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Hotel Company Wins Honors In Christmas Display Contest Marines of Hotel Company, 2nd A headed by Brig. Gen. colorfully garbed in the traditional Bn., 4th Marines were richer by oral Mrs. R. O. Wecde, Command- attire of that period. 5100 this week following an an- Griteral, First Marine Brigade, neuncement by a special judges and Col'. and Mrs. E..). Doyle, Exec- The Station Brig's entry depict- committee that they had won the utive Officer, MCAS. ed a iatidly's living room through annual Special Services Christmas . the effective use of a fireplace, bay Decoration Contest. Second Lula third place winners window and a window-view of the in the annual contest were Marine The extra "C-Note," now tucked outside lawn complete even Coins .air Station Brig and Bravo - to fely away iu their recreation Saint Nick and a Christmas tree. fund. was awarded to the unit fol- Bo. Second place earned $75 lowing judging on Dec. 23 by a for tile winners The Recon entry utilized a unit while the "show" position brought recreation room, with a skillfully a prize. of $50. drawn mural depicting the Nativity. Bowl's West Team The winning entry by Hotel Com- One member of the judging com- paw, consisted of a striking scene mittee stated that the task of de- dapiethig the Nativity. The dis- ciding winners for the contest was Will Visit Station play was made doubly effective quite difficult inasmuch as all dis- THE 1959 CHRISTMAS EXHIBIT WINNER through the use of life-size figures plays were extremely well done. Hotel To Tour-Scrimmage Company's Striking Exhibit Garnered $100. University of Oklahoma football ..oach Bud Wilkinson and the West Area Pin Tourney All-Star team for the forthcoming Hula Bowl game in Honolulu, will visit Kaneohe Bay on Jan. 7. To Run Jan. 11-15 The collegiate gridiron stars are :scheduled to arrive here by bus at Here-Camp Smith about I p. m. They will tour the An island-wide bowling tourney 1.01. VIII, No. 53 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STAT10N, air station and its facilities until KANEOIIE BAY, HAWAII December 31, 1959 for male personnel! will be conduct- 3:30 p. m. 11 ; ed here and at Camp Smith Jan. Following their tour of the Sta- through 15. Games roll off at 1:00 tion, Coaeh Wilkinson will put the Key Activities p. m. college stars through an hour-and- YULETIDE SEASON Modify Hours Known as the Hawaii Marine a-half practice on Dailey Field. The Bowling Tournament, it will be a practice session will be open to the During Holiday singles and doubles event with con- Station "shopping centers" as well 12 public in order that everyone may KEEPS BAND BUSY , testants bowling a total of games as the various recreational activities have the opportunity to get a close each. No handicaps will be author- Normally, one of the busiest groups unit's Yuletide activity, a check of will modify their hours over the look at the collegiate All-Stars. ' ized. at the H-Bay MCAS is the 1st Ma- the musician's lo K book shows that New Year's weekend. Prior to returning to Leeward Entries from 1st Marine Brigade rine Brigade Band and Drum and the bandsmen were called upon for All Marine Corps Exchange ac- an Oahu. he West All-Star team will and MCAS will bowl here while Bugle Corps. During the Yuletide 27 engagements from Dec. 1 until tivities will close on New Year's Day the Camp hit the training table-Marine Corps caner entries compete at season the pace is further acceler- Christmas, excluding appearances with the exception of the food ser- style in Mess hal! 2. Smith alley. r'ed fur Bantimr.s:er AMSgt. Bill for mor.ling colors. In addition to vces units. following flights are open This year's Hula Bowl classic will The Tosh and his group of some 47 for Brigade and Station The Commissary Store closes Singles Champion- orinc together some of the most at to contestants: musicians. functions during this period, the noon today closed "A" Flight, 160-169: outstanding collegiate stars of the and will remain ship, 170-open; itoutine for the bandsmen dur- bandszn. n appeared in Christmas 'ill day tomorrow. The store will Flight, 150-159. Doubles are 59 season. Coach Wilkinson has "B" ing the year are chores such as parades in Kailua and Waimanalo. observe normal Saturday hours on open to all. signed ; p gridiron greats from UC- playing for mornkng colors five The coming big item on the Band Jan Z. tournament bowlers LA. Rice, TCTJ. Oklahoma and USC To enter the days a week, providing the music and Drum and Bugle Corps' sched- Golf Course ABC av- plus stars from other Western col- officials stated that may use their registered daring merous formal guard ule is its third appearance at the leges. normal holiday hours would prevail erage or qualify individually by moants, hanges of command and -Hula Bowl" in Honolulu Stadium, tomorrow military Paul Dietzel, :wad coach from with tee-offs slated from bowling six games at a honors for visiting dignitaries who Jan. 10. Under the direction of 7:30 trill coach the East All-Stars. a. m. The course will close at bowling establishment. visit here. asSgt. William A. Maneval the sunset. blanks are available at Sta- His roster will include such greats Entry In between !..c up is busy learning a new trick Both Station theatres will offer tion and Brigade Special Services as Billy Cannon also of LSD', Char- appearances are many hours drill for the half-time ceremonies normal showings tomorrow. be submitted before 4:30 lie Flowers of Mississippi. Richie of practice in both music and and must in which the Brigade musicians are All other Station Special Services m., 6. Lucas. an outstanding quarterback coupled with the basic train- p. Jan. ing , featured. activities will be closed New Year's contained in Sta- from Penn State; Dean Look, Larry required of all Marines. Add- Full details are This event will also mark the Day. 1710 of Dec. 29. Cundiff and Palmer Pyle. all of !' g lo the problem is the continu- tion Bulletin final appearance of ASgt. Lynn A. Michigan State. and Bob White of ..1, changeover of personnel which Ohio State. us hours of training required Harvey, the high-strutting six-foot- Ribs Spelled Out er who has served as drum major See West All-Suk: team line-up. teach new Members the musical for the past year. He is due to be page 4. repertoire and marching routines. To give a graphic picture of the transferred to the Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps at Wash- Use Of Fireworks Limited; ington, D. C. On Jan. 11 the bandsmen will, None Allowed On Station put away their instruments for a will be well-earned 15 days leave. Kaneohe Bay officials, taking a No type of fireworks cue from the Honolulu city-county thrown from, or into, any motor government, last week re-empha- vehicle. In addition, none of the Ni?tv Year's Day sized local policies concerning fire- I pyrotechnics wir be fired near any works during the holiday periods, type of hospital or place of public worship. Divine Services Throughout both Honolulu city and county the use of pyrotechnie It is also unlawful to set off any The Station Chaplain's Center this articles, including fireworks, is lim- fireworks of any sort on or in week street public way, announced the following sche- ited to Dec. 31 between the hours highway, alley, dule for New Year's religious ser- sidewalk, park, public beach, or of 1 p. m. and 12 midnight am:. vices: on New Year's Day, between 32 school yard. personnel CATHOLIC midnight anti 2 a. in. In addition, Station were Dec. 31 Holy Hour at St. Mi- reminded that It is against the law - Locally, Station Order 5510.313 of chael's Chapel from 8 to 9 p. m. for any person under 18 years of March 25, 1958, prohibits the firing any Jan. 1 Feast of the Circum- age to possess, purchase or fire - on station of explosives of all types cision of Our Lord. Holy Day of Ob- type of explosive or pyrotechnic. ligation: Masses -including both fireworks and py- Finally, officials told the "do it at 8, 9:30, and 11 rotechnics. a. in. yourself fraternity" that they would PROTESTANT Military residents planning off be breaking the law if they ex- Dec. 31 - New Year's Watch Ser- station use of any type of pyrotech- tracted the contents from any com- BUSY MUSIC-MAKERS vice. from 11 p. tn. to midnight at nic must abide by certain civilian mercially manufactured pyrotecnic Station Bend Members Played For Caroling On Christmas Eve Trinity Chapel, regulations. to use in homemade fireworks. 31, 1959, Page 2 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII December ..,...... BEWARE; KIDS CURIOSITY Chaplain's Corner lig Chaplain II. It. Miller CAN LEAD TO DISPENSARY wirdvworme ....,....,...... , like home for ful operation. 714/WA. There's no Wig - COL. M. M. MAGRUDER Commanding Officer YOUR LIFE AS AN accidents, the ,Assistant Station Other poisonous substances, in- COL. EDWARD J. DOYLE Executive Officer AUTOBIOGRAPHY Medical Officer reported this week. advertently left lying about the CAPT. ROBERT W. ARSENAULT, ....Informational Services Officer Life is like writing one's auto- The particular accidents cited by house by parents and innocently 1ST LT. DAVID C. TOWNSEND..Asst. Informational Services Officer biography. Each life is a complete Dr. John W. Curtis are the "dan- consumed by children are paint .'CTMSGT. LOUIS F. NADOLNY in- Editor book, each day a word, each week gerous, often strange, objects. thinner, insecticides, weed killers ACTGYSGT. JACK T. PAXTON Assistant Editor a sentence, each month a paragraph, discriminately swallowed by chil- and white sidewall tire cleaner. All PisC PAUL BaSKIND ...... Sports Editor year a chapter. And as dren." are highly poisonous and should be NDWARD and each MARINE is ptilierhed every Friday by end for rules apply: Dr. 'Curtis feels certain that the kept out of reach, the doctor ,earl of the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station. Navy No. 990, we write certain week- . Fires Rost Office, Salt Francisco. Calif., under the supervision of We must write. Time marches on half-dozen-odd cases treated warned. Informational Services Office. Printed at the Windward Reporter moment. The ly at the Station Dispensary could seem to tire of their toys eiliehing and we write in every "Kids Co., Kailua, Hawaii, pulaished in conformity with pars- across the be avoided at least 90 per cent, Soon they're disman- 17107, MCM, by Station pert never stops moving - very rapidly. financed Special Services (non-appr.;- anyhow. is :eted) funds at no cost to the government. THE WINDWARD MA- page of time. We may fold our tling and before long, if no one :iE receives mat': ial from the comliined Station and 1st Marine hands and say we will not write. But "I'll concede it's somewhat diffi- watching, they start putting whe,:ls Bade FMF, Information:,] Services Offices and is a member of wh,..n we look back at the page we cult to prcvcnt eLt'd from swa:- and screws in their mouths. before reketves the services of the Armed Forces Press Service AFPS(. idle. I've lowing r. screw or tint: :chile out know it one of these is satel- o paid advertising may be find the words, "I've been you accepted. The WINDWARD MARINE playing in the yeid. But there is at- be mailed outside the Air Station. The Information Section anti sated some of the precious moments lorecl end immediate medical WINDWARD MARINE are in Bldg, 220. Telephones: WINDWARD God has aliotcd unto me." no eacuse for letting him get his tentinn becomes necessary," Dr. RINE 72104; 1St) 72515 - 72955 - 72120. in the medicine ch7:.` We must write the (Nth. In liter- little fingers Curlis said. ;sedptioe Rate $2.50 per year and sampling Mom's chocolate-cov- ature we can have fictioniand peo- "Sober realization of these various (Circulation--4 500) ered iron tablets." he said. ple often try to live fictitious lives. hazards and their elimination, as 'they embellish upon the truth. But Most common - and mast dan- well as a wary eye kept on their Editor's Corner in the life we live the truth is known gerous - are children's aspirin. children's activities constitute the to God. We have to conform to the, Pink-colored and candy- flavored, parents' means of avoiding need- old legal saying "the truth, the these tablets can result in serious less, often serious emergencies," he NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS whole truth and nothing but the illness to the child if taken in concluded. truth" whether we like it or not. quantity. COULD BRIGHTEN FUTURE When the final page is written in Evidently placing pills in.a medi- we will have a cine clic tt isn't enough. Dr. Curtis H All FESTIVITIES From now our autobiography, well into January the airwaves will be thick m ith or less. urged parents to keep chests locked jokes about making true story nothing more AT HICKAM SATURDAY and breaking new year's resolutions. It's cannot erase what has been to discourage even the most enter- a familiar part of the season-good-natured, We rueful banter about written. How often vie wish we could prising youngster. K-Bay Jewish personnel and their high-minded intentions get that never off the ground. some of the things we have "Kids are clever. You can bet dependents are invited to a 'Hanuk- Yet there's nothing about new year's undo resolutions to ridicule. done. But it cannot be. Mistakes they'll figure some way to climb kah party Jan. 2 at Hickam AFB The essential idea is a good one-wiping the slate clean, begin- can be corrected by future action up to that chest. By keeping it Chapel No. 1. ning all over, bettering last year's record. locked, not only will the child's safe- but the mistakes remain. As we Festivities get under way at 6:00 Ask yourself: What did I do in 1959 was a ? ty be ensured, but valuable time and that mistake Look- write this autobiography with in- has been ing back now 12 p.m. and transportation over months, what did I neglect to do that might ink, no erasers are available. effort will be saved here at the dis- have been to my advantage? delible arranged to leave MX 1090 at 3:15 Did I make friends or lose them? With our memory we are able to Pensary," the doctor advised. Did I miss the boat for a p.m. promotion because I slackened on the turn back the pages to re-read but He noted further that it requires job? Did focus Sponsored by the Jewish Welfare I on any clear goal to work for? never to re-write. a doctor, nurse and two or three You don't hour to pump Hoard, the party has been arrange:, stand still-nobody does. You either go forward We cannot write after God's sum- corpsmen at least an or you a very pain- by the Aloha Chapel guild. begin to slide backward. Once you're in reverse it's dis- mons comes. Like examination days a child's stomach - turbing how you pick up speed. And most of the time you're not at school when the time is up. we really aware it...... *. of must hand in our papers. It is not The new year is the right time to honestly take stock of likely that we will be finished. Only debits and credits in a man's own character. If he wants to Christ could say, "It is finished." Titealeit Schedule push a crash program to eliminate the former, this is kick- in the middle of a off We may be time. It may prove a tonic for that let-clown feeling that sentence. We may want more time to rescue her and then joins force:- follows the Christmas season. and pray for it. But there is only TODAY Sure, WITH A KISS with the English. It's in color ana you may not measure up to all of your good intentions. one answer. Hand in the story. The IT STARTED -A Glenn Ford good for the whole family. But it won't hurt to test them for endurance, and you may be time is up. spicy comedy starring Reynolds. No other MONDAY more gratified by the results than you'd have thought possible. This week we are starting another and Debbie it is the ti- (AFPS) chapter' in our autobiography. information available, but THE BIG CIRCUS -As for adults only. implies this is a story of the Let us wiite for heaven as well recommended tle under the "big top." The Legal Beagle Says as for earth. Jesus reminds us, "Lay Lasts 104 minutes. goings on contains all of the realism of a up for yourselves treasures in heav- FRIDAY It TO HELL -- No in- and explores the complex Automobile Considered Abandoned' en." The story we write is read FIVE GATES circus formation available and with a setup in back of the operation. there as well as here. It is into I al- God's hands that you commit your title like this it could involve TUESDAY After 24 Hours on State Highway A bag. the Navy's life, your autobiography. So when most anything. real grab JOHN PAUL JONES-As Hawaii has an abandoned car Brand, is for J. P. Jones sets sail What can you do to avoid the we hear "time is up, hand in your It stars Nevelle first officer. law: 98 minutes if with hopes of talking additional expense and embarrass- story," we can do no better than adults and lasts for France The abandoned Ha- into buying some was car law in ment of being cited under the simply to look into His face and that's any help. the queen waii means Colonies who ar' just this -if you leave abandoned car statute, These are say: "It is not finished but I have SATURDAY MATINEE materials for the your car unattended revolution. On on the state a few simple rules: done my best." THE COSMIC MAN -A phantom in the midst of a highways, after 24 hours, the police man is loose in town who is able way home he runs into HMS If your car breaks down-call his are authorized to have car great sea battle be- your a tow truck immediately. Get the to become invisible at will. Dur- Serapis and a towed into a storage lot and im- soul finds Stack and Erin car off the highway. ing his escapades his gins. Robert pounded. Officers Club refuge in the body of a boy and O'Brien star in this technicolor If for If your car is impounded, you are any reason you carfnot TODAY he lets the world know that he production that's excellent for the move your car immediately, noti- then liable for storage charges and The big party. Usher in the new is a friendly ambassador from entire famil y. A real historic fy the Honolulu Police Depart- towing fees. Normal towing costs by dancing to the music of outer space. The . movie stars thriller. The second show starts at ment and explain the circum- Year are about $12.00 and storage charges the Barons of Basin Street and with Bruce Bennett and John Cara- 8:30. stances. Insure that if you leave are usually $1.00 a day. In addition the dinner, it's free cocktails. 7 dine WEDNESDAY your car, it does not constitute a you will be cited by the police for to 8 pm. SATURDAY HORSE SOLDIERS --In 1.863 the traffic hazard. violation of the abandoned car sta- FRIDAY THIS EARTH IS MINE - An ex- Civil War is going badly for the tute and subject to a fine. Move the car as soon as pos- The dining room is closed today, cellent color movie for adults. The Union so General Grant calls on sible. Unless there is some sort but the bar is open, noon 'til 1 second show will start at 8:20. CoL Marlow (John Wayne) to Navy Relief Group of emergency, there really is lit- sin Other than that there is no In- take a brigade of cavalry into tle excuse for your leaving your SATURDAY formation available except that enemy territory and tear up some Sets Sewing Meet car unattended for more than 24 Dance to the Four Bits of Rhy- it stars Rock Hudson. railroads. The pony boys encoun- If you would like to do something hours. thm, 8 to 11 and the dinner bell SUNDAY MATINEE ter a pretty rebel on the way and worthwhile with a minimum of out- I There are also base regulations rings at 7 p.m. TANK FORCE - This is the story are forced to take her along for side activity, join our sewing group. covering abandoned cars. When- SUNDAY of a tank battalion rumbling security reasons. It turns into a

You don't have to he an expert I ever a motor vehicle is abandoned TV for tots. 5:30 followed by a through Europe in WWII. Victor real shoot-um-up with the North seamstress, Just be able to sew a ' on this station, the Provost Mar- family buffet. Dance to the Stereos, Mature and Leo Genn star in this winning and the Rebs crying straight seam and have a pair of shat will cause it to be impounded 7 to 11 p.m. all around family flicker. that the South will rise again. with: hands-or if you would pre- in the Station Impound Lot. Rea - MONDAY SUNDAY William Holden co-stars in this r, r you can knit or crochet. sonable effort will be made to lo- Hula time with adults at 9 am., BANDIT OF ZHOBE - A rebel all family color flick. We meet for an hour once a cate the owner and notify him of children, 3 pin. and teenagers, 4 tribesman (Victor Mature) in In- THURSDAY month at the Navy Relief Office- the location of the car. If, within 60 p.m. dia attacks the ruling British po- GO JOHNNY. GO - And Jimmy that's in the same building as the days, the car is not claimed, it will TUESDAY lice thinking that they have mur- Clanton goes way out as a bop- disposed main library. At this meeting we be of to the best interests Highlight of the day is the dered his wife and daughter. Ac- ping organist in a church choir I of the government as abandoned tually, the murder was committed turn in the things we have finlahed Toastmasters luncheon at 11:30. until he is thrown even farther at home during the month. i property. by another rebel band who oppose out. After this miss he joins up WEDNESDAY Our next meeting will be Jan. 4, Abandoned cars create a traffic the imperialists more strongly with Alan Freed's rock 'n roll The bar opens at 4 p.m. and at 10:00 am. in the Navy Relief hazard; they are unsightly. Fur- than Vic's gang. While Victor is show and ends up with the title lunch is served 11:30 to 1 am. Office, so plan on coming. If you thermore, we all have considerable out plundering he falls in love of Johnny Melody. rock and roll THURSDAY would like additional information money invested in our motor ve- with the daughter of a British noise maker supreme The plc er need transportation. can Tont hides. Let's not be careless with The bar opens at 4 p.m. and lunch major. later kidnapped by the lasts 89 minutes and is recom- Mackey at 252-102. that investment. is served 11:30 to 1 am. "bad guy" rebels. Mature manages mended for rock 'n roll addicts Page 3 December 31, 1959 BAY, HAWAII S. MARINE CORPS AIR------STATION, KANEOHE 73

Cup Race CANNONEERS, 2-4 KNOTTED; CG'S CUP PLAYOF EXPLORED in the dying intramural g;rid loop have \', WI only one g'ame still in question, final standings for the General's Cup, always close, is even tighter -i! ' ! : , n resolved. But- the race e lil,n;It'et. . - d coveted tankard. Neck and neck tilt' :.i.-1 dine in years, two units are locked for the third an,1 fonriii slots arc alsoIctiotted as 1/4 and - ! i, ,:. ::, are 3 '12 and 2/4. Curiously, :L t ach.,_crnpilcd 1 ":1. last Thurs- ,, paiiltis------and ServBn who cached T 2/4 nosed ServBn .;5048 week wasn't am s this with no less than three ddy in the only close one of yesterday 1 would be llo,r; a winner in the balance. ' week. Lyes iL;;,i(.1 on i-heeici ears turned to - hanging c'. n 1.r.:or,c cr they suggesteduggested win - - -,--*-- -- . - - :Cs of 6n uragcni-Jef from team-mates, ley sets for an Ica. A Separate Companies' -- two .:.7.11.1tions: c:::-..i.:* a sudden- to rcrianf I during rin acton last wet:kein Station-Brigade would boost its season's tiny I 'GOLF f "IP CO'S playoff i: ten. :.fen powerful v,:7rin Lea ue. Huntley, a i78- average op man on he du.th five wins and three losses *ling j:)in award with I TAKE REGIMENT Ty's top f -m, MCAS. 3 '12 and 2/4 0: a them into a three-way tie fir the ! Others on the six -tins 'NS squad which cup for cach unit retl,ining the 'Smith , HONORS Lnioys a 3-game :earl over HMR-161" are ht: Bill Nelson, run ner-up notch. Camp ,J100T left "H" Co., 2nd Bn. led 21 pistol sate Schaffer, Max Richcer and Bob three months. and 1/4 are locked under cham- Clapsact Not shown is and "Golf" Co. outshot 14 in!: Saxon. 3 lily indica:ell the latter ap- pion 1/12 with identical 5-1 marks. teams last week to cop the il;,:.red more favorable, but the On the other hand, shoed ServBn rifle squads won't be decided would be 4th Mar iri e s' inter-regimental fithil answer : (3-4) come through. it crowns. . )C. until "the Chief of Staff or the nod for third place wilt 2/4 and shooting 1 pistol title, "IL" Bait : the Spa/Li e gemr:t1 himself determines what Pearl Harbor. In grabbing sharpshooting pistoleers nosed course to take." Out of the runningnning with their Co.'s a determined but outmanned Known as the Commanding Gen- schedule complete 'are MCAS (2-6) out By Pfc Paul Baskind 1st Bn. team. Precision erat's Perpetual Trophy, the cup is in eighth and winless MAG-13 (0- "C" Co., PARTISAN end shooting also nailed down third FANS WE LIKHYI awarded semi-annually at the 11) in the league cellar. . - the champs. They tel. you the intraihural fan is insul narrow-minded I! of June and December. Points are place for SCORES shoot, "Golf" CO., : , rifle old violertly partisan. from five sports. Basket- inn - in the compiled Lopsided scores characterized edshooting - paced by the high match Personal! }, we like- partisan fans, don't id if they are' ball and softball make up the first here last week. On n al games played L. Crow and back y a insular, Int we I of W. 'hink they can be both still be and football the ! those rigs and and baseball Dec. 22 Separate Companies dumped Head- ' team effort, edged fair-minded. second. Rifle and pistol shooting bombarded Pearl spirited MCAS 46-20, 312 and Service Co. for the The y- are the kind of people who keep sportopositions boil. count for three places each month day 60-12 and quarters Harbor the same Third place was nabbed by Re- en!, in a p roiluctive as well' as competitive andaertaining With 18 points involved. win. Theorists tell you to take your sport in ket fashion." Aside from shooting, other --. . Co. Marines Nail SeriTac cmHigh pistol score was registered Pardon us if we ! pass. Cricket is a fine sport, 1 we doubt if it sports count 10 points for the will by Russell Hanthorn of "F" Co., ever catch on with us. came winner and none for the Stay 2 Games Ahead; In effect, a "cricket 2nd Bn. who fired 347x400. Neale attitude" means that irsad of cheeriier loser. Pearl Harbor and Camp Host L. A. State Here slot. wildly when your favorite forward or Bird held down the runner-up dunks a sing lay-up, smith are not in line for the Defendini champion Hawaii Ma- the vic- . Trophies were awarded pounding your- companion's -back when your Iddy smashes a trophy since they compete on an second place ServPac rines downed tors on Dec. 21 by Col. J. W. An- homer. you applaud graciously-but never toonid. basis. This accounts Wednesday night 69-57 at Bloch invitational last tonellt, Commanding Officer, 4th Or, when in the last second of play the oppaion sinks a set 60 points for football put them two full games for 3/12's Arena to Marines. shot from nid court robbing Tout tcan, of a asial game. you they had an 8-0 rec- Hawaiian Armed even though in front in the TURKEY SHOOT don't hide your head or complain about the Melding. Instead Two of their wins were over Invitational Basket- ord. Forces Senior The Rifle and Pistol club this they tell yea to smile and accept defeat gracefuy. a's supposed Pearl and Smith. The Marines now en- ball Ltague. week announced that the recent to signify ;nod sportsmanship, or something lik thy. PICTURE 9-2 record. GRID joy an admirable turkey shoot was "a booming LACK SPORTING SPIRIT action boiled to a head this with Grid Leading the Marines' attack success and wish to thank all Now dm't get us wrong. We are not advocatag that fans he made a last desper- week as teams 20 counters was big Bill Shuman. hands for helping." -poor leers." We would just like to see real crowd for final berths. At this Weiman posie ate try Hacking him up were Bill Next meeting of the Rifle and reaction feel that the spectator is an insepardile pat of the only a single contest re- 12, and the writing with 15, Dave Smalley, Pistol club is Jan. 11. game. mained to be decided. 'Necks capable center, Cozel Walk- We lave noted that where fans adopt a "ho-hum" ttitude, Not available at press time was er, who swished the net for 11. Midget 'Necks Dump they nermally wind up staying away from games. thus?roving the outcome between SeporateCom- The Marines roared to a 14-point they ha'en't such a sporting spirit after ill. early in the fray and were Schofield, Nab Title lead last Animated spectator reaction is even nore important n non- headed. Kaneohe's midget Marines o wle s Cagers never Bar- corm:aerial sport. Players are not beint paid to exhiht their Fernando Mercado led the Serv- Saturday blanked Schofield Stadium to talents before eriiical cash customers. 'They're on the court, or Pac scoring with 14 counters while racks 7-0 at Honolulu Kalikimaka gridirca. or what have you. simply lwenise they enjoy playing Receive MAG-13 normally high scorer John Yates capture the Gth annual the gave. tallied 13. Jack Stromberg bucketed Bowl game. Tommy Dees skirted for Ash* from personal satisfaction they derive from playing. Tankards 12 and Bill Jordan added 10 to round Gritty Crown marker :n the tidy other visible reward they get is in knowing that the bulk of Packers' scoring. the 20-minute tilt's lone The MAO -13 athletic scene roe out the fans arc enjoying the game. The Marines were slated to clash a fiercely fought duel. 'to a fitting climax last week as Ma- the CHEER. CHEER. CIEER with the strong L. A. State Diablos The annual Bowl highlights i:thin were awarded to victoriots Con- So text time game matter last night in a Navy Relief Hawaii Pop Warner Football you're watching an intramural -an squadron cagers and bowlers. here what you serve and cheer as load as you game. ference. outfit with-get up In all, nine individual and team benefit like. Because. just as much a part of the game remember you're tankards were presented by Col. W. as the plat or- themselves. H. Thrash, MAG-13 commander, at ceremonies held here Dec. 23. Team bowling honors were West Stars Here Wed. nabbed by reigning IIMR-161 with Pos. Name s Iwo! Ihmetown team captain. Harry Wold, re- E Chris Burford Stanford Oskland, Calif. ceiving the cup. USSR outroiled E Russ Sloan Missou- Columbia. Mo. seven MAG-13 teams to nab the E Al Witcher Baylor Lampasas, Tex. pin title in a 17-week tourney E likenk Christopher SAI.U. San Antonio, Tex. held at the Station alleys, T Hon Mix southern Cal Ingewood, Calif. Trophies for high individual pin- T Nike Magac Missouri 1.' St. Louis, Ill. clickers were *awarded to Jack Rick- T Jbhn Kapele B.Y.U...... Kaneohe, Oahu ard, MABS-13, Thomas Grey, VMA- T Bd Kaohelaulli Oregon Stare Honolulu 214, and Harry Wold, HMR-161. T John Peppercorn Overland Park. Kan. Rickard rolled 258 for the singles G Marilee boke Texas Wichita Falls, Tex. title. Grey's 652 copped the high G terry Thompson Oklahoma Ada, Okla. triple, while Wold had a 177 aver- G E,ete Domoto California Berkeley, Calif* age to top that department. Jerry Payne Oklahoma Breckenridge, Tex. Also awarded trophies were each O Dan Izuka Hawaii ..... Hanapepe, Kauai of the remaining HMR-161 team C Bob Peteson Oregon Coos Bay, Ore. members, C. L. Coster. C. le Smith, let C Jim Davis Oklahoma Tyler. Tex. R. D. Schroderer and W. FL Austin. Q Don Meredith S.M.0 Mt. Vernon, Tex. HOOP TITLE Squadron's un- Q Bob Boyd Oklahoma Garland, Tex. Headquarters and Maintenance CAGE CHAMPS - Headquarters and Maintenance last week as Coach H Dick Bass C.0 P Vallejo, Calif. Squadron's unbeaten and untied beaten season was topped off in fitting fashion trophy from H Dwight Nichols Iowa State Knoxville, Iowa season was topped off in fitting Robert Haverkamp (with trophy) accepted a perpetual commander, signifying the group H Bill Bucek Rice Schulenberg, Tex. i fashion as Coach Robert Haver- Col. William G. Thrash, MAG-I3 the winning five are left to right: Kurt Kes- H Prentiss Gautt Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Okla. i kamp accepted a perpetual trophy hoop title. Members of Col. Thrash, Coach Haverkamp, George Woods, F Ray Smith U.C.L.A. Riverside, Calif. 1 signifying the MAG-13 basketball terson, Roy Jones, F Jack Spikes T.0 U Snyder, Tex.' championship. Benny Gardner and Carl Wise. Fagg 4 U. S. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII December 31, I959

Cub Scouts Receive Achievement Award Twenty-five Cub Scouts or Pack No. 69 were presented achievement awards during a scout meeting here Monday night. Boy Scouts from Troop 225 were present for the ceremony along with an estimated 100 parents and friends of the Scouts. Den mothers Ltda Gibson, Rake Wippele, Mary Beard, Reedit Bowen. Josephine Larson. Margaret Radtke and Dorothy Ross were presented service awards. Also lauded for their efforts with the Cubs were cub master Capt. Milton Small, USN, assistant cub masters Merle Mark and Vern Bow- ie: and committee members Win TOP FISHERMEN Col. E. Bothers and - J. Doyle, center, Station executive offi- laughin, Bob Larson and Dave CUB LEADERS -e-ds were presented to the Den cer, recently presented trophies cen, MCAS to the winners of the Fishing Derby Abbot. Cub leaders of Pat last Monday night at the scout sponsored by the Civilian Recreation Josephine and Welfare Association, The The Boy Scouts were reminded First row left to ries: Dorothy Ross, Margaret Radtki, winners, shown standing behind their trophies, are and lulu Gibson. from left ;o right that this Saturday there will be a Larson, Reeda Boy:Mary Beard, Rake Wippele Henry Wong, Antone Santos, Swanee Loughin, Kumano and George Yee. camp-out held at Bellows APB. The Second row: Merlark, Vern Bowen, Milton Small, Vin Frank Barton, winner in the trolling division, was not present to re- Scouts are to meet at the MCAS Bob Larson and DAbbot. (Photo by Pic Don Ward ceive his trophy. scout den at 9 a. m. with their camping gear. It will be an over- night excursion with the Webelos SHOW 2 iNCER FILMS HERE of the Cub Pack being invited to Civil Service News attend. AIMED A AIDING DETECTION showings is free. MR. DRIVER -recognize and accept the many K-Bay wives and en civil ser- The titles of the farm are, "'lime things you bust do to tough Vice employees wilt r an oppor- In addition to the load you carry do a Women" andeBreast Sett lob well and safely. Staff NCO Club amity to see 'a doufeature film and Two in your vehicle you carry some for very TODAY (on cancer at Statioaeater No. 1 Examination," and efeh runs heavy responsibilities. QUESTIONi AND show- 15 minutes. "Tine and Two ANSWERS . Jim Kaiser and his band play for here Jan. 13. Therill be about CONCERNING a true stop of two wo- In the car with you at all times HEALTH the New Year dance, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. ines az 1:33 and at) p. m. Women" is had can- rides the welfare and concern of your BENEFITS YOU FEDERAL Hats, horns and noisemakers will Sponsor of the skis the Oahu men who suspected they they teok. "Breast family or other passengers. EMPLOYEES be furnished for those who want Unit of the Amerce Cancer go- cer and the action wom- Q. "1111 the ciety in conjunctlavith K-Bay Self Examination' show: lurr You, the driver, are entrusted with heath benefits be only them. ICS a bring your own bottle for myself or Medical officials. Pission to the en may aid in the detection of can- valuable property, property which can ary family be cov- affair and the package sales store ered also: cer on their bodies. eould damage the property of others will be open 'tit 10 p.m. At 2 a.m. A. You will be able move e of extren,e or cause their injury or death. to enroll for the tables will be cleared of liquor The latter yourself only or for yourself importance to women in view of The and and replaced with bacon and eggs VMA-21Siates good-will the Navy has built family. records ;row that 95 or whatever your breakfast favorite 1 the fact that up with the general public is in are Q. What members cf a family might be. pel cent of all breast cancers your hands, for you are 011e of its Day For hniilies may be included? FRIDAY feat. discovered la Yemen them- representatives who constantly is In host a A. Your wife (or hu.sbard) and any Happy New Year and happy hour, Personnel of VafA2, will selves. the eyes of the public. "family day." Jan. 9. for each movie showing unmarried children under the age 4 to 7 p.m. The bar opens at noon Satuty. Following Still one more thing rides with their families and civilian Ails; USN (MC; of 19, including adopted cilldren and for those who want a cited Capt. Edward K. you complete confidence in your head start. - also stepchildren if they live with friends. MCAS' senior media/ officer and ability to handle all these responsi- SATURDAY hiigin lues- you. An unmarried child may be The day-long proem will tv.o other doctors willanswer bilities. You should recognize clear- The Stereos play for the 9 to 1 and covered refierdle.ss of his or ber with a static disilayf aircraft tions concerning catcer. These age dance tonight. this ly your duty to the public, your fami- equipment at I a. . During questions may be askei from the if he is incapable of self support be- SUNDAY ly, the Navy and yourself. You must portion of the progyna, pilots of the floor or written on carts, cause of a disability which Regan Breaded pork chops are the spe- squadron wit conceit a flight dem- NV,:i:::fng in support el the special before he reached age 19. cialty of the dinner menu. One dol- oestration /ter Cis Air Station for Q. Will I or any member of my K-Bay showings of the emcee films lar for aluits and half that for the their guest. family have to pass a physical are the offiters, staff NCO and EM Enlisted Club ex- kiddies. ord- amination to enroll for health la addiion, the squadron's Wives Clubs. TODAY be: e- MONDAY with fits? nanee posanuel till ttam up the The liar is open. p to 11 Tonight Main Bar features 4.m the pilot' to contact a simei3te:1 A. Not if you enroll at the first (for men only) the 'Thomas Trio, TUESDAY ordnanc detonation. opportunity. If you enroll later. Val I Officers Wiles with vocals by Marlyn Smith; the The Staff NCO Wives meet at Hignaitting the special family may have to furnish evidence of 1 By Anne Stem= Tilton Sisters; the Lani Sabo' Hula 7:30 p.n. tonight. be a picuc sched- good health. day actirties will Show, plus variety acts. Show goes WEDNESDAY uled to le held m the Tort Hase A tardy reminder that mr first Q. Can I (or a member of my from 8 p.m. to 1 am. pmToaamasters get together at 71 area shard the station leginning 1960 luncheon will be het( at the family> be excluded from joining a Tonight's ballroom attraction at 12 nob. Club. Jan. 5 with the amderful elan because I have a hazardous (dancing for couples only) will be THURSDAY The is Dan Wallace giving a dam exhibi- lob? "tinily day" progran con- the "Pink Fakiderms on Parade," ! ,It's the dance class at 8:15. ducted amually by the Maine air- tion. He and Ills partner sill turn A. No. featuring the Tunemisters. Dance men to demonstrate to Cher fam- all spectators green with eivy, as Q. Can I be excluded from join- from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 am. ilies and fiends the type of train- those who have watched Inn well Inv a plan because of my age? FRIDAY ing and wok conducted witain the kr ow, A. Not if you enroll at the first Today we resolve to do our best squadron ttroughout the yea'. We are all asked to desbn and opportunity. Employees and family to please you in this new decade wear "crazy Iris" -- there'll is prizes members wilt be originally enrolled A toast to the New Year and the so let your imagination go Our etthout regard to their ages. bars are open noon 'til 1 am. Happy Staff NCO WiVCs "crazy hat" luncheon was a grand New Year. %:,rtrude Burke success and this can prove equally SATURDAY IVE,',sing a Bike? The first hotness meeting of the so. Social hour will begin at 1 with Now is the time for all good Me- res- is rot: are minus a bicycle or tri- new year wit be on Tuesday Ian. luncheon at 12. Please get yen. trines to come to the Enlisted Club. -vele there is a good chance it is 5 at 7:30 p. . ervations in by evening to Mriam We're open all day; two bars, a being held at the Station Guard The club ins interesting plans '.or Hudson, 72-688 or Jean Erns, 25- grill and a set. TV shack. all during the coming year. 4021. Happy New Year, one and Provost glINDAY Marshal's office this week Happy New rear to all. ant There's a time and place for ev- 9nnounced they had picked up the 'e erything and this being the day of children's tricycles, two boys' and rest and relaxation the club is the one girl's hike throughout the streets place and the time is noon III 11 of Rainbow and Capehart. FROM: p.m. Owners can claim them at the Piece MONDAY Guard Shuck located on Makapu Sxamp(s) Follow the sign t,f the big "E" Rd. corner of "E' St. Here to good times and happy memories TUESDAY BAR PARALLEL PARKING Talk to a man eho has been IN FRONT OF BLDG. 220 there if you doubt the claims of your The Provost Marshal's office calls TO: JANUARY 1960 club. Our claim, creed and prom- attention to the recent change i ise: Service with a smile. which forbids parallel parking in Sue Mon 'Toe Wed Thu Fri Sat WEDNESDAY front of Building 220 adjacent to I 2 The club opens at 4 p.m. and the Main Exchange parking lot. closes at 11 p.m. tonight. Look for An area immediately south of 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 the Milwaukee Kid himself serving Building 220 adjacent to the Enlist- to II 12 13 14 15 15 at the bar to your left as you enter. ed swimming pool has been estab- .NAIL THE WINDWARD MARINE HOME TODAY. NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED. THURSDAY lished to accomodate both civilian 17 18 17 20 21 22 23 Well into the New Year now, time and government vehicles which have Postage r-qiiired; 2nd Class Mail-tr. 1st Class Malt-8c, Airmail tor. 25 26 27 28 29 30 to relax and estimate the tax situa- used the newly prohibited spaces in For mailing fold paper flake and secure outer edge with tape or staple tion. the past. 31