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Helping to keep Hawaii Marine green April 13, 1973 Four Marines, Two Sailors Honored By Sgt. John Midgette K-BAY Four Marines and two t Sailors received medals du ring ceremonies here Friday. Major Royal! W. Geis, station management engineers office,. and Captains Thomas Zalewski, assistant commun ic a dons officer, were presented the Bronze Star .with 11 Combat V. Meritorious Service Medals went to Lie tan an t Colonel Dwight R. Timmons, commanding officer, 2nd Battalion, 3d Marines, and Major Torrence W. Rogers, S-2 officer in 1st Battalion, 1201 Marines. Chief Dental Technicians Thomas G. Finnegan and Beings) R. Raguindin of the K-Bay Dental Department received Navy Commendation Medals. Geis, while serving with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-263, Marine Aircraft Group-I6 from May, 1970 to April, 1971, provided managerial support as operations officer in Vietnam. On Oct. 1, Geis was reassigned as assistant group logistics officer while also serving as base development officer. He directed daily logistics operations, provided policy guidance to subordinate units, and initiated 419R. many improvements in base facilities, ROGERS RAGUINDIN FINNEGAN Photo by Sgt. E.S. Saylors including the installation of 40 hot supervised and coordinated activities and bridge fabrication, a complete Hagerman, Inspector General, Dental, ON WATCH - Corporal James Andrews, a lifeguard with K-Bay Special Services, water heaters in the enlisted and of his section, Fiscal/Supply and Shop porcelain processing capability, and who was visiting and inspecting dental keeps his eyes peeled for swimmers who find themselves "over their head" in officer living areas. Stores. He was also recognized for his automatic casting an partial denture facilities throughout the 14th Naval trouble. Zalewski, while serving as support of the Navy/Marine frameworks. District, and Brigadier General William communication advisor to the dental health project on l'resent at Friday's color L. Smith, Brigade commanding Vietnamese Marine Corps from Molokai. 'All in a Day's ceremony was Rear Admiral Wade general, who presented the medals. Work' 1972 to January, 1973, January, Raguindin was cited for his which greatly enhanced provided plans technical expertise in the conversion For Cpl. Toledo the operational effectiveness of of the small K-Bay dental department Vietnamese Marine Corps Marine Saves Lives into an advanced and professionally communicat ion Innis. K-BAY Three swimmers -one a began his stint as a K-Bay lifeguard staffed department capable of Timmons was cited for his 3-year-old boy were rescued from four months ago. providing outstanding prosthetic Initiative Pays Dividend possible drowning last weekend by Before joining the Corps in management of the Human Affairs service to all Kaneohe personnel. K-BAY When Lance Corporal The presentations, meritorious Corporal James Andrews and other 1969, Andrews was active in East l'rogram, where he developed and Raguindin was also instrumental in the - Richard A. Toledo, a member of mast for Toledo and the money to Special Services' lifeguards. Coast YMCA swimming for more than implemented innovative projects Mtroduction of modem equipment to the the Headquarters and Headquarters Navy Relief, were made by Colonel "It's all in a day's work," three years, so he was a "natural" for which greatly enhanced provide high-density plastics for crown atmosphere and Squadron here, began working with a explained Andrews. his first job when he reported for duty of understanding William J. White, commanding officer, communication between Brigade civilian firm modifying rifle racks for Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Two swimmers were pulled from at Guam. "I'm a grunt by profession, Marines. Reassigned as assistant chief the Station Armory, he didn't realize Bay on Friday. a 15-foot surf,. 100 yards from the but the Corps needs experienced Fair Set of staff, G-4 on December I, 197', Job his efforts would earn him a Pyramid Rock shoreline. swimmers for qualified lifeguards, so Initially, he provided security for Timmons became largely responsible meritorious mast nor that the Navy "The waves were breaking up to here I am." weapons being used by the stivilians in for a program known as the Society would $200 15 feet during the rescue," the While sport and body surfing arc Relief become the modifying of the rifle racks but Administrative Deadline Program For Oahu Vets Philadelphia Marine related, "and if it among his favorite hobbies, Andrews' richer. Toledo was not satisfied with watching which provided storage of 400 items hadn't been for Skip's help, one of the interest in sports covers a wide-range Special and was soon assisting the workers. of equipment and reduced OAHU - employment swimmers might have drowned." Skip of activities. He played semi-pro assistance will be available to maintenance workloads. This program In fact, lie assisted so much the Berg, Andrews' partner in the rescue, basketball for his hometown servicemen during the 1973 Veterans saved the government more than SI contract was completed ahead of is a civilian lifeguard on the Station. Philidelphia All-Star team and now Job Fair to be held Wedensday from plays forward on the Hawaii Marine million. The program won the schedule, according to the firm's The Station Pool was the site of 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Honolulu team. President's Management Award as well president and it was felt Toledo's a near-tradegy Saturday when a International Center (HIC). "People either aren't aware or as the Secretary of the Navy's Cost enthusiastic spirit inspired the civilian boy wandered too far The Fair's primary purpose is to three-year-old Reduction Award. workers to work inure efficiently as a don't care about the danger in find jobs for Oahu veterans and front the pool's shallow area. Andrews Rogers was cited for his efforts unit. swimming on any beaches aboard the servicemen with less was on duty at the time and quickly as the Human Affairs Officer of the than six months Station," Andrews explained. "This is In appreciation to Toledo, the spotted the danger, rescueing the Brigade and Air Station. From of active duty remaining, however, all especially true at Pyramid Rock. The servicemen firm of Carter Company Incorporated child. "No harm done, but that was December, 1971 to November, 1972, are invited to attend. undertow there is tremendous when contributed $200 to the Navy Relief one scared little kid," Andrews Rogers offered recommendations to Employers and their waves reach 10 feet or higher and even Society in his behalf and Colonel recalled. the commanding general to counter representatives will be on hand to the strongest swimmer can be pulled recruit veterans White presented Toledo with a human relations problems and for job openings or The three weekend incidents tinder by the currents." provide meritorious mast. initiated a campaign which within job information. TOLEDO were the first this year in waters Andrews enjoys his work, but months eased racial tensions, markedly More than 3,000 Oahu supervised by the Station Special often finds that many water reduced racial incidents, reestablished employers have been contacted and Services' lifeguards and the rescue of mithusiasts don't understand a effective communications between all according to Henry S. Kuniyuki, the child livas the second attributed to lifeguard's rule. "We're not put on the members of the command. committee chairman, the response has Andrews. He saved his first drowning beaches to harass swinime rs ," he been encouraging. to be Got those I've Among was THIS Finnegan cited for his victim in March. stated, "we're there to help SWillillterS represented are: Electronic Data Andrews, who holds three Gold and keep K-Bay free of drownings." meritorious service while serving with the 21st Dental Company and with the Processing Systems, and one Silver Medal in AAU Andrews offers this advice: Dupont-Glore-Forgan, Inc., Litton competition won while participating in "Obey the regulations, use con Dental Department here. From Industries, Say Aetna Life Insurance, August, international meets in 1971 on Guam, sense, and good times come easy." 1971 to April, 1973, he Planning Research Corp., General Tire and Rubber Co., Backe Co., and Honeyikell. Bus transportation to the Fair AboTuot from K-Bay will depart Wednesday AT from PleseDining Facility at 7:45 a.m. reason alone, this column The Hawaii Marine is published for you, its readers, and for that and front Anderson Dining Facility at was created. on a 8 a.m. The bus will leave the HIC to Material accepted for this column will be open viewpoints, pro and con opinions warrants a specific answer, retum 5t particular subject, and letters to the editor. When submitted material TVIIIIrrywwvir it will be forwarded to appropriate staff sections for reply. Air Force General Lucius D. or The guidelines for submissions to this column are: letters should be typewritten fervirrawriterw Clay, Jr., commander in chief, Pacific, printed legibly and double spaced; they should not be offensive in language, personally insulting the (name will be Air Folte, will be on hand at the Fair. or libelous toward an individual or group; they must be signed by writer to clear up possible For further information, contact withheld by request); and the miler should include his phone number errors in meaning. the Veterans Job Fair Committee at All material for this column should be sent to: Editor, Hawaii Marine, KMCAS, Kaneohe 548-3834 or 548-3835. Bay, Hawaii. Dear Editor: / was in the station bowling alley one Saturday morning to roll a few games Homecoming (normally three because of the waiting list) and, as usual, got me a coke, drew me up a chair, and prepared to wait my normal 45-60 minutes. 1 noticed a league was bowling on four of the lanes, but what I couldn't understand was why the Appreciation management closes the alley adjacent to the league closed to line bowlers on the waiting list? those waiting, tire other alley adjacent to the league The Commander in Chief Fortunately for was broken I'm a bowler who enjoys the game, even when Pacific recently noted Me down on this occasion. it's watching someone but why watch when you could be participating? spontaneous manner with which else bowl, NAME WITHELD BY REQUEST military personnel and civilians alike turned out to greet the In Reply: returning POWS. lir so doing, they The station bowling alley, like most military and civilian bowling facilities, provided an emotional inspiration observes this practice a courtesy extended to league bowlers. It can be distracting for the entire Nation. as to a tournament or league bowler to possibly ham a novice bowling adjacent to him Please extend his and my who is not aware game's courtesies. appreciation to all who contributed of the However, the policy has been reviewed, and in light of the fact that for their outstanding support and present the K-Bay facility consists of only /0 lanes, the practice of leaving this open lane spirit in making homecoming such a has been discontinued, effective immediately. Ali bowling lanes will be open, which great success. in turn should reduce the waiting list. Thank you for bringing the need for change

Photo by GySql. I airy Saskt LOUIS II. WILSON to our attention. MONICA JASPER JEANIE, (left inset) and Sergeant Ken Mug with his son Steve (right inset) enjoy the Lieutenant Gem's', U.S. Marine Corps LTCOL. D.F. BROWNE AND HER MOTHER, Commending General, Fleet Marine Force, PecIfk Station Crash demonstration during SOMS first open house Saturday. Sec story on page 8. Services Officer In My Opinion Why do or don't you smoke? HM-2 JOHN JUSTIN, DISPENSARY PFC KEN McFALL, EMS 2/3 "I smoked for kicks when I was LAQUETTA WANNER, a freshman M high school, but i really "I don't really know why I it, DEPENDENT couldn't affbrd so I quit. I saw the smoke-habit, I guess. I started like only were way buddies smoking a do--going along with the "I've tried it, but I've never been most people couple Of Pack, a day and I didn't crowd, being cool. Now I'm smoking a habit smoker. I guess 1 don't smoke want to get int it that heavily and get and two packs health reasons-cancer and between a pack a clay. I hooked, so I quit. My dad's a heavy because of I've thought smoking do worry about cancer since my father smoker and has emphysema .he's been ull that. Wimp has cancer caused by smoking. I've was habit, and don 't have a smoking so long now he won't quit-so a nervous I husband tried to quit a lot of times,. the longest I'm aware of the health problems. nervous problem. My I was about seven months, but I always a I., t smoked-not regularly, but once in think there's of different reasons again. imagine a get started I that one of people smoke to be cool, awhile-but he quit altogether year to lose these days quit again." ago. Smoking is like any habit, I'll weight, and a lot of older people didn't know alh,tit the health hazards chewing gum or anything else. I've just never taken up and 1)11 glad I when they started and it wasn't as it STOKES haven't." LOGAN AKERS expensive then but it ends up being a habit; physical v psychological"

GYSGT. NILES STOKES, NINA AKERS, DISBURSING WILLIAM LOGAN, DEPENDENT DEPENDENT vtiithout "I can go with them lir "I've smoked since I was about "I started in high school. I don't medical reports on them. As far as the 13 when a friend and I started stealing really know why I smoke, but I don't cancer go, / figure if you're going to them from our parents. Now I've believe it causes cancer. I'm a nurse die, you're going to die. I don't smoke formed a habit of it. I guess most and I think cancer is caused by a virus. that much, just to keep my hands people get started by trying it-like a It does cause harm to the lungs and busy. / wouldn't ever want to make a fad or something. I used to smoke smoking isn't good for breathing, but I get habit of it. I think most people about a pack a day, but I've cut down don't think it causes cancer. started by seeing others, snroke -they to half that. Eventually I hope to quit h),entucilly plan to quit, but don't I I see Joe do it and they go along-it's altogether." know just when." the thing to do." WANNER McFALL

What Makes Did You Know This You Tick? ABOUT SMOKING? By GySgt. Phil Hartranft Smoking several cigarettes in a closed room soon makes the so that the nonsmoker K-BAY-Lance Corporal Burx A. Norrod, Jr. is 21-years-old and a member of concentration of nicotine and dust particles high "A" Company, 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion. inhales as much harmful tobacco by-products as a smoker inhales from What makes him tick? four or five cigarettes. Norrod is an assistant team leader with the Recon company assigned to Brigade. A simple five-letter word keeps him moving and ticking...Pride! Smoke from an idling cigarette contains almost twice the tar and "I wouldn't swap jobs with anyone in the Corps. Recon is where the word nicotine of smoke inhaled while puffing on a cigarette. On the average, 'pride' still means the same thing...Marine." smoke inhaled while puffing on a cigarette contains 11.8 mg of tar and A Vietnam veteran and a former high school wrestling champion, he believes 0.8 mg of nicotine, as compared to 22.1 mg of tar and 1.4 mg of there is no substitution for motivation. nicotine from idling smoke. Thus, smoke from an idling cigarette may "We (Recon) have it because we want it. We're all mostly volunteers and we be twice as toxic as smoke inhaled by the smoker. Although the wouldn't want it any other way." concentration of harmful substances inhaled by the nonsmoker is less He explained that if Marines come to Recon and don't 'cut the mustard' they than the concentration inhaled by the smoker, the nonsmoker's are shipped out quickly. exposure will be for a greater period of time "We only want the best and only the best want us. It has to be that way for us to properly perform our mission at all times. It's always been that way and it Will Smoking an obviously constitute something of a always be that way." in airplane will Now serving the second of two split tours in the Marines, Norrod explained to menace to a nonsmoking passenger. It seems obvious that in the me why he joined the Corps and volunteered for Recon in the first place. confines of an airplane, where a nonsmoker is required to sit next to "1 was reared in Tennessee but then moved to Michigan during high school. one or between two smokers, and where the air circulation is typically When I watched the TV news or read the newspaper it used to make me sick to see poor, the nonsmoker will be subjected to a significant health hazard some of the youth of America detnonstrating against anything they felt like from the smoker. attacking that week. I made up my mind I wanted no part of it. l went to see a Ma ne recruiter, heard about Marine Recon and here I am today. I've never An editorial some years in SCIENCE magazine concerned the regretted for one minute that oath I took the day I joined." pollution of air by cigarette smoke. In a poorly ventilated, smoke-filled He earned his wings (jump) at Fort room, concentrations of carbon monoxide can easily reach several Henning, Ga. in 1969 and captured the hundred parts per million, thus exposing present smokers and third place standing in his class. nonsmokers to a toxic hazard. In fact, it has been found that children "To me everything is a challenge. In of smokers are ill more frequently than children of nonsmokers, usually high school, wrestling was my challenge: because of respiratory disease. today being a Marine is my challenge. SSgt. D.L. Shearer When your job is no longer challenging It is becoming increasingly apparent that the nonsmoker who it's time to move on. I'm just pul must be present in the traditional "smoke-filled room" characteristic of together that way. Life has to challenge Religious Services Slated many conferences and social gatherings has an exposure to tobacco the individual and we have to accept the by-products quite similar to the exposure of the smoker. There is some challenge." evidence that this "smoking environment" extends even into the home He quickly added that he loves For Holy Week, Passover where children may have a sufficient exposure to influence their Recon and the pride and satisfaction he cardiovascular system and add years of exposure to their smoking receives from being a Marine. But services Holy Week (April 19-22) and Passover (April history, even before they actually smoke themselves. unfortunately, he added, he wouldn't be OAHU - Religious for I have been scheduled as follows: able to stay with Recon for a career. 6-24) CATHOLIC SERVICES Wring Holy Week "Outside of being a Recon Marine I the Lord's Supper be celebrated Maundy Thursday, feel there .is no challenge left for me in THURSDAY: Mass of will the Corps. I have always wanted to he April 19, at the Kaneohe Station Chapel at 7 p.m. the Lord's Passion and communion is with the best and Recon is just that." NORROL) FRIDAY: Good Friday Service celebrating Stand scheduled for 2 p.m., April 20 at the Kaneohe chapel Good Friday is a day of Up and Be Counted The young lance corporal has definite ideas about his training too. "I am fasting and abstinence. happy when we are in the field and actually training. I realize that some garrison SATURDAY: Easter Vigil Mass fulfilling the Easter Sunday obligation will be held By Chaplain Sigmund C. Schade time would duty is necessary but if I had my way, the majority of my be spent in at 6 p.m., April 21 at the K-Bay Chapel. the "boonies," SUNDAY: Easter Sunday Mass will be held at 8 and 11:15 a.m. and confessions Arxt Sunday the Christian world commemorates a great moment in history. Norrod likes the Hawaii beaches, the Hawaiian people, but most of all, he will be heard on Thursday, Friday and Saturday one hour before each service. This moment occurred many years ago when a man sitting on a donkey was likes 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion! PROTESTANT SERVICES approaching the gates of Jerusalem with a few of his followers. This was not an "We only have approximately 40 Marines right now in our company but we THURSDAY: The Christian Passover Seder Service will be conducted at 7 p.m. ordinary man. He was a man who astounded the Parisees, the Sadducees and the are tight. When we train as a unit, we train as one. When we run as a unit, we run as Maundy Thursday, April 19, at.the K-Bay Inn Banquet Room. Reservations are rulers or his time. The man was known as Jesus of Nazareth. one. We're small but we're "swift, silent and deadly." required and can be made by calling 257.3552. When the great crowd of people who had gathered at Jerusalem heard that I asked him if he felt the Marine Corps really needed a Recon unit today. FRIDAY: Chapel services on Good Friday, April 20, will be held at 12 p.m. in the Jesus wzs approaching they went out to meet him. This was the only time in the Without unit hesitation and firing back point-blank he replied: "No in combat is Kaneohe Chapel. The service, "Seven Last Sayings of Christ," will include music history 9f Jesus' ministry that his followers really had a demonstration. They lined effective or can do it's mission without it's eyes and ears and we are just that. We and meditation. his path? with flowers; they waved the palm branches; and they hailed him as their have a place and in my a liberator - the will always in the Marine Corps. An important opinion SUNDAY: Easter Sunday Service will be conducted at 6:08 a.m. at the Kaneohe King of Israel. He was their hope to usurp the throne and cast off the proud place." dictatorship Rifle Range in cooperation with the Windward Association of Evangelicals. The of their Roman overlords. With that own statement the interview was over but in MY personal opinion, program will include former Miss America, Vonda Kay Van Dyke as guest soloist I guess the triumphal entry of Palm Sunday was the greatest misunderstanding was just Marines it starting. I realized as he walked away that while like him wore and testimonial; the Wayne Meeds Trio of Waikiki; and performances by the K-Bay of history. While the people were looking for an earthly King, Jesus came to the 'globe and anchor' there would always be a Marine Corps. Marine Band. Chaplain Sigmund C. Schade will bring the Easter Message. Bleachers proclaim a greater kingdom that was to reign in the hearts of men; a Kingdom of He represents a trained Marines dedicated group of highly motivated who are will be available for an expected 1,000 Marine families and guests. In the event of Love. This Kingdom of Love was to be implanted into the hearts of all men. It was the "eyes and ears; Corps. the swift, silent and deadly" of the Marine rain, services will he conducted in the Family Theatre. Regular Easter Worship in the prnciples of this Kingdom that man was expected to find his way back to But most all the way of he is one of the ones who still spells pride we were all Services will be held al 10 a.m. in the K.Bay Chapel. God and Aso discover the seeds of freedom, liberty, justice and world peace. Here taught...MARINE! DINING HALLS OPEN was a Kingdom that rose above nationalism, above man's selfish pride and greed, That's what makes LanceCorporal Burx Norrod, Jr. tick. K-Bay's Anderson and Pless Dining Halls will be open to all military and Laugh' that man must live as a brotherhood in love with one another. What makes you tick? personnel, their Pamilies and guests for breakfast following the Easter Sunrise The events following the triumphal entry into Jerusalem should be familiar to Service, all men. When this Kingdom of Love was proclaimed in the courts of men, there JEWISH SERVICES were no crowds to cheer There were only the screams of materialistic mobs crying, HAWAII MARINE APRIL 16-APRIL. 24: The Jewish Feast of the Passover begins at sunset April 16 "Crucify Him!" "Crucify Him!" It was at this moment that the history of man was on 24. The pro and last two days of the Passover on trial and even Christ's disciples followed at a great distance. COMMANDER, MARINE CORPS BASES, PACil- IC LTGEN ,. 1 WILSON ill and ends at sunset April two OFFICER-1 N.CHARGE R. REAL the Jewish faith. Monday, In tlis moment history, when the moral ethic and EDITOR GYSGT L.L.SASKI (12142) Festival are clays of religious obligation for members of of basic principles of ASSISTANT EDITOR SGT E. RICHARDSON 1721421 16 is Hospitality for single servicemen. The Passover Seder will be held Christainit; are on trial, it behooves every Christian to stand up and be counted. SPORTS EDITOR LCPL G. GERDING (721421 April Home K-BAY CORRESPONDENT LCPL R.E.McMANUS (72142) at the Enlisted Men's Club, Pearl Harbor, on Tuesday, April 17 at 6 p.m. Seder May I enccurage everyone to worship at church or chapel during this coming Holy CAMP SMITH CORRESPONDENT GYSGT W. HOUGH (41.16231) Week. CAMP SMITH CORRESPONDENT CPI- J. PLEMMONS (47.76231) reservations must be made by calling Chaplain John Rosenblatt at 471-0050. MARINE BARRACKS, NAD CORRESPONDENT SGT R. 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NO PAID ADVERTISING MAY BE ACCEPTED, ALL COPY SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION WILL BE SCREENED AND MUST BE SUBMITTED IN Monday ArrOP Deadline DANCE WITH AREA Income Filing CORRESPONDENT ,Tax DEADLINES. CALL AREA FOR ., II NAt INFORMATION. The Station Commissary Taking Some of the 'Ouch' Out of Food Costs By GySgt. Phil Hartranft "In 1952 when the Act was COMMISSARY STOCKS K-BAY -How would you like to passed, Hawaii was a territory and the LESS make an average of $450,000 a month government absorbed the The end of this answer brought in gross sales, save your customers an transportation cost charges. out another often asked question by average of 30 per cent over your "However, in 1959 when Hawaii the family meal planners. Why doesn't nearest civilian counterpart and still became the 50th state, the island the commissary stock as many items as not be the most popular place on the military, shoppers also started to help local food stores? Station? pick up the tab for the transportation "Civilian stores," started Captain The Station commissary is just of their food since Oahu commissaries Dinkins, "usually stock nearly 8,000 that! were now United States based. Today items compared to our 4,000. Serving an average of 18,000 almost an average of 12 per cent of a However, our shoppers should customer transactions each shopper's month, commissary bill is the remember that a large portion of the including both active duty and retired transportation cost of getting the food excess amount in a civilian store are military personnel from place. Windward here in the first Transportation items the military buys in a package Oahu, the commissary is cost still one of and the high of living put an extra store or the exchanges, such as the military wife's prime benefits. burden on the Oahu military wife houseware items, toilet articles or In charge of running this more when she shops for her families food." liquor or soft drinks. Another major than $5,000,000 venture each year is Many K-Bay store shoppers drawback we have here at Kaneohe is Captain Harris H. Dinkins. He has wonder how much profit the the lack of space for some of the other served as K-Bay's commissary officer commissary makes and what products. Products that really tell fast since 1970. eventually happens to it. Captain such as soap powder require a lot of Dinkins and his staff of three Dinkins answered this way: All space on shelves. Civilian store other are Marines and 67 civilian Marine commissaries authorized to managers could probably ' put four employees are responsible for seeing make an overall profit of 3 to 5 per large sizes of a brand of soap powder that Windward Oahu military families cent. The only reason this profit is on their shelves and it would last all have food on their tables at the best allowed in the first place is to help day. If I did that it would be hone in possible price available. defray the cost of capital assets five minutes." All meat sold at the K-Bay commissary is "U.S. Choice". Some shoppers think other island commissaries have better meat than available here. To counter this Dinkins added that all meat purchased by Oahu commissaries come from the same organization - Defense Personnel Support Center in California. MEAT IS EXPENSIVE In the last month Dinkins said that the purchasing of beef has dropped off to an extent where the store has had to cancel two orders of beef from the mainland. He admits prices are high but that he has to compete with civilian buyers when purchasing and can't lower his prices just because people aren't buying. Many K-Bay shoppers are switching to fowl, fish and other meat products in Photo by Sgt. E.S. Saylors the interlude. MRS. DIONE RIEGER AND HER DAUGHTER, MARY ANN, take a moment Recently many shoppers have after entering the commissary to check out the Voluntary Price Reduction Board. asked Captain Dinkins about the The board lists items offered to the commissary by food sellers at an additional advantages and disadvantages of eight per cent savings. buying what is referred to as a "side of beef' (hind and front quarter of a COMMISSARY improvement and the overall operating steer). He cautions against this way of PRICES HIGHER costs of the commissary store itself. buying your beef. One of the first things a new Civilian workers are not paid out of "When a shopper buys a "side of Oahu military shopper learns is that this profit area." beef' it really looks like a lot of meat the commissary prices aren't the same CHEAPER IN TOWN and a real bargain. However he should as those on the mainland. They're Some K-Bay food patrons bear in mind that an average of 33 per higher! Captain Dinkins spoke of a sometimes say they can purchase items cent of his purchase price will be going major reason. cheaper at local food markets than at into uneatable items like fat and "K-Bay families are faced with a the Station commissary. Dinkins, a trimmings. Also your average butcher Photo by Sgt. E.S. Saylors problem they didn't even think about 10-year Marine veteran, replied to this will charge between while stationed on the in this way. a nickel and a MRS. ERNEST WILSON and daughter, Denise, check out the difference in price between chicken and beef while shopping dime per pound to cut it; the customer mainland...3,000 miles of water "This is sometimes true. the K-Bay's commissary. needs a good sized place to between them and the major food However, what the civilian markets are store it; and the quality of the beef will SAVINGS increasing our prices. This normally there just wasn't enough chickens suppliers! It adds up to one thing. doing are advertising what is referred drop the longer it is frozen while waiting In addition to the overall 30 per happens around the first of the month around to produce them. In turn the Someone has to pay for the to as 'loss leaders'. These are items the to be consumed." cent savings the Air Station and some customers think we are just price of eggs soared. this food. Here at civilian stores will reduce to attract transportation of Every offers their customers trying to make an extra few cents just LONGEST HOURS IN more customers into their stores. The three years K-Bay's commissary also K-Bay it is the commissary store and CORPS commissary undergoes a Price an additional low savings. But because they have money in their in turn its shoppers." store manager knows that once a Certification Survey to see how its sometimes this leads to confusion for pockets. However, the majority of the He explained why this is so. potential customer is inside he will prices of food items stack up the shoppers. time it is these special items on the Since the Garland, Tex. native Appropriation Act of 1952 most likely buy more than just the few against "The local civilian food markets. Once entering the commissary V.P.R.B. going back to their normal assumed duties as K-Bay's commissary that commissar based in the advertised 'loss leaders'. This is what stated shoppers are faced with a sign selling price." officer he has brought something here These are "We just had our last one in store United States would r.aye to defray the manager is counting on. else in the September, 1972," added Dinkins, "it referred to as the V.P.R.B. (Voluntary MOTHER NATURE you won't find anywhere the transportation costs of their usually the items our shoppers are (pay) showed that K-Bay commissary Price Reduction Board). This board CAUSES PRICE RISE Marine Corps. K-Bay's commissary is food items. Transportation costs for talking about. But they should than any other shoppers were saving an average of 30 carries a list of items that food Even Mother Nature has a part open more hours, 43, stores in United States remember that these items may only commissary per cent in their food buying over distributors are offering to the to play in the rising cost of commissary in the Marine Corps. This or foreign countries would total three out of the stores more than more than territories civilian families on Oahu." commissary for reduced sales. In turn commissary items. is an improvement of nine up by the government. 8,000 items." feels is it. be picked Dinkins and his staff pass this savings Commissary shoppers will when he arrived. He it worth helps our on to the customers. These items remember that recently the price of "The longer hours because normally they don't normally save the shopper an mainland eggs jumped almost 100 per shoppers have to contend with crowded additional 8 per cent of their original cent over what they were a few the aisles are price. Now Captain Dinkins explained months before. The reason behind this check-out counters and he where the confusion arises. drastic price increase was that in less congested most of the time," "The items listed on the hoard California, which is a major egg explained. So you would like to gross an are only offered to us (the supplier for Oahu markets, a rare if average of $450,000 a month .in sales, commissary)' for a specific period of chicken malady, New Castle disease, customers more than 30 per time. Maybe 30 or 60 days. When the popped up. As a result of this millions save your cent over your nearest civilian distributor resumes charging us his of chickens had to be put to death to Station normal selling price for his item we halt the spread of it. Then it was competitor and still be the return that item to that price. Here simply the law of 'supply and villain, try being a benefit...try being shoppers sometimes think we are demand'. Everyone wanted eggs but a commissary!

Photo by Sgt. E.S. Saylors 4111110* Photo by Sgt. E.S. Saylors ONE OF THE CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES who man the check-out stands, is kept busy every day just K-Bay discover that paper items are one of the most MRS. LOLA MCINTOSH, THIS HAND, BELONGING TO A SHOPPER at the commissary, will soon shoppers. ringing up the "savings" offered to commissary expensive items to ship to Oahu from the mainland. Marines Place Third in 26-Miler By Cpl. Jim Plemmons Norman K. Yamanaka Marathon on The lust runnel to linish the t..101.111 it many marathons (including CAMP SMITH - Three of the Maui Saturday. They were Carlos 26-mile, 385-yard course was Gordon !M. Ittot,tri Marathon) is called the Hawaii Marine runners combined to Mora, Thomas Miller and David Haller of CINCPACILT representing "1 miler of the Marathon" in Hawaii. take the third place team award in the Schmidt. the Tantalus Marathoners. He set a new Although Norman is 66 years old, he record of 2:39:14. finished in the number 20 spot, just Johnny Farther finished second ahead of Simmons and Haferkamp. His for the Hawaii Rangers, just ahead of time was 3:37:12. Ruben Diaz and David Cadiz of the Lars and Scott Cole took the same team. number 15 and 16 positions Fifth place went to John Hayes respectively. Now, this doesn't sound of the Army train and John Notch and worth mentioning until you look at Sam Bassitti of the Tantalus team were the fact that Lars is 13 years old and close behind. his brother Scott is only 12 years old. Mora of K-Bay was the first These two brothers finished only 20 Marine to finish. His time was seconds apart at 3:24:05 and 3:24:25. 3:03:07. They both covered the course The next Marine was Miller of bare-footed. Their father, Harold, Camp Smith. Last year, Miller passed finished ninth in 3:03:47. out from the heat and was revived to finish the race. Ile made a fine Carolyn Miyashiro was the only comeback this year to finish the race woman to enter the race. Carolyn was in 3:20:19. born in Kalihi but now lives in Los The third Marine to complete Angeles where she works as a the grueling run was Schmidt of Camp secretary. She covered the course in Smith. He combined with Miller and 3:40 -a five minute improvement on Mom to total 39 points to take the her performance in the Culver City, third place team honors. Calif. marathon. Marines to finish were: Other All finishers received a decorated Johann Fred Simmons, Haferkamp. "T" shirt at the awards picnic PhotO by Cpl. Bill Harraman Don Thurmond, Kimo Morgan, Angelo following the race. Individual and MOVIN' ALONG - Three Marine runners pace each other during the 26-mile Sebert, Bill Ivie, Larry Gardner and team awards ranged from cups and marathon. They are (from left to right): Carlos Mora, K-Bay, Thomas Miller, Cimp Paul Everest. bowls to plaques and mugs. A special Smith, and Angelo Isle, Camp Smith. Mora and Miller were the first two Marines to Norman K. Tamanaha, the man award was made to the ambulance complete the grueling run. the race is named after, also driver for his time and efforts in this participated in the race. Norman, a and previous races. Aulea Swimmers Photo by Cpl. Bill Harrarnan FATHER OF THE MARATHON - Norman Tamanaha, the man for whom the Maui Marathon was named and who is called the "Father of the Marathon" in Hawaii, crosses the finish line. He is 66 years old. Return Victorious K-BAY - The Aulea4C-Bay Shipman was outstanding among Swim Club's National Team made a the four 12-year olds in the meet. Her triumphant return Sunday from the time of 59.7 in the 100 meter Short Course Nationals in Cincinnati. butterfly tied the 11-12 national age SPORTS Ohio, where they garnered 13th place group record set by Deena Deardriff in out of 116 trains in the U.S. Women's 1971 and placed her 17th, first Swimming Team Championships. altemate to the consolation finals. Shipinan's time of 156.4 for her Coached by Albert Minn, the 200 meter leg of the 800 meter relay Photo by Cpl. Mike Lane Aulea girls made a major break and 54.1 for her leg of the 400 meter AULEA SWIM TEAM -- thr) Patty Wagner, Laura Hove, Michele Pujalet and Kathy through in Hawaiian swimming when relay were both under the national age Shipman returned Sunday from the Short Course Nationals at Cincinnati, Ohio, Michele Pujalet, Kathy Shipman. group records for the individual 200 where they captured 13th place and scored 70 points out of 116 teams competing Laura Hove and Patty Wagner scored and 100 meter freestyle events but will in the U.S. Women's Swimming Team Championships. This is the first time that a 70 points in five events. This marks not count as records. Hawaiian team has scored in the relays at the Nationals. the first time ever in Hawaiian swimming that a team, men's or women's, has gone to the nationals Greg's Sportline 72142 and scored in relays. K-BAY ' Fmty-eight points came on the Green Barons Fly Quarterly Contest THE HAWAII MARINE BASEBALL team will open the Summer League Sunday at strength of two fine team noon with a doubleheader against Jolly Rogers at Quick Field in Pearl Harbor. performances in the 800 and 400 By LCpI. Greg Gerding Admission is free ORIENTEERING CLASSES will begin Saturday at meter freestyle relays. The Aulea girls will include the tentative Tense and nervous, the Brigade schools, classroom two at 8 a.m. Subject matter swain 7:48.3, 15 seconds faster than K-BAY - training and meet schedule and a lecture on the introduction to orienteering. All their seeded time for sixth place pilot knows at anytime anenemy plane and strike. personnel interested in participating are requested to bring a notebook and pencil. medals and 26 points in the 800 meter could come out of nowhere contact and there Uniform of the day or utilities must be worn For further information relay. In the 400 meter relay they The pilot glances behind him He goes into a Major Lehrack at 72963 or 72658 A TRACK AND FIELD MEET scored 22 points and eighth place it is. right on his tail! for late! In one last between the University of Hawaii and the University of Nevada is scheduled medals with a time of 3:38.0, five dive but it's too April 17 and 20 at U of H's track field. Any military personnel interested in seconds faster than their entry time. helpless try for survival he shoots his participating as independents can contact the athletic director, Special Services plane straight up but the opposing Office by Monday. It's not far away so give him a call now at 73520 or Swimming her best times, Pujalet plane already has him in his sights and 73592 REGISTRATION for ceramic, stain and enameling classes will be scored 22 points in three individual knocks hint out of the air. accepted up to April 20. Register at the Hobby Shop. For more information call events. Her best event was the 200 This was just some of the action 72541 WOMEN'S EXERCISE CLASSES are beginning now at the in she meter individual medley which that took place in the combat (dog mini-gym. The classes will consist of regular calisthenics, isometrics, and a few placed eighth in the nation wills a time 0,5 lighting) 'event during the "Green tension relievers such as a small amount of yoga. There will he exercises for of 2:12.7. Michele was 10th in the 200 quarterly contest. The other beginners and for those who exercise regularly. There will be individual attention meter butterfly with 2:06.7 and 13th Baron's" featured were the rat race given to anyone who needs help with problems. You must wear leotards or codling in the 100 meter butterfly with 59.6. two events that is unrestricting. These classes are in addition to any other exercise classes being and the touch and go. conducted. For further information call the Family Services Center at 73168. The rat race consisted of the CAMP SMITH pilot making as many as possible laps THE MANANA CHARGERS swim team took ten ribbons in competition against in a time Volleyball Team with Isis plane. plus a pit stop wr 12 local teams at the A&B Meet in Waialua last weekend. There were 58 events in limit of 10 minutes. the meet and one of these was won by Ronnie Seagroves of the Chargers. She swam Steve Allison and his pit crew off with a blue ribbon in the 100 yard backstroke competition for girls in the 13.14 had it all together and must have been age group. In addition to her first place ribbon, the Chargers also took four, third Begins Training using hi-test as he took first place in place; one, fourth place; two, fifth place and two sixth place the race with 167 laps. John Bonanno ribbons .AFTER TEN WEEKS of howling in the Thursday night male placed second wills 157 laps, Rick SNCO Bowling League the Kingpins hold a scant two game lead over the Goodguys For Haiti Open Gearheart took third wills 138 laps with the Magnificent "Bs" only another two games behind. The defending OAHU - After a two week and Jack Allison placed last in the champions, the Seafarers, continued to have their problems and are in fourth place break, the highly successful Hawaii event with 122 laps. far off the pace. In last week's action the Kingpins took three games from the Marine Volleyball team will resume In the touch-and-go event, the Seafarers. In other action the Bar Rats took three games from the Red Moustaches. practice Monday. pilot was required to touch the wheels Photo Ed Buchanan .High series for last week's howling were Ron Elongate of the Kingpins with 201/524 by t_coi. 'of his plane on the landing strip at full his EP/' series. Bob Sibigtroth had a Bill Nickerson had a 187/508 series The team has been inactive since HA! HA! I'LL GET 'EM ALL - Lee Gauthreaux gets ready to start 195/533 series and throttle. The strip was divided into for the Goodguys. Jamie Jamison of the Seafarers had the only other 500 series of capturing third place in the Holy 190A-3 before competition began during the "Green Baron's" quarterly five sections, each having a different in the _the evening, when he rolled a 189/507 series. Trinity Annual Tournament during the model airplane contest. He took first place in the combat and third point standing. The pilot was awarded latter part of March. They will he touch and go event. 20 points for touching the center preparing for their entry into one of section. 15 and 10 points for the outer again and took place in the event Allison placed fourth with 50 points. the world's largest, .volleyball first 'fink sections. Each contestant was with 75 points. Rick Gearheart tournaments, the 13th Annual I laili The last event of the afterndon given 10 attempts to touch the strip. followed with 70. Third place went to Open in Hilo. was the combat in which the many Steve Allison used his skill once Lee Gauthreaux with 50 and Jack Along with the Marines, over 60 hours of work and preparation went other teams, consisting of nearly 1,000 down. for some. in one'big smash. players, will be in Hilo for the In this event, a streamer was four-day tournament, beginning attached to the tail of each plane by a Thursday. kill cord. The object was to cut the streamer off by the prop at the kill The tournament attracts most of cord to knock the plane out of the the top teams locally and from all over competition. If part of the streamer the country. Coach Dick Dodge slates, was cut off, the pilot was awarded 20 "Playing against this calibre of points. competition is not new to the Marines. The sinister maneuvering of Lee Some of the tournaments that we have Gauthreaux brought him first place entered this year have featured items honors in this double elimination with All-Americans and funnier event wills 80 points and one kill. Olympians. John Bonanno came in second with 60 "However, we are points and one kill. Rick Gearheart enthusiastically looking forward to took third with 40 points and Steve this tournament and know it will he an Allison placed fourth wills 20 points. exciting and valuable experience for all The "Green Baron's" are looking Plihio by t I pi . E n Buchanan of us." for interested patrons to join the club TUNE-UP LESSONS - Kathryn Willers, wife of Army Chaplain Ralph Willers, of Ft. and will be glad to help in any way to Shafter, receives instructions on tuning a car engine from Lynn Mahood, wife of The team currently has a 24 and get you started. Staff Sergeant Joseph Mahood, NCOIC of K-Bay's Hobby Shop. The course on 9 record. Team members include. Joe For more information call John Bonanno at Lee basic automotive maintenance for women military dependents, which is given from Pagan (Team captain), Willie 254-2603, Gauthreaux 9 to II a.m., Mondays and Wednesdays at the Auto Hobby Shop, will be Nakagawa (trainer/manager), Ih k Photo by LCpl. Ed Buchanan at 254-2136 or just go out AFTER THE CRASH - The end results of long hours to the field next to K-BAY Inn any discontinued unless more students enroll in the course. So far, Mrs. Willers has been Barba, Al Chang, Len Fahrni, Val I Ili of preparation to enter in the contest sometimes seemed in vain for nSuyniiigdia.y the only student. Since learning the intricate workings of autos she has changed the Ava, Jake Ku, Larry Lariosa, Soli many of the pilots after looking afternoon when the club is at the remains of Jack Allison's Profile Mustang. oil, lubricated and completely tuned bet family's two cars. If interested, call Lynn Masoli, Fano Ropati, Bob Smith, and Mahood at 254-3936 or the Hobby Shop at 72541. Nuusila Suani. 5 K-Bay Soccer Team Silent Five Bowlers Smashes Army, 5-0 Slip by J5, Pin First CAMP SMITH teams was K-BAY - Tire Hawaii Marine In the second half, the game plan - Two that Rick Logan with a 519 aeries. Soccer for the in the Team remains undefeated in for the Marines remained the same to fought championship The Bums white-washed the season the the Spring League Season by wiping score, John Neuharth and Earl Martell league last came out of former top team, the Winos, behind to take out the Army Redlanders 5.0 at came back and staggered their smoke of Monday's battles the fine bowling of Al Endicott. Al and in the Schofield Barracks Sunday. opponents by adding the final two over first second places rolled 187. 186-180, for a 553 series. league. Five moved Steve Spanbauer started the ball goals of the game with the Redlanders present The Silent Jake Correll provided all the help that into the top position the J -5 by flying for the Marines, scoring the first still unable to score. over was needed as he rolled his way to a goal of the game after two minutes of less than 200 pins. Both teams had 523. By dropping four to the Bums, Coach/manager, Soat Viriyapunt play. identical records at the end of Monday the Winos went to the fourth position said that "it was the best game the night bowling. and Sparked by the opening goal, the Bums moved into seventh. N. team has played since it was formed Leading the Five to their Jim Parson came back with the help of Silent Brewster was high for the losers with a and we shouldn't have any problems clean sweep over Bar Bums was 450. his teammates to maneuver through the the rest of the season if the team Nickerson with a 220-186-164, for the defensive lines of the Army to Bill The highlight of the night was performs as well as they did Sunday." series. Curly gave Bill all score the second goal. a 570 Riffle provided by Tom Cooke, the Winos, as the support that was needed with a he converted The outstanding plays of Sunday the Ilawaii Marines will the 6.7-8-10 split in the 170-215-180, for a 565 series. Mike tenth frame Spanbauer never ceased as he came meet the Olympic Soccer Team from of the opening game, York was high for the losers with a Stan 'back late in the first half to score again Honolulu. The game will be played Blackman and the Nads 471. earned a split making it 3-0 at half time. here at the soccer field at 3 p.m. FISHING MAP against the Abends by Three keglers for the J-5 team taking the first game by five pins and cracked 500 to enable them to take the final game by five pins. Top kegler four from the Money Makers. D. for the Nads was A. Kusmiller with a Boemer was high for the winners with 201. 140-224, for a series of 565. J. Fishing Holes Mapped two shy a 564, Ed Moilanen finished Burrows, the Abends, rolled a. 508 to of him with a 562 and Bill Balmer become their top kegler of the night. K-BAY - Like to fish? Well, if stay out of trouble, don't fish or park rolled a 511. High for the Money The last place team, the Misfits, you do then this article should be of anywhere except where authorized, Makers was W. Blair with a 428. remained firm in their earlier position interest. The station offers a number and don't take fish from Station The PMO Tickets took over third by dropping four to the J-8 Bailers. of good fishing areas, and as long as waters except in accordance with the place in the standings by capturing Top roller for the winners was you abide by the regulations you can Hap Division of Fish and Game Laws, four from the Funny Bunnies. The Albers with a 528 series. Charlie Wiese enjoy a fish dinner. by Rules and Regulations. Don't use more Tickets squeaked out the first game picked up a 6.7-10 and rolled a 450 and the Personnel authorized to fish than two notes, nets or traps while one pin, the second by 42 series to become the top kegler for the aboard the Station are broken down fishing. Information on nets and traps final match by 75. Leading the Tickets "cellar-dwellers." into three categories as follows: is available at PMO. Keep your fishing area in a good state of police and don't Category I is active duty leave the shore line except to tend military personnel and their fishing equipment. dependents. House guests will be considered the same as dependents for The possession or use of fishing purposes, however, they must intoxicating beverages, explosives, be accompanied by a member of the poisons, drugs, chemicals, electrical military famit . Military personnel and devices or other unlawful items while dependents may also sponsor two fishing is prohibited, as is the sale or non-house type guests but must barter of fish taken from the Station. by Cpl. Mike Lane accompany such guests at all times Don't tamper with government I SAW IT soccer team FIRST! - John Neuharth (left) of the K-Bay drives for the while actually fishing. Retired military property, interfere with Station goal early in the second half the contest the Army Redlanders, personnel have the during with Sunday same fishing activities or someone's personel at Schofield Barracks. The Marines shut-out the Army 5-0. privileges as active duty personnel. property. Category 2 is composed of Be sure and keep your fishing civilian personnel permanently 10.11,110. license with you and be ready to show P IN TAX employed by activities aboard the In The it to game wardens or the military Station and members of their police on request. If you plan on doing immediate faintly. some skin or scuba diving you must fit Camera's Those persons not fitting into into the first or second categories, and the preceding two categories, but have be accompanied by a companion diver. P5010 a valid Station fishing permit, belong by LCpl. Greg Gerdinii As a MINI-POWER - Beverly Boeck of the "Hot Eye in Category 3. You can pick up an closing note the Station is a Rods" gives it all she has during a game and bird sanctuary practice session last week preparing for the season application for a fishing permit at the and hunting opener Saturday at the field is prohibited. across Provost Marshall's office (PMO). from Station Training at K-Bay. The K-Bay Girls Softball League will consist of two senior, three ponytail and three Persons belonging to Category 3 are pigtail teams. Additional information concerning the allowed to shore fish only and only in league can be obtained from Stan Main at 254-4836. the Ponds Area and along Ft. Hase VRB Payments Beach. To help you enjoy yourself and Need CMC OK OAHU - headquarters has Byrds 'Fly Over' announced that all Variable Reenlistment Bonus (VRB) payments, both lump-sum and installment types, must be authorized by the Camp/Battalion Commandant of the Marine Corps. ' Requests for approval of any CAMP SMITH - In the type of VRB payment should pre-season intramural softball game be included when submitting April 15, the Byrds defeated a Camp /Battalion 9-4. reenlistment request document along with a copy of the commanding The game was decided in the officer's VRB checklist. first three innings as the Byrds jumped to an 8-0 lead. These documents should reach In the bottom of the fourth Headquarters Marine Corps at least Ph0t0 by LCpl. Ed Buchanan inning Camp/Battalion brought in Cliff four weeks before the date of intended "OVER 30" CHAMPS - Gunnery Sergeant D.J. Garbacz (utilities), team captain Eisenach to pitch to send the Byrds reenlistment. This will insure adequate and the team players of the Communications Electronics Basketball Team present down swinging. monitoring and control of the VRB the team trophy to Lieutenant Colonel J.W. Black, commanding officer of Station program and payment of the bonus at Operations and Maintenance Squadron. The team ended their season with a 8-1 In the top of the fifth, the time of reenlistment. record. Camp/Battalion rallied for three runs as John Saxton got a base hit and John Drury walked. Bill Waters doubled to bring in Saxton and Ron Weber followed with another double to bring in Drury and Waters.

In the bottom of the fifth, Cliff Eisenach again sent the Byrds down one, two, three. Two walks in the top of the sixth made it seem as though Camp/Battalion would rally again but the next three men flyed out. In the bottom of the sixth, Ted Photo by Sgt. E.S. Saviors Larson tripled and stole home for the PUTTER IN A PALM TREE -- What appears to be a putter hanging in a palm tree Byrds final run. o by LCpl. Ed Buchanan nea:' the fifth green of K-Bay's golf course, is just that - a putter in a palm tree. The top of the seventh was the 'WE 'VE DONE IT, ORVILLE!' - Long before the Wright brothers made their historic flight at Kitty Hawk, man, in his envy of The mystery lies in how it got there. One theory: it belongs to a mynah bird that last hope for Camp/Battalion. Kenneth the birds' ability to fly, began experimenting with glider aircraft and was successful--for short distances. Here, a glider is towed lives in the tree, for they like to collect objects. But if he's big enough and smart Foley tripled to drive in their last run skyward by a single-engine prop. You, too, can experience the thrill of soaring at Dillingham Field on Oahu's North Shore. enough to put the putter there, maybe he's also a golfer and hangs the putter there to end the game 9-4 in favor of the Glider rides are available seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., for 57.50 per person. The current record for a continuous when not using it. Byrds. glider flight on Oahu is 52 hours. Yes, Wilbur, we've come a long way! Maintaining a Jogging Program Will Give Your Body More Life

This is the second in a series of IN POOR CONDITION? Begin your back-to- dynamic-- physiological progress. During your jogging program strains the ligaments more than articles on physical fitness presented health program with three ten-minute you'll notice many changes for the landing flat-footed. Assuming you're in poor Start your eleventh week by by the Hawaii Marine. walking and jogging sessions each week better in your Gradually, If you run by letting your toes best way increasing your jogging time from 10 system. condition, the to begin your during the first month. a 50 you'll feel better, stronger and more strike the surface first (as one does in program is by selecting three days a to 15 minutes. Although this is By Fred Gam be alive. Nature will reward you for your sprinting) you'll severely tax your calf on which to run, with a day of per cent increase in exercise, it will week DON'T OVERDO exertion. muscles, with resultant tenderness and rest between each day of jogging. easier than you think. OAHU - Start your jogging During your first 3-day week, possibly chronic soreness. To be sure you're not overdoing program after first having a medical It's important that you wear a 11TH WEEK run ten steps very slowly then walk for During your second week jog for it, and are systematically progressing checkup. You can jog early in the properly fitting, fairly sturdy pair of 90 steps. Repeat this routine until 20 steps, walk for 80, for ten minutes slowly enough for your body to make morning on the sidewalks or deserted flexible shoes to jog in . Good tennis Jung easily during the 11th week your ten minutes are op. If you're in each day of your program. the necessary physiological streets in your neighborhood; on the shoes will do but there are many shoes and for the following five weeks. At poor condition, this is plenty of adjustments, your should carefully With each passing week increase grass, pathways or roads of a nearby especially designed for jogging and the end of this time you will have exercise. Remember that walking is measure the amount of exercise you're your running steps by ten, decreasing park; on the running track of the distance running available at sports completed four months of gradual exercise too. getting by counting each step, during your walking steps by the same football field of the nearest high stores and in the sports department of conditioning. the beginning walking-running number, in reaching every 100 steps. school or college. large department stores. RUN FLAT-FOOTED sessions. Stick with the 15-minute jogging You'll therefore begin your tenth Or you can run at midday, To help cushion your feet and Not only is the counting of steps routine for the next four months but When you run, try to run week by jogging for the full 100 steps, instead of eating lunch. If both early prevent blisters, wear at least one thick dinning the first nine weeks good increase the number of running days Hat-footed, taking the weight of each Of course, this means you're running morning (before work) or noontime pair of woolen socks. Many runners discipline, although it will seem very each week from three to four (for two step as evenly distributed as possible slowly for ten full minutes, therefore five are not practicable then jog before wear an extra pair of thin socks next boring, it assures that you're getting an or three weeks) and then to days on each foot. Letting you; foot hit the you no longer have to count your supper, or two hours after eating. to their feet. accurate measurement or personal each week. ground heel first jars your bones and steps. Island Spotlight

HQ REGT. VMEA-235 Lueck, XXI IA-212. honor graduates, 96.5; II&AIS 24 K-BAY Captain 1.E. McDowell received a second place. Corporal S.L. Beaman Corporal I (X Bowman was promoted Corporal V.G. and of Appreciation. HQ BRIG. Private hot (lass D.C. Keesling, 1st Radio to his present rtuf. letter Wisehart III received T.D. The following Marines are the top Bn., 96; and third place, Corporal L.C. Corporal the Good Conduct three graduated from the Nuclear, Biological Olson, PSB, Lance Corporal J.J. Mulholland, Kernachan was Medal. Wisehart is and Chemical Defense Course, Class 8-73: Comm Spt Co., lance awarded the Good Corporal C.R. Corporal D.K. Lance an avionics Sergeant M.A. Nee lands, PSIS, honor McVey, 1st Radio lin. and Corporal T.E. pus (.0 n du ct Medal. for Private First Knutson reenlisted technician graduate, 99.4; Sergeant A.R. Becker, Class B.P. Robertson. MARS -24 with was promoted to his Kt:mat:hate,' duties VMFA-235 at a 95.5. for a period of six MACS-2, second place, 98 and Private First present rank include being an K-Bay. years. Knutson is Class C.R. Speed, 3rd Am Trees Bn., third Corporal R.11. meritoriously. 1'0\ cletirlirl:111 fur We the Receipt Control place, 96.2. Irvine was merito- is an administration 1:-4.5 Phantom lei. NCO for II&MS-24 The following Marines are the top riously promoted to clerk (S-1) for Ile is a member of Group Supply, at 5(151- IIART eight graduates from the Motor Vehicle his present rank. He Headquarters Co. V ME A-235 at K-Hay. Operations' Course, Class 21-73: Privates is a member of 3rd Mar. Reed K-Bay. R.L. Collins, 3rd AmTrac Bn. and K.M. Headquarters Co. KERNAGHAM 3rd AMTRAC ON. I st Mar. Brig, and is Sergeant P.D. Nutter rcenlisted for a KNUTSON serving as driver to FOX period of four years. Br igGen. W.L. Smith, commanding Four Tapped general. Enlisted Commissioning Program Corporal w.w. Ili% I 1 Cobb III was 1/12 promoted merito- lac orporal R.M. Perrino was riously to his For t ttiticate Cobb Colonel awarded , of Commendation. rank. present Corporal I . Gonzales was awarded the is a supply man with It. . CAMP SMITH - Four Hawaii If the Brass Fits, Wear Good Conduct Medal. II&MS-24 at K-Oat based Marine lieutenant colonels have Corporal J. Melodic months. Lance completed OAHU - So you quit college to while in the Marine Corps may be obligation of at least 12 been selected for promotion to colonel the MCI count. !lade Fire Direction and gave up the chance applied to the college credit as announced last week by the Control. join the.Corps individtial by Upon acceptance, the Secretary of the Navy. COBB to be a Marine officer, right? Wrong. requirement if they are accepted A will receive orders to the 12-week They are: Lieutenant Colonel There are many routes leading to the American Council on Education. Sergeant S.T. officer candidate course at QuAtico, a commissioning; one of the most career planner or education officer can G.H. Polakoff, Force Public Affairs Pirera was promoted the Marine in these Va. Once he has graduated, Officer, Fleet Marine Force, Pirera attractive is the Enlisted assist verifying credit for Pacific, meritoriously. will be commissioned a second Camp Smith; is a radio chief with Commissioning Program (ECP). schools. Lieutenant Colonel R.G. Do You Owe lieutenant in the Marine Corps Reserve Kummerow, General Contingency "A" Co. 1/12, and has been in the The ECP requirements are As an entrance requirement, the and receive orders to The Basic School Plans and Joint Operations Planning Islands for about generally broader than other programs, applicant mutt pass the College Level for a period of about six months. Coordinator, Commander in Chief, two and a half State Taxes? making it available to many Marines Examination test, a five-part Pacific Fleet at Makalapa; Lieutenant years. For further information OAHU - Tax counseling of who would otherwise be ineligible. examination similar to a college Colonel D.M. Duffield Jr., Head, in To qualify, the individual must entrance exams, covering English conceming ECP and for assistance Southeast Asia Section, PIRERA military personnel has revealed that Operational than 27, choosing United States Armed Forces 21st DENTAL CO. many are unaware of their liability to he at least 191/2, but no older composition, math, social Intelligence Branch, Commander in (USAFI) courses for help in Dentalman G.D. Metzger received a income taxes. and a high school graduate. The science-history, the humanities, and Institute Chief, Pacific at Camp Smith; and pay state Certificate of Commendation. program is open to Marines of any natural science. meeting test requirements, contact Lieutenant It is the personal responsibility Colonel J.V. Cox, Strategy PSB planner or the Joint of each serviceman to obtain the rank. A GCT of 120 or higher is Additional requirements include your career Officer, Plans Division, Commander in Sergeant P.J. Angerano was promoted forms, file returns and pay required, however, a re-test can be physical qualifications and a military Education Office. Chief, Pacific at Camp Smith. to his present rank. necessary taxes when required by his state. arranged in most cases for those with a Most states have enacted broader test score lower than 120. tax laws, many requiring state courts In addition to these Police Science Degree Offered to recognize and enforce the liability prerequisites, the applicant must have EOD Technicians Needed; for taxes. satisfactorily completed at least one K-BAY - It is now possible to starts May 3, is $167 and can be Regular filing and timely year of college work (30 semester or earn a college degree in police science funded through the Veterans payment of taxes will insure against 45 quarter hours) at a regionally Steady Hands Is a 'Must' during a two-year tour of duty here. Administration or Tuition Assistance later collection of accumulate tax accredited institution. (this Beginning May 3, . Gavilan programs. liabilities, penalites, interest, and in Certain formal schools attended OAHU - The Marine Corps is background investigation College will offer nine nine-week The program consists of five some cases, fines. Although the currently experiencing a severe requirement cannot be waived). courses leading to an associate of arts mandatory and three elective courses. Statutes of Limitation on collection of shortage of Explosive Ordnance * Must extend/reenlist, if years active degree in administration of justice The five mandatory courses are: unpaid taxes are generally short Selection Boards Disposal (EOD) Technicians (MOS necessary, to have two (police science). introduction to the justice system, service remaining upon notification of (between 3 and 6 years) they do not 2336) especially in the grades of criminal law, evidence, administration they sergeant and below. selection. By satisfactorily completing the apply if no tax return was filed, of justice, and community-police Set for Officers Marines serving in this special run from the date of filing only, and possessing a Final courses, 72 of the 90 quarter hours courses include Marines not relations. The elective do cover cases fradulent failure WASHINGTON, D.C. - duty receive an additional $55 per required for a degree can be obtained. not of SECRET clearance based on a juvenile procedures, investigation, to file or pay taxes. Headquarters has announced the month and are authorized to wear the The additional 18 quarter hours can be background investigation, if otherwise patrol procedures, narcotics and vice convening dates for male officer EOD insignia. Requests for assignment earned thiough USAFI courses, CLEP qualified, reque'st deferred assignment control. boards and tentative numbers to he to the EOD field should be submitted General and Subject examinations, to the EOD field. If they are found A work experience course is Sergeant Promotions picked. the Administrative Action Form, Gavilan College "Challenge" on qualified by this Headquarters, their available to those enrolled in the NAVMC 10274 addressed to the examinations, credit for Armed * Major - Meets July 10, and application will be held in abeyance degree program, making it possible to Scheduled for June Commandant of the Marine Corps Services schools and experience, expected to select 201 unrestricted pending completion of a background earn up to nine credit units. If the (Code DFB3) via the chain of elective courses, and credit for courses WASHINGTON, D.C. Good officers from a zone of 236. That's 73 investigation. student is now working in a field that command. taken at other colleges or universities. news for those corporals close fewer than last year. is directly related to administration of to Qualifications are: Once qualified, the Marine will classes be held at K-Bay justice, such as police, he can making sergeant! The next promotion EOD All will military * Captain - Convenes Aug. 21, * Minimum AR and PA scores be ordered to the first available on Tuesday and Thursday evenings earn up to 15 credit units through this period is in June. allocation of 206 of 220 or minimum GM score of 110 class leading toward MOS 2336. If you = wills a tentative from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuition for the first course. To be eligible corporals must 217. Last (Waivers will be considered). are interested and think you can " selections from a zone of nine-week course, an introduction to For more information, contact contact your unit have a date of rank of Aug. 31, 1972 year, 1,013 were selected. * Must possess a Final SECRET qualify for this field, and Mrs. Baker at the Education the justice system Joint or earlier and be recommended by security clearance based on a career planner now. Lieutenant Colonel (LDO) - community-police relations, which Center. their commanding officer. * Meets July 10. Tentatively slated for Commanders have been directed five picks from a zone of seven. Same DOD Limits Luggage Aboard MAC Flights to compute composite scores on those number as picked last year. 1,132 Receive Rockers in April qualified and forward them to OAHU - Persons flying aboard luggage and weight allowances were 316 with Dec. I, 1972: and 256 Major (LDO) Meets July 10. WASHINGTON, D.C. April with Headquarters by May 10. In * - Military Airlift Command aircraft not effected. Outer dimensions for Jan. Expected to make nine selections from promotions will go to 1,000 sergeants 1, 1973. That will leave 4,087 on computing those scores, conduct and must ensure that luggage meets new carry-on bags remains 9 x 13 x 24 a 10man zone. Picked 104 last year. from the new staff sergeants list, along the list waiting for promotion. proficiency marks assigned prior to Department of Defense requirements inches. Clothing bags which do not fold in half don't fit the carry-on with 92 advancements to gunnery The 92 promotions to gunnery May 1, 1973 may be used, along with * Captain (LDO) - Meets with for outside dimensions. dimensions, and will be refused except sergeant and 40 to master sergeant. sergeant leaves 118 on the fiscal year time and service in grade through May regular board, Aug. 21. Expected to The new regulation applies only to checked for colonels and above. Colonels and All the staff sergeant promotions 1972 list. The, latest list of 2,020 has 31. select 42, compared to 85 last year. luggage and states that the higher are considered VIPs. not yet been touched. outside measurements of any one will be back-dated in varying degrees Once Headquarters determines Total weight allowance for Several factors are involved in piece of luggage may not exceed 36 x for seniority purposes, but pay will be The 40 advancements to master the number qualified in each luggage per passenger is 66 pounds, the decreased numbers to be selected 24 x 30 inches. Luggage exceeding any drawn from April 1. The back-dating sergeant leaves 404 waiting. For the occupational field, a cutoff score is except as authorized in orders. In no this year. Promotion freezes and one of these measurements will be comes because no advancements have second consecutive month there will established based on the case will a single piece be permitted to number of drawdowns in officer end-strengths are refused at MAC air terminals. been made since last September to exceed 100 pounds. when be no promotions first sergeant, new sergeants needed in each field. If hurting all grades. To date no The change permits luggage the previous list was list. slightly However, if size and total weight exhausted. with 310 left on that corporals meet or exceed this score - advancements have been made off last larger than a standard size limits are observed, there is no limit to The 229 most senior on the list Promotions to sergeant major and are still qualified T they get year's captain 'list. And, except for a footlocker. Standard footlockers the number bags that may be will have an Oct. 1, 1972 date of rank; and master gunnery sergeant remain promoted. These minimum scores will few lieutenant colonel promotions, measure 32 x 16 x 13 inches. of July I. The rules governing carryon checked...... followed by 199 with Nov. 1. 1972: frozen until June. reach the field..... in early June...... little relief is expected...... before ...... Hawaii Servicemen Receive COLA and Off-base Housing Increase

OAHU - An increase in the cost of living allowance (COLA) and off-base housing W-3 NEW 1.00 1.20 1.30 1.35 1.40 1.50 E-2 NEW .65 allowance for Hawaii-based personnel was announced last week. The changes, effective April OLD .35 AO 45 .45 .45 .50 OLD .20 4, are listed below for each pay grade. INCREASE .65 .80 85 .90 .95 1.00 INCREASE .45

NEW COLA RATES W2 NEW .95 1.10 1.20 1.25 1.30 1.40 E-I NEW .60 OLD .30 ,35 .40 .40 .45 .45 OLD .20 RANK' NO DEP I DEP 2 DEP 3 DEP 4 DEP 5 DEP INCREASE .65 .75 .80 .85 .85 .95 INCREASE .40 OR MORE NEW .90 1.05 1.10 1.20 1.25 1.35 OLD .30 .35 ' .35 ' .40 .40 .45 0-7 NEW 1.15 1.40 1.50 1.55 1.613 1.70 INCREASE .60 .70 .75 .80 .85 .90 OFF-BASE HOUSING ALLOWANCE OLD .40 .45 .50 .50 .S5 .55 Old Housing Allowance New Housing Allowance New Income Per Day INCREASE .75 1.05 1.05 .95 1.00 1.15 RANK SINGLE MARRIED SINGLE MARRIED SINGLE MARRIED 1.50 E-9 NEW 1.00 1.25 1.30 1.35 1.45 07-10 5,75 5.75 7.20 1.15 1.45 0-6 NEW 1.10 1.60 4.60 1.40 1.45 1.50 1.65 OLD .35 .40 45 .45 .50 .50 OLD .35 .55 06 4.25 5.15 5.30 6.45 1.05 1.30 .45 .50 .50 .55 INCREASE .65 .85 85 .90 .95 1.00 INCREASE .75 .95 .95 1.00 1.05 1.10 05 3.95 4.80 4.95 5.95 1.00 1.15 E-8 NEW .95 1.15 1.25 1.30 1.35 1.45 04 3.60 4.30 4.45 5.40 .85 1.10 0-5 NEW 1.10 1.35 1.40 1.50 1.55 1.65 .50 OLD .30 .40 40 .45 .45 03 3.15 3.90 3.95 4.90 .80 1.00 OLD .35 .45 .45 .50 .50 .55 .90 .95 INCREASE .65 .75 .85 .85 4.40 INCREASE .75 .90 .95 1.00 1.05 1.10 02 2.75 3.50 3.45 .70 .90 1.35 01 2.20 2.85 2.70 3.55 .50 .70 E-7 NEW .90 1.10 1.15 1.20 1.30 0.4 NEW 1.05 1.45 1.50 1.30 1.40 1.60 OLD .30 .35 .40 .40 .45 .45 OLD .35 .45 .45 .50 .50 .55 .85 .90 INCREASE .60 .75 .75 .80 W4 3.45 4.15 4.30 5.20 .85 1.05 INCREASE .70 .85 .95 .95 1.00 1.05 W3 3.10 3.85 3.90 4.80 .80 .95 0-3 NEW 1.00 1.20 1.30 1.35 1.'45 1.50 W2 2,75 3.45 3.45 4.35 .70 .90 E-6 NEW .85 1.00 1.05 1.15 1.20 1.25 OLD .35 .45 .50 WI 2.50 3.10 4.00 .60 .40 .45 .50 OLD .30 .35 -35 40 .40 .40 3.20 .80 INCREASE .90 .95 .65 .80 .85 1.00 INCREASE .55 .65 .70 .75 .80 .85 E9 2.60 3.70 3.25 4.60 .65 .90 02 NEW .90 1.20 1.30 1.10 1.15 1.35 E-5 NEW .75 .90 .95 1.00 1.05 1.15 OLD .40 .45 E8 2.45 3.45 3.05 4.30 .60 .85 .30 .35 .40 .45 OLD .25 .30 .30 .35 .35 .40 INCREASE .80 .85 117 2.10 2.60 4.05 .50 .80 .60 .75 .75 .90 INCREASE .50 .60 .65 .65 .70 .75 3.25 E6 1.90 3.00 2.40 3.75 .50 .75 Ql NEW .80 1.00 1.05 1.15 1.20 E-4 NEW .70 .80 .85 .90 1.00 1.00 .95 E5 1.85 2.75 2.30 3.45 .45 .70 OLD .25 .30 .35 .35 .40 .40 OLD .25 .25 .30 .30 .35 .35 .60 .65 .65 114 1.65 2.45 2.05 3.05 .40 .60 INCREASE 55 .65 .65 .70 .75 .80 INCREASE .45 .55 55 E3 1.45 1.80 .35 W-4 NEW 1.05 1.30 1.35 1.40 1.50 1.55 li-3 NEW .65 E2 1.30 1.60 .30 .45 .50 .20 OLD .35 .45 .45 .50 OLD EI 1.20 1.50 .30 .INCREASE 70 85 .90 .95 1.00 1.05 INCREASE .45 &LP! Classified Ads

cu., 1949 CHEW 5 S Impala convertible, 42/ 10/1 CAPRI, mt. ,u s1 and runs great, BABYSITILR, will babysit Ito working For Sale 254-3049 31600, good condition. Call 52,0 00/or make offer, To see, can mother, my home, Mon. - Fri age three to 1966 BUICK WILDCAT Four.door anytime. 72826/72168 DWH, 2354958 anytime. flue years old. Call 254-2594 anytime. hardtop w/air, top condition; Gibson 8,000 ------good BTU airsweep air conditioner, tops; Sears 1964 CHEVY II Wagon, 1970 DATSUN 510, four-door, fourSPeed, auto air cond., tops; 12 volt Delco battery, transportation, $193. Call 254.1703 radio, heater, in great condition, 51100/or LICENSED Electrician, 53 per hour. Call new; all fair priced. Call 261-9847 anytime. anytime. best offer, Leaving soon, must sell. Call 257.2439 0W1.1. 254-3329 anytime. DINETTE SET, table with lour chairs, POLAROID Colorpack II, 510; dresses, really looks GREAT) $75. Call 254.3329 muumuus, gill's size three to four, dresses 1964 DATSUN, lots of rust but runs great! Wanted anytime. 10 cents and up; hair dryers. $2 and $3; Available April 26. First $150 gets It, Call lawn If you are "Cat in the Hat" bedspread, 55; girl's frill), 254.3329 anytime. GASOLINE mowers. returning to the mainland and your lawn 1972 COMPLETE double bass drum set, blue bedspread, 54. Call 72949 DWH, mower is old, we will take it hands, See at Bldg 1036, or call Cpl. Ricky Kilian 254.3297 AWH. 1967 BARRACUDA FASTBACK - off your at 73139 DWH, 73536 AWH, better- than -mint condition. See and drive at as need to cut the grass of the Archery SIGNATURE Zigzag sewing machine, In 2211 Bauer Drive. Call 254.1214 AWH. Range, Windward Bowmen. Call 72977 AWH. COLDSPOT, 18,000 BTU air condiponer, beautiful condition, 14 decorator cams, DWH, 254.4938 CL 175cc, months Photo by Cpl. Mike Lane four yrs. old, 220 volts, 550 /or best offer. carrying case, and walnut cabinet Included, 1972 HONDA lust seven TOYS FOR TOTS may be left at 4038 Also will trade anything. Call 72977 DWH, 385/offer. Call 2 54.1 214 anytime. old with 2,000 miles, iooks and runs like NEW OFFICERS - The KBay Enlisted Wives' Club installed new officers at their 254.4938 anytime. new, cost $850 new, win sell for $600. Call O'Neal near the Credit Union. Call 72821 anytime. EM Club Saturday meeting. They are from left: Diane Javurek, treasurer; Sherry PORTABLE Tape Recorder Ampex 861, GySgt. Brown at 73618 DWH or 261.6176 DWH, 2544538 AWH. Bowman, secretary; Kathleen Krutzky, vice-president, and Amelia Croteau, RUG, beige, 10'010' hi-low nylon, excellent perfect for that second recorder, good condition, Included; president. Also elected $25, pee brass tee cart. condition, $80/best offer. Call 254.1214 EL CAMINO, Rancnero or pickup trio k, but not in photo are: Sue Hiemann, sergeant at arms, and 2 shelves, $51 other Items including dram(' AWH. 1963 CHEVY Impala 327 Cu. In. four-speed standard shift preferred. Call 247.0539 after Linda Ernest, chaplain. and sliver. Call 254.4820 anytime. trans., oil, water, amp gages, tacometer, 5 p,nt. ENCYCLOPEDIA, almost brand new, set radio, engine rebuilt in December 1972, with bookcase and four medical books, four chrome reverses 0.60 -14, also TRANSPORTATION CAR,reasonable price, seven lands and people, 10 children's books. miscellaneous facin9 Darts extra with car running or not. Call 72044 DWH, 261-0510 Call 850 Holly Garb: 10 science books at 5300/or best offer. Mallory duel point AWH. SSgt. McOowell/GySgt Clarke. , , 73508 DWH; 261-5713 AWH. distributor, $400/best offer. Leaving Island soon. Call 72976 DWH, 262.4978 AWH. Club Jottings HELP WANTED: Cocktail Waitresses for DISHWASHER, Sears Kenmore, I ront.load evening work and daytime cashier needed automatic, has had 1./7 years of careful use 1964 VW BUG, four new tires, recently for the Commissioned Officers' Club at the and TLC, white/avocado trim, $150. Call overhauled and new brakeS, asking $450/or K -BAY din. to 9 p.m. Tonight in the ballroom you entertainment pleasure, tonight in the Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe. OFFICERS 254.1214 AWH. best offer. Call 235.2298 alter 5 p.m. CLUB can enjoy the music by The Interpetors. Ballroom from 8 p.m. to midnight, 11(10 & Bartenders, waiters and busboys also FRIDAY: Ilappy Hour on the Lanai They will entertain in the ballroom from 9 Co. needed. Apply In person at the Club. from 4 to 6:3(1 pan. Come BEIGE CARPET, $15/or best offer. Call 1970 MGB -BT, wire wheels, radials, white, try our Friday pan. to 1 a.m. SUNDAY: liars open at noon. In the night 595-4888 AWH. must sell. Call 72456 DWH, 595.4888 AWH. Ine.ni-New York Steak, Shish-Ke-lialt SUNDAY: Today and every Sunday is Pizza Pit sandwiches and pizzas available al THE CHILD CARE CENTER is looking for or Multi Mahi from 7 to 9:30 pan. The Family pay at the club from 3 to 5 p.m. noon. 'then fur your dining.pleasure the warm-hearted, nard-workIng women for Local Express ELECTRIC RANGE, 30 Inches with glass on stage from 9 p.m. to I There will be cartoons for the kiddies plus a Fireside Inn opens at 5:311 p.m. door on oven, asking $40/or best offer. Call Services Offered employment. Please call 257-2608 or file en a.m. movie Those Galloways. Also, brunch is Clerk at MONDAY: Noon Luncheon 11 a.m. 235-2298 after 5 p.m. application with the personnel SATURDAY: Come in and try our served every Sunday from 9 a.m. until I to 2 pan. The Fireside Inn is closed on PIANO Lessons, 55 per hour. Call 595-4888 Joint Special Services Office, Bldg. 219 at gourmet food prepared by our Chef from 7 - p.m. Monday evenings, however, d brand new CHILD'S Golf starter set with bag, 510; AWH. K -Bay. 9 p.m. Reservations Please. MONDAY: Tonight is Monday Night group, The Rainbows, will be performing record player with case, 810; Jr. sleeping SUNDAY: Brunch is served from 10 at the Movies. Our feature tonight is for your listening pleasure in the Ballroom. bag, 52; Swinger polaroid B&W camera, $ 3: smith). a.m. to I pan. and it is excellent!! Then Butterfield 8, starring Elizabeth Taylor. DEADLINE: 12 p.m., Friday prior to publication (10 a.m. at Camp The Stop in and listen to them and lob us know large Hot Wheels set, $3. Call 254.1034 from 6 - 9 p.m. the ever popular Crableg begins at N p.m. with and movie free popcorn. what you think. They will be live and on AWH. Steak All ads are typed early Friday afternoon and delivered to the publisher prior to 4 p.m. Buffet is served. Reservations Please. TUESDAY: Make your Easter stage from 7 to I I p.m. The Pizza Pit will be received alter the will be run the following week. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY: Lunch is reservations early. p.m. Ads deadline open from 4 to 10 AIR CONDITIONER, Sears, 14,000 BTU, Ads received via the served from 11:30 a.m. to I p.m. WEDNESDAY: 1 he All ads must be signed .,;d imnewilt be accepted Over the telephone. with hot Staff NCO Club is TUESDAY: II a.m. to 1 pan. Lunch 550/or best offer. Call 72116 DWH. will be verified as to authenticity of the sponsor's relation to the military prior to sandwiches, salad plates and a Special of the presenting Membership Night. We are AS Go Go with Terri. Luncheon in the U.S. Mail Day. featuring New York Steak with publication. all the Fireside Inn from II a.m. to 2 p.tn. Don't TIRES, four 7.35015, 520. Call 254-3049 WEDNESDAY: All persons must be active duty or retired member of the Armed ForCeS,a dependent of Tonight is Beefeater trimmings for only S1.50. Music for the forget our new Diet Plate. We open for anytime. same, or a civilian employee of a Department 01 Defense organization. Dependents will indicate Night. evening by Duke's Penthouse Sc:. dinner at 5 pan. THURSDAY: Bring the Pot ENLISTED CLUB their sponsor's name and rank. family for WEDNESDAY: Lunch Au Go Go with FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator; Boy Scout Luck Dinner from 6 to 8 p.m. All you can FRIDAY: Noon Luncheon in the Barb, 11 a.m. to I p.m. Tonite in the uniform size 12; Cub Scout uniform size cat; Adults, $2.25; Teens, SI.75; and Fireside Inn featuring our newest NAME: RANK: special Ballroom. curtain time at 7:30 p.m. Circus nine; kitchen table; teak Chinese bar; teak children under 12, SI. Reservations Please. The Dieters Plate prepared by our Chef DI dependent, write sponsor's name and rank/ for World starring John Way ire. coffee and end tables (hand carved); STAFF NCO CLUB all you Happy Calorie Counters. For your THURSDAY: II a.rn. to I p.m. Paintings, oil on velvet; ruby earrings and FRIDAY: To start this week off with convenience, lunch from 11 TELEPHONE: a.m. to 2 pan. Lunch Au Go Go with Terri. Luncheon at ring; jade earrings; black sapphire ring. 2002 (During work hours After work hours Anytime) . lots of fun, step into the Club from 4 to 6 Happy Hour from 4-6 pan. in both bars. the Fireside Inn 11 a.m. to 2 pan. A Fleming Circle, KMCAS. Call 254-4589 Marine representative will soot check ads for accuracy, and, in case p.m. and enjoy happy hour. Tonight at 9 Now that you are here. stay and listen to Remember 5-10 p.m. is Buffet Nite in the (your Hawaii anytime. in the U. S. Mao, ion authenticity) pan. you can enjoy the music of Town and the sounds of The Phase 4 appearing in the Fireside Inn. of ads received Country. Also, free floor show, ACE Ballroom from 8 p.tn. to midnight. 1971 DODGE Dart Demon. Sealed bids CANNON from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. SATURDAY: Ail Bars open at noon. DATE ANE1T1MF (Remember, ads must be in prior CAMP SMITH being taken at MCAS Federal Credit Union, SATURDAY: The club opens today at The Pizza Pit will be open for sandwiches to 12 p.m. at KMCAS and 10 a.m. at Camp Smith) STAFF NCO CLUB FPO San Francisco, 96615. May be seen at I I a.m. and the Package Siore from 11:30 and pizzas from noon to 4 p.m. For your FRIDAY: Happy Hour. Come up and Bldg. 401. KMCAS, Kaneohe. All bids must ADVERTISEMENT: (Keep it short and legible-if you can't read it, neither can wet finish the week in style. be sealed, the Credit Union reserved the SATURDAY: Outstanding dinner and right to refuse any and all bids. For dancing. The Phase IV entertain from 9 p.m. information call 2 54-1 334 DWH. to I a.m. Welcome to the howling teams and all members. 1972 YAMAHA, 250cc twin, 2800 miles, SUNDAY: No buffet. Mail your Sold and Mack, In excellent condition, Signature: Food Scoop income tax today. asking 8450. Call 261-9284 after 5 p.m. lad submissions must be signed) MONDAY: Happy Hour. TUESDAY. Gene nigh t. Bring a friend with you tonight. one of you might K-BAY AND CAMP SMITH win. TODAY WEDNESDAY: Monthly Staff NCO LUNCH - Spaghetti w/rneat sauce. pizza, spinach w/egg yellow cake. luncheon. The guest speaker is laGen. L.H. DINNER - Roast fresh pork, bread dressing, spiced applesauce, grilled potato cakes, navy Wilson, Jr., commanding general, FMFPac. beans, brownies. THURSDAY: Ladies Day at the Club. SATURDAY Ladies drinks half price tonight. Private DINNER BRUNCH - Chicken fried steak, potatoes. peas w/mushrooms, summer squash, apple party in the Ballroom. on all major bases, so pie. K-BAY FIRST AID COURSES now have information if you are in receipt of Pt S orders. come in SUNDAY ENLISTED CLUB MEETINGS Advanced First Aid Courses will be and get the "word" about where you are DINNER BRUNCH - Roast turkey, cornbread dressing. corn, broccoli, strawberry shortcake. FRIDAY: Guest Night from 4:30-6 The next Enlisted Wives Club social held by the Red Cross for all interested have going. MONDAY p.m. floppy Hour from 6-7 p.m. Also. come will be April 24 at 10 a.m. in the Enlisted persons 15 years of age and older who First For further information. please call LUNCH - Vegetable meat loaf. mashed potatoes, succotash. mustard greens, pineapple pie. and listen to the country and western Club. There will be two guests. The next in their possession a current Standard be Aid Family Services Center. 757-3168. DINNER - Ham steaks, macaroni & cheese. sweet potatoes. asparagus, Harvard beets, devil's sounds of Hi Country from 8 p.m. to business meeting will May 8 at 7 p.m. in Card. food cake. midnight. the Enlisted Club. If you are the wife of a Morning classes will be held Tuesdays PEARL HARBOR TUESDAY WEDNESDAY: To entertain tonight sergeant or below, you too can belong to and Thursdays from 9-11 a.m. in the Old Enlisted Club News the LUNCH - K -Hay burgers, assorted franks. potatoes, French fried onion rings, baked beans Buddy Banker Variety front 7-11 p.m. the Enlisted Club. If you would like Mokapu School, Room 105. Classes run Ceremonies celebrating the reopening w/pork, chocolate cookies. SATURDAY: Snack bar opens from Information or transportation to meetings 17, 19, 24 and 26 of April and the I and 3 Of the Marine Barracks Enlisted Club, the call Mrs. May. DINNER - Fried fish portions. shrimp. macaroni Republic. mixed vegetables. southern style noon -10 p.m. Bar opens from noon-1 a.m. C'roteau al 261-5654. of Globe and Anchor, will be held at the club Evening classes will be held Mondays cornbread, upside down cake. SUNDAY: Snack bar opens from The Installation of the Staff NCO at 4:30 p.m. Saturday. April 14, The club, From 7-9 p.m. in the Old Mokapu School. since being closed has put on WEDNESDAY noon-10 p.nt. Bar opens from Wives Club will be April 18 at Orson's for renovation, Room 105 beginning April 16. a new LUNCH - Submarine sandwich, stuffed peppers, kidney beans, green beans, chocolate pie. noon-midnight. Steak House in Kailua. It will be in the look. If interested, call the KMCAS Red provided. DINNER - -International Night" Roast beef as jos, turkey. ham, beef stroganoff, apple MONDAY: Snack bar opens from 8 Banquet Room with Cocktail Hour from Free beer and pupas will be Cross at 7-2606/7-3575 NOW!!! Remember dressing, asparagus, orange cake. a.m.-10 p.m. Bar opens from II a.m.-I a.m. 11.11:45 a.m. Installation of officers will Entertainment will consist Ma performance 5 you mast be at least 15 years old and have a by the CINCPACELT Pop & Stage Band, as THURSDAY New Evening Hours pau nidnight. follow with Mrs. William White as Installing current Standard First Aid Card. Wear as girls. LUNCH - Spaghetti w /meal sauce, pepperoni pizza, cauliflower, summer squash, marble cake. THURSDAY: Snack bar opens from 8 Officer. Special guest will be Mrs. William L. well numerous Go-go slacks! CAMP SMITH DINNER - Baked chicken, chicken eacciatore, rissole potatoes, corn, brussel sprouts, lemon a.m.-10 p.m. Bar opens from I I a.m.-I pan. Smith. The price will be 84.25 with your Family Services Center HOURS cookies. and 5 p.m.-I a.m. choice of Chef Salad in Grilled Ham. CHANGE Can you H-E-L-P? The family Services The Camp Smith General Mess Hall The Kailua Koin Klub meets the first Center is looking for .i.jualified families to has drafted a new set of hours for meals. and third Monday of every month at the provide a "Ioster Home" for children of From now on breakfast will be served from Kailua Public .7.,t )1(0 Library (next to the Police other military families or in an emergency 7 to 8:15 a.m., dinner will go frdm 11 dm. Station) The meetings start at 7 p.m. with situation on a temporary basis. Your to 12:30 p.m. and supper will be served refreshments on hand. For further charitable deed will be compensated with from 4:311 to 6 p.m. on week days. information contact Gunnery Sergeant King pay. Brunch meals on Saturdays, Sundays At the Flicks at 72203 or 247:3461. We wish to remind all of you that we and holidays will remain the same.

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*sem, OF rORWAY DOCTOR'S WIVES WHAT'S UP DOG? Money SUBASE *BANANAS THE HERO Meals for Less *AVANTI Prepare FLORENCE HENDERS01, DYAN CANNON BARBRA gIREISAND JACK LENNON WOODY ALLEN RICHARD HARRIS 1900 CRENNA RYAN O'NEAL TORALV MAURSTAD JULIET MILLS LOUISE LASSER ROM, SCHNEIDER RICHARD K-BAY - The rising cost of food vegetables are tender. Seasons and green beans; cornbread; cole slaw; and I 400 - SATURDAY G - MUSICAL PG - SATIRE R - DRAMA G - COMEDY R - COMEDY PG - DRAMA products are forcing shoppers sprinkle wills peas (peas are optional). fruit and crunch dessert (box type). SUNDAY min. 94 min. 148 min. min. SHORTS - 96 min. 102 ONLY 194 96 min. throughout the nation to hunt for Serve over noodles. STEAK MEAL those meals yesterday. Suggested menu: Beef stew over DOCTOR'S WIVES low-cost of Items needed: 2 pounds round MCAS FRIGHT *SONG OF NORWAY *AVANT! BANANAS THE HERO to help 081111 based buttered noodles; salad with BOONDOCKER DYAN CANNON In an effort green steak, cut )5 inches thick; 2 SUSAN GEORGE FLORENCE HENDERSON JACK LEMMON WOODY ALLEN RICHARD HARRIS JULIET MILLS LOUISE LASSER ROHY SCHNEIDER RICHARD CRENNA Marines and their families get good dressing; and jello with or without 1839 HONOR BLACKMAN TORALV MAURSTAD tablespoons of cooking oil; 1 medium R - COMEDY PG - SATIRE PC - DRAMA R - DRAMA the following cream, 1930-THURSDAY PG - MELODRAMA G - MUSICAL meals for less money whipped. onion sliced; 'h. cup catsup; Vu cup 134 min, SHORTS - 96 min. 96 min, 102 min. ONLY SHORT - 94 min. 148 min. menus are printed for their cider vinegar; 2 tablespoons of firmly menus listed FISH MEAL-BAKED COD consideration. The three packed brown sugar; 'A cup of water; 1 RAGE FRIGHT *SONG OF NORWAY *AVANT! *BANANAS THE HERO Items needed: I VI pounds MCAS FAMILY are designed for average helpings of a tablespoon of prepared mustard; 11/2 GEORGE C. SCOTT SUSAN GEORGE HENDERSON JACK LEMM)N WOODY ALLEN RICHARD HARRIS THEATER FLORENCE family of six. thawed frozen cod fillets; 1 teaspoon RICHARD BASEHART HONOR BLACKMAN TORALV MAURSTAD JULIET MILLS LOUISE LASSER ROMP SCHNEIDER teaspoon of worcestershire sauce; 1915 meals would salt; 1/8 teaspoon pepper; 'A cup PG DRAMA MELODRAMA G - MUSICAL R - COMEDY PG - SATIRE PG -DRAMA The fish and stew salt; and a dash pepper. - PG - teaspoon of of 2015 - THURSDAY melted margarine; juice of 1 lemon: 1 99 min. SHORT - 94 min. 148 min. 134 min. 96 min. 96 min. cost military shoppers between 53.50 Directions: Trim off fat around ONLY teaspoon grated onion; paprika 54 to prepare on the average while the edge of meat and cut steak into serving *BANANAS A IN RAGE FRIGHT *SONG OF NORWAY *AVANTI (optional); and parsley THERE'S GIRL Round steak menu would average minced pieces. Brown on both sides in hot oil FORD ISLAND MY SOUP ALLLN GEORGE C. SCOTT SUSAN GEORGE FLORENCE HENDERSON JACK LEM}ON WOODY S5.50. (optional). PETER SELLERS RICHARD BASEHART HONOR BIACKMAN TORALV MAURSTAD JULIET MILLS WISE LASSER in skillet. Put in shallow baking pan. 1930 STEW MEAL GOLDIE HANN PG - DRAMA pc-MELODRAMA G - MUSICAL R - COMEDY PG -;;ATIRE Brown onion lightly in drippings R beef, Directions: clean - COMEDY 99 min. SHORT - 94 min. 148 min. 134 min. 96 min. Items needed: 2 pounds Wipe fish with remaining in skillet. Add remaining 96 min chuck roast cubed; 3 tablespoons all cloth or paper towel. Cut into serving ingredients, bring to BARBERS boil and simmer CRESCENDO THERE'S A GIRL IN RAGE FRIGHT *SONG OF NORWAY *AVANT! purpose flour; 3 tablespoons pieces and put in greased shallow POINT for five minutes. Pour over meat, cover STEFANIE POWERS MY SOUP GEORGE C. SCOTT SUSAN GEORGE FLORENCE, HENDERSON JACK LE1043N shortening; Vs teaspoon pepper; 6 cups baking dish. Sprinkle with salt and (INDOOR) SELLERS BASEHART JULIET MILLS with foil, if baking pan has no lid, and JAMES OLSON PETER RICHARD HONOR BLACKMAN TORALV MAURSTAD pepper. GOLDIE HAWN of water; 3 medium onions quartered; Combine margarine, lemon 1900 PG - MYSTERY PG - DRAMA PG - MELODRAMA G - MUSICAL R - COMEDY bake in preheated slow oven (325 R - COMEDY 134 min. 6 carrots scraped and cut into chunks; juice and onion and pour over fish. SHORT - 90 min. 99 rain. 94 min. 148 min. degrees F) for two to Iwo and a half 96 min. 6 medium potatoes peeled and cut Sprinkle with paprika. Bake in hours. Skim off any accumulated fat. THERE'S A GIRL IN *SONG OF NORWAY preheated *DARLING LILI CRESCENDO RAGE FRIGHT into one-inch cubes; and 'G cup cooked slow oven (325 degrees F) Serve meat with the gravy. CAMP SMITH HY SOUP HENDERSO JULIE ANDREWS STEFANIE POWERS GEORGE C. SCOTT SUSAN GEORGE FLORENCE peas. for about 30 minutes. Then sprinkle SELLERS TORALV MAURSTAD Suggested Menu: Oven 1900 ROCK HUDSON JAMES OLSON PETER RICHARD BASEHART MANOR BIACKMAN wills parsley. GOLDIE HAWN PC G - MUSICAL Directions: Dredge meat wills G - MUSICAL PG - MYSTERY - DRAMA PR - MELODRAMA barbecued round steak; macaroni R - COMEDY 148 min. flour on all sides in 136 min. SNORT - 90 min. 99 min. 94 min. and brown salad; canned pork and beans; relish 96 Mill. Suggested shortening in kettle. Add 2 teaspoons Menu: Baked cod tray (radishes, green onions, carrots MARINE *MACBETH CRESCENDO fillets; tartar sauce or *DARLING LILI THERE'S A GIRL IN RACE FRIGHT salt and pepper and water. Bring to (use mayonnaise and celery sticks); iainbow sherbert; BARRACKS POWERS salad dressing JON FINCH JULIE ANDREWS STEFANIE KY SOUP GEORGE C. SCOTT SUSAN GEORGE boil, cover, and simmer for I 'A hours, with chopped onions, and FRANCISCA ANNIS JAMES OLSON HONOR BLACKMAN canned biscuits. 1800 - 2015 ROCK HUDSON PETER SELLERS RICHARD BASEHART pickles and a dash Chill 30 p0 MYSTERY or until meat is almost tender. Add of paprika.) R - DRAMA - GOLDIE HAWN PG - DRAMA PG - MELODRAMA Next week a few possible G - MUSICAL minutes before - 90 lath R - COMEDY remaining ingredients except peas and serving (optional), 140 min. min. SHORT 99 min. 94 min. suggestions for meat "nil fish 136 96 packaged frozen min. simmer for 45 minutes or until french fries; buttered casseroles. 8 MP's Expand Investigation Force W.N. Goff Jr. must have completed one year as a By SSgt. instructors tor the MPI course here are Graduating from the course were military policeman, have a satisfactory Farrand, Gunnery Sergeants A.N. GySgts. J.R. Brown and F.R. stole background investigation, K-BAY - You say someone no history Thompson and S.K. Smith. Staff Buffington and Sgts. G.G. Maglaya, locker while of mental a dollar from your wall disorders and be a high Sergeant J.F. Maennche was the M.A. Clark, F.J. Schoenning and R.J. you were in the shower. Well, don't school graduate or equivalent. assistant instructor. Corte. just stand there griping, call the military police. It's your right. Once selected to become MPIs, the military policemen attend 63 Chief Warrant Officer-3 R.C. hours of instruction conducted by the Farrand, investigations officer for the Criminal Investigation Division. These Provost Marshal's Office, thinks it is hours are broken down as 43 subject your right, also, Only one thing stood hours, eight review hours, eight in his way until recently-there were examination hours and four range only four accredited criminal hours. The subjects taken are investigators. Add that to the fact that authority and jurisdiction, Article 31 so far this year he has had more cases - rights to counsel, apprehension and than the whole year of 1971, and one restraint, search and seizure, collection might understand why some reports and preservation of evidence, rules of seemed to carry more significance than evidence, interviews and others. Now, however, that is not the interrogations, elements of criminal case. offenses, laboratory and technical assistance, courtroom demeanor, six military policemen Recently, report writing, marijuana detector dog from Military Police graduated operations and weapons training Investigator Training Class 1:73.."With - fam fire. A research paper is also Mr. Farrand, "I am this class," said required. building the investigative aspect of the K-Bay police force." "Once a Marine completes the course," continued Farrand, "he is a Military What is Police authorized for OJT as an MPI, and is a Marine Investigator? He is authorized qualified to carry MPI credentials." Photo by Sgt. E.S. Saviors by the Commandant of the Marine DUSTING FINGERPRINTS - Sergeant G.G. Maglaya dusts a file cabinet at the Corps to conduct criminal After one year MPI OJT and scene of a crime for fingerprints. A lot of the work is routine, but proven to be investigations into minor criminal upon receiving a positive evaluation by helpful in capturing the guilty. offenses under the direct supervision the installation provost marshal of a criminal in vestigator.or to assist a regarding the, individual's ability as an criminal investigator in the investigator, the Marine may, upon investigation of major criminal acceptance, attend the U.S. Army New G.I. Loan Possible offenses. Criminal Inve'stigation Course at Fort To become an MPI, the selected Gordon, Ga. Upon successful military policemen who have indicated completion of the course, MOS 5821 For Some Homeowners Photo by LCpi. Ed Buchanan motivation and aptitude have to be (criminal investigator) will be assigned TESTING MARIJUANA - Sergeant R.J. Corte tests out some marijuana in the recommended to CMC for assignment and accreditation will be initiated by OAHU - Veterans who have Some of the reasons for which crime laboratory at PMO. This experience will be useful now that the sergeant has as MPIs. They must be at least 21 CMC. He is now a full fledged member used their G.I. loan can have their property may be disposed of and graduated from the Military Police Investigators course given at K-Bay by CID. Sgt years of age, have a minimum GCT of of CID. eligibility restored and get another VA entitlement restored by VA are; Corte will now assist CID personnel in crime investigation. 110 and be at least a sergeant. They Regressing for a moment, the guaranteed loan under some Transfer of employment from circumstances, the Veterans one locality to another by an ...... ****.**************************************************.************ Administration has reminded veterans. employer. The basic qualification is that Destruction of home by fire or the first home was sold for compelling natural hazard. At SOMS Open House reasons, and in addition, VA must Voluntary change of dE have been released from liability on employment to another locality the original loan. This usually happens offering more income and opportunity when a home is sold with new for advancement - provided Kids Say Thin financing, it was explained. satisfactory evidence is furnished VA. Funniest a or the veteran, Retirement of transfer of a serviceman by his military By GySgt. Phil Hartranft Options Offered department while he is on active duty. dE Limited space in a veteran or K-BAY Station Operations and Maintenance Squadron (SOMS), - serviceman's home, if a doctor certifies youngest squadron, held their first open house since their inception * K-Bay's that space is a health question. An last summer and their youngest "members" told it like it was. To Unmarried * increase in size of his family, however, More than 350 SOMS personnel and their dependents braved sprinkles is not in itself sufficient grounds for activities. * of rain and chilly weather to take part in the day's restoration of entitlement. were taken on tours and observed demonstrations of the Station They In Benefit Plan Loss of employment through a crash crew; explosive ordnance disposal team; weapons section briefing; * OAHU - A Member of the reduction-in-force, or curtailment of boathouse activities; search and air rescue (SAR); communications briefing; * uniform services who has neither a activities in occupation where he is and an overall view of the Station from Kansas Tower. * spouse nor a dependant child when he employed - if suitable employment is The "youngest members," dependent children of SOMS personnel, had retires can elect immediate obtained in another locality. their own ideas of what was happening. participation by naming someone else VA guaranteed home loans are Kelly Hayer, 5-year-old daughter of Sergeant and Mrs. Joseph Hayer, as beneficiary under the Survivors available to eligible veterans and observed the SAR demonstration prior to getting ready to ride a pony and * Benefit Plan (SBP) insurable interest servicemen with at least 90 days of these observations of what she saw. * made provision. active duty during World War II and * During the SAR The member also has the option the Korean Conflict, or at least 181 * demonstration SOMS personnel Photo by GySgt. Larry Saski of foregoing or delaying participation days in the Vietnam Era. Loan * SOMS dependent, finds out that helicopters aren't utilized a 'dummy' as the subject of PAM BELL, 1 l-year-old in SBP until such time as he or she benefits also are available to eligible * her dad's unit has during SOMS first open their rescue. After little Kelly had the only means of transportation acquires a spouse or dependent child widows, and wives of servicemen * Pam prepare her vehicle for take-off. * watched the demonstration I asked house Saturday. Whannon Floyd helps to initiate participation to provide missing in action or prisoners of war her if the man going up the rope to for more than 90 days. * Thinking that maybe she could stand just one more question from me I survivor payments for the spouse and the helicopter was real and she * asked her if she would rather fly a helicopter or ride a pony. "I would like to or child by notifying his particular quickly replied, "Nope!" 1 asked ride a pony," she started and then paused and continued. "but I, think you military service in writing. her how she knew and she Unsung Heroine are too big so you had better fly the helicopter." At this point I bade her An insurable person elected for a answered, "Because he couldn't good-by, promised I'd never speak to her again and climbed under the seat benificiary is any person who has a walk!" with the photographer. bonafide financial interest in the Nominees Sought I asked her if she knew what * Having made such a 'big hit' continued life of the SBP participant, kind of airplane was flying the OAHU - The Ladies Auxiliary * with Kelly I decided to muster or someone who is going to receive demonstration (it was a CH-46 to the Veterans of Foreign Wars is * enough courage to talk to a male some financial gain during the life of * helicopter) and she quickly looking for outstanding candidates for counterpart. I chose Mike Green, the retiree. The cost of or for the * corrected me. "It's no airplane, competition in the ninth annual it's 51/2-year-old son of Staff Sergeant insurable person is different and * a helicopter." Talk about being put Unsung Heroine Award contest. and Mrs. Mike Green, mainly somewhat higher than the basic in your place! Women members of the military KELLY because he looked smaller than me spouse/child cost. It is 10 per cent of the retiree's and civilian employees of the Armed I asked her to tell me why the helicopter could stand (hover) in one but I soon found out he had an full retired pay plus an additional five per cent for each full Forces or any organization with a place while in the air. With a look of disbelief that 1 didn't know it myself she equalizer two shiny six-guns! five years that the is primary association wills the Armed added, "Because the man's not driving it.- Mike was a typical cowboy. benificiary Forces are eligible to compete. She started telling me about how she was looking forward to riding the Everywhere he went he started to younger than the retiree. The total * cost or reduction exceed 40 The service. project or ponies following the tour so I asked her to tell me the difference between a look for a horse. While watching cannot achievement supporting the pony and a helicopter. the SAR demonstration he put his per cent of the retired pay. A retiree cannot elect less than the full amount individual's candidacy may have been Kelly looked me straight in the eye and as if she were talking to the saddle on dad and while visiting the of the retired pay as the base amount performed while on duty, off duty, or dumbest guy in the world she replied, "A pony has legs and a helicopter can't Weapons section he put his .weary a combination of both, but must ha've walk." bones to rest on a rocket pod. Since to be used under the been done during 1972-73. he was sporting two shiny insurable-interested person. * Entries are chosen by a panel of six-shooters, no one was .going to * judges appointed by the sponsoring * tell him to get off. ,NIKE Dental Technicians organization. Nominations must be * He enjoyed a demonstration of Master Sergeant Homer Detrich's, countersigned by the candidate's NCOIC, EOD, home -mad cannon while at the EOD area. Why? "Because the To Celebrate 25th commanding officer or civilian * cannon shoots louder than my guns. I like this the best." My photographer supervisor and bear a postmark no out his * and I refused to talk to Mike anymore after lie refused to let us try OAHU- Navy dental technicians later than May 15. * The award be six-guns. will celebrate their silver anniversary at will presented * was 1 left the open house before the picnic because my photographer during a convention held in New * the CPO Club, Pearl Harbor, beginning starting to lick his lips, preparing for the upcoming 'dunking for apples' game Orleans Aug. 17-24 * at 6:30 p.m. April 21. * with the kids. I was worried he might drop his camera in the water with our Submit nominations to: Mrs. On the menu for dinner, which * valuable photographs in his haste to beat the kiddies to the biggest apple. He Lola Reid, National President, Ladies begins at 7 p.m., he roast turkey * wasn't very happy about this until I promised I wouldn't tell the little boys will Auxiliary VFW, 405 W. 34th St., and terriyake trimmings. * and girls he had false teeth! with all the Kansas City, Mo. 64111. * * Happy hotir starts at it p.m. followed * * is * * by dancing at 9 p.m. The celebration THE MARINES * * scheduled to end at 1 a.m. * * Tickets are available at any Oahu WANT THEIR * * dental activity at $6 per person. All GOOD MEN * * members of the dental team are * invited to attend. TO S TAY. * * * * * * * * 011RARDIA4 OFFICER EXECUTIVE OFFICEII * * mot J.W.ILACK * * HA,1 II,A * * 10 * I. arty Sashl * Photo by GySgt. Larry Safk, BATHTUB BOATER Blain D. Wiese, I 4-month-old SOU of Staff Sergeant * "IS THIS A SOMS?" 6-year-old Jerry Ray Bell asks his father as they get a and Mrs. Gerald Wiese, tries his hand at piloting a "bathtub boat" while * close look at the new squadron insignia which was unveiled Saturday. K-Bay boatdock during SOMS' first open house Saturday. ************************************ ***************************************visiting the