - Saturdays: SATURDAY: Noon Meal - Brunch. ficers have beeh promoted 4:00 and one-half hour before --5:00 steak to all Masses Evening Meal - Soup, grilled in their permanent ranks order, baked potatoes with sour cream, by Headquarters Marine BAPTISMS - Saturday, 3:00, by sauteed onions, buttered corn, brown appointment and serve rolls, cherry pie. Corps. Promoted to Ser- geant Major was First CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE CLASSES SUNDAY : Noon Meal - Brunch. Evening (CCD) - (During the school year) Lieutenant Leroy E. - Soup, fried marinated rabbit or 1-6, Monday at 2:30 Meal Grades potatoes, Blessing, 1/27 S-3. Se- Grades 7.12, Monday at 7:30 barbecued rabbit, mashed CHAPEL ANNEX brown gravy, buttered mixed vegetables. lected for Master Sergeant were 1st Lt. David D. MARRIAGE: Consult Chaplain two MONDAY: Noon Meal - Soup, simmered months in advance. corn beef or cheese stuffed frankfurters, Vernon, Airfield Opera- rice tnilanaise, cream style corn, TRINITY PROTESTANT CHAPEL baked tions Officer, and 1st Lt. Meal - Soup, breaded Building 1090 (Main Exchange) rye bread. Evening Charles K. Cox, 1/27 Delta Phones: 73506:73182 veal chops, mashed potatoes, brown gravy, buttered succotash, brown and Battery. SUNDAY SERVICES: serve rolls.

Bus SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:00 TUESDAY: Noot, Meal - Soup, chili New Worship transportation is provided to the tnazaroni, grilled cheese sandwich, fried Chapel Annex eggplant, simmered pinto beans. Evening WORSHIP SERVICES - 10:30 Meal - Soup, grilled ham slices, O'Brien Service Set TRINITY CHAPEL Holy Communion potatoes, pineapple sauce, French fried - The first Sunday in every month. cauliflower. An additional worship

CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP WEDNESDAY: Noon Meal - Soup, fried service is now being held (CYF) 6:00 -- Chapel Annex (For High liver fingers, ha.becued spareribs, sim- at 8:15 a.m. in the age youth) Sundays School mered sauerkraut, parsley buttered pota- Trinity Chapel. This Ser- - Soup, chicken fried TUESDAY: Junior Choir Rehearsal - toes. Evening Meal those 4: 30 steak, onion gravy, mashed potatoes, vice is especially for fathered green beans, brown and serve who may wish to leave the THURSDAY: Chapel Choir Rehearsal rolls. who - 7:00 TRINITY CHAPEL station Sunday and are THURSDAY: Noon Meal - Soup, beef unable to attend the regular OF THE PROTESTANT WOMEN vegetables, buttered noodles, Tuesday of stew with 10;30 a.m. worship ser- CHAPEL (PWOL) Third carrots. aver, month, scalloped potatoes, buttered vices. The early service Evening Meal - Soup, pot roast of beef, BAPTISMS .1NU WEDDINGS by brown gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered will be dismissed about appointment kale. 9 a.m.