Are YOU Sup Portingfereniavy Relief? : : : : : : : : : : : the First Ten Days of the Dependents of Deceased Personnel

MAtiirie vutti HISTO7ICAL'

MAY 1 3 1968 Are YOU Sup portingFERENiavy Relief? : : : : : : : : : : : The first ten days of the dependents of deceased personnel. those of continuing duration. month-long 1968 Navy Relief Its assistance, whether by loan Although Navy Relief may not WAX MUSEUM FEATURE PAGE 5 Drive is running as expected with or gratuity, must be predicated be able to continue financial aid 19 Unit Chairmen indefinitely, trained personnel are PAGE 8, 9 concentrating upon real necessity. In addition, ENTERTAINMENT on the informational side of Navy the Society has found it necessary available for counseling, and help STABLES FEATURE PAGE 11 Relief. to limit its financial aid to relief other than financial, as long as the What has the Navy Relief of temporary problems. The service man may need it. For does not have unlimited SPORTS PAGE 12, 13 Society done in the past? Society example - helping the service Originally the Society's activity resources and cannot finance man get in touch with agencies was limited to aiding indigent assistance over a long period of who are equipped to handle his The Windward Marine is published by the World Wide Publish- widows and orphans. Through the time to a large number of families. particular problem, or helping ing Co., a private company in no way connected with the Depart- years, as the necessity arose and To attempt to do so on an plan a long range program that the : ment of the Navy or the Marine Corps. Opinions expressed by the resources increased, the scope of equitable basis would exhaust its service man can live and work publishers herein are not to be considered official expressions by its work has gradually broadened funds and thus defeat its purpose. with. the Department of the Navy nor the Marine Corps. Appearance of until at present its program Therefore, in order to best serve What will the Navy Relief advertising in this publication does not constitute an en,:orsement provides for assistance in time of its overall purpose, the Society Society do in the future? by the Department of the Navy nor the Marine Corps of the firms, need to living members of the provides financial aid, as a general It is the aim of the Navy Relief products or services advertised. :-:. Naval Service and their rule, to meet temporary and Board of Managers to make dependents, as well a. to the emergent-e needs rather than available to deserving young men and women of the Navy and Marine Corps families an education beyond that obtainable I 11111111111111PSIM I I Of A in high schools, so that they may be better prepared to make their way in the world. This may be accomplished through loans in order that students will be aware 1,111111INIV that they must accept responsibility for their own betterment. the present time the policies I Number I Marine Corps Air Station. Kaneohe Bay. Himaii May 9.1968 At of the Society regarding financial assistance are believed to be more Urban to Assume Duties liberal than at any time in its history, but are still consistent with constructive help for the As Brigade Sergeant Major individual and are in conformity with the purposes underlying its Sergeant Major Edward J. Engineer Battalion. existence. This does not preclude Urban. veteran of three wars, will Twenty-six years experience, further liberalization and/or relieve Sergeant Major Hamilton starting 22 days after the attack broadening its scope of assistance D. Hebert as Brigade Sergeant on Pearl Harbor. are represented in the future. Major during informal ceremonies in Sergeant Major Urban's career. To sum all this up your local LOR)Off0W. He has served...in the artillery, Navy Relief Office has been and - The new Brigade Sergeant engineers," air wing on an will continue to be the tool with Major is an artilleryman with a Inspector and instructor staff in which Commanding Officers at all long string of tours with the 10th, Trenton, N.J. and Roanoke, Va.. levels can bring an effective I 1th and 12th Marines. "I've and a tour at Marine Barracks, program of aid to all personnel in filled almost every position in an Eighth and "I", Washington. D.C. their times of need. The age old artillery battery." says SgtMaj. Away from his office the axiom that "the Marine Corps and Urban. "from private to battery sergeant major is a bit of a the Navy takes care of their own" first sergeant." stere-bug, when he's not surf is fully exemplified as fact by this COMPETING - Earleen Grune, a 17-year-old Windward Oahu High Starting his career as crewman fishing. program. ' student, has been announced as the representative of Public he was later a gunner on a 75mm t'on: Department in the 8th Annual K-Bay Water Carnival Queen self - propelled Tank Destroyer during the attack and defense of Trick Skier to Perform has brown hair and eyes on her five foot, five inch 36-25-36 Guadalcanal. The sergeant major Ma - Hula, Tahitian, and singing are the interesting hobbies of this returned to combat in Korea as Lin be., r. gun chief and finally Battery At '68 Water Carnival gunnery sergeant of "L" Battery, Internationally famous as the through his numerous Fashion Show Slated 4th Battalion, Ilth Marines. World "trick ski" Champion, Ken exhibitions, and thousands of During peace time he was first White will delight spectators at mainland ski fans in his ,ergeant of "D" Battery, 2nd the 8th Annual K-Bay Water year-and-a-half of ski-antics at For Officer, Staff Clubs Battalion, 12th Marines on Carnival, June 15-16, with his Cyprus Gardens, Florida. Okinawa. aqua acrobatics. It was in the international litli Lisilions and arc required. When he returned to combat, Ken is an extremely capable at Queensland. ,nable beauties are the The Staff Club showing is competition this time in Vietnam, he served as and entertaining skier who has in 1965 that Ken came -.ighle,lists of the May 29 fashion slated to start at 11:15 and also Australia, sergeant major of the 7th delighted island residents and world prominence when he how and buffet luncheons to be run for 30 minutes. At 10:45 to took top honors from skiers -eld the K-Bay Officer and there will be a buffet luncheon in nations in the Staff NCO Clubs. the Staff Club featuring chicken representing 34 competition. N.,:; Hansen of the Nancy pot pie with tossed salad. Once "trick ski" carnival goers will see iansen Modeling Agency has again, admission is 52 and by K-Bay perform gacn,asly accepted an invitation reservation only. Ken ski barefoot, on skis, :o sh Av the difficult tricks and feats latest in fashionable The models names and their wear interested and sail in the air suspended from K-Bayites. Her supporting units are: Paulette a boat-towed kite. Ken will also 'ashy P showing will include Brilhante. MACS-2 and lathing. suits, evening gowns. participate in a human pyramid. MATCU-70: Tonya White, to the Teri 'slear. negligees, and wigs. Ken is no newcomer VMF-212: Patricia Smith, PMRF: since it was here at In close competition to the K-Bay area Earleen Grune. Public Works: Kaneohe that he donned his first Deaut:, of the clothes will be the Nora Ahonen. H&HS: Susan Jo skis with a Marine friend a /eaut of the models, for the pair of Grant. Operations Department: little more than nine years ago. :.sveis. girls involved in the Carol Roberts, First Anglico: 4losings Ken has since participated in five will be the twelve Claudia Lynn atractive Rae. HEDRON, of the last eight carnivals. young ladies currently Security: Sharon Ann Lipka, sYing Dave Packer, former Marine fr the 8th Annual K-Bay 1st QUEEN HOPEFUL -A blue-eyed blonde named Patricia Smith has . H&MS: Linda Knippschild from Kaneohe, is another high rnival Queen. been selected to represent Pacific Missile Range Facility in the 8th Radio Bn.: and Deborah McGlaun. caliber skier who will be on hand T. ir Club presentation will Annual K-Bay Water Carnival Queen Contest. Supply. for your viewing entertainment. ler I 2:30 and will run for 30 Pat is a native of Sterling, Illinois who is now working as an Dave is another extremely capable The buffet luncheon at Advice to the interested executive secretary. .4r age 20, Pat stands five feet, four inches, has blue le skier, which is evident in the fact 'O Club will feature salisbury Hurry! A capacity crowd is eyes, and the vital statistics 34-23-34. he was once instructor to Ken steak or liver and onions. anticipated for this fashion-filled Swimming, boating, skiing, and sewing are the major interests of this White and taught Ken the art of Admission is 52 and reservations feature. outdoor enthusiast. barefoot skiing. Page g WindwardIstazine May 9, 1.968,;

I Menus I

TODAY: Noon Chow - Creole Soup, Crackers. El Rancho Stew, Macaroni Au Gratin, Spinach with Eggs, Hot Spiced Aloha! Nine weeks- ago. from shells. Put into a large kettle, Chopped Beets, HO/ Biscuits. Sandwich Line. Evening Chow Windy's kitchen featured a new add onion, parsley, olive oil, salt - Soup, Crackers. Barbecued Spareribs chef with a receipe for Balinese and pepper. Barely cover with or Braised Spareribs. Sauerkraut. Broiled Chicken. Since that time. water and simmer 20 to 30 Parsley Buttered Potatoes. -Boded the receipes have been as varied as minutes. Heat tomatoes, tomato Cabbage. Simmered Pinto Beans, Sauteed Okra. possible; rice, fish, duck, steak, sauce, and basilica and pour pork, fruit shrimp and veal. boiling hot over crab. Cover and rr- FRIDAY: Noon Chow - Manhattan simmer 30 minutes longer. Serve Clam Chowder, Crackers, Fried Flounder or Beef Porcupines. It's time to end all this variety heaped in soup plates plenty with Scalloped Potatoes, Buttered Greta with a repeat from chicken, a of sauce. Beans, French Fried Cauhflouer, family favorite that has the added Try this receipe and see if it Southern Style Cornbread. Tart Sauce. attraction of being truly isn't every bit as good as the Crab Sandwich Line. Evening Chow. - Soup. economical. I'm sure you're going Hawaiian served in Restaurants - Crackers, Fried Chicken Maryland Style. Chicken Cacciatore, Mashed be pleased with this week's famous for their seafood. to Potatoes, Giblet Gravy. Buttered Lima receipe from our neighbours on Coming up next week - Beans, Buttered Carrots. Chilled the island of Maui. Camaron Rebosado, plus an extra Cranberry Sauce. CONGRATULATIONS - Staff Sergeant Paul L. Stanford is added attraction in the form of a Maui Paprika Chicken congratulated on the addition of the staff rocker by Colonel D. L. SATURDAY: Noon Chow - delicious dessert. That sounds like BRUNCH. Evening Chow - Chickes 31/2 lb. hen, cutup Stapp, commanding officer, 1st Marine Brigade, during ceremonies May movie advertisement, I know, but Noodle Soup, Crackers. Grilled SteJlt 1 pkg. frozen limas 1. to Order, Sauteed Mushrooms your menus should have at least and 1 pink sour cream Onions, French Fried Potatoes. that much excitement. 1 cup prepared biscuit flour Buttered W. G. Corn, Buttered Broccoli. 1 cup fresh I egg beaten SUNDAY: Noon Chow - BRUNCH. I cup prepared biscuit flow Coffee May 15; Evening Chow - Tomato Rice Soup. V4 tsp. powdered ginger Aloha S-Wives Crackers, Roast Turkey, Cornbread salt and pepper Dressing, Mashed Potatoes, Turkey Paprika and olive oil Gravy, Buttered Peas, Chilled Cranberry salt and pepper Demonstration Planned Sauce. Brown and Serve Wig Rolls. Paprika and olive oil By lean Kiviaho between the fifteen Staff Wives' signed up to attend and who wish MONDAY: Noon - Dredge hen with flour, salt. names Chow Split Pea Busy, fun and eventful are just Clubs on the island. Each club to do so may have their Soup. pepper and ginger. Saute in olive Baked Beef Loaf, Mashed a few of the adjectives that can be sends 10 delegates to the meeting. added to the list by calling the Potatoes, Brown Gravy, Buttered oil until brown. Place in buttered used to describe the month of There will be open reservations Intra Island Council Chairman, Mixed Vegetables, Southern Style deep casserole. Add lima beans. Greens, May for the members of the Staff for all of the members of our Connie Strong at 254-2622. or Sandwich Line. Evening Chow Pour cream over all, add paprika, Glenna Mondoux at 254-2'488. - Soup, Crackers, Mexicana Pork Chops NCO Wives' Club. club. It is the purpose of the tiara or Grilled Pork Chops, cover tightly and bake for 21/2 Lyonnane The regular monthly business Island Council to give each club The standings on the Staff Potatoes, Simmered Blackeyed hours at 350 degrees F. Peas. meeting was held on May 7th with an opportunity to share with the NCO Wives' Bowling League is as Scalloped Corn. Pickle Beets, Chilled Make dumplings by mixing all of the newly elected officers other clubs their dubs activities follows: Apple Sauce. biscuit flour with milk and beaten TUESDAY: - performing their duties. Birthday during the preceding four months. Team: Won Lost Noon Chow Chicken Rice Soup, Crackers, egg. Drop in casserole in seperate Hawks 31 17 Spaghetti with greetings were sung to Charlotte As well as being a time for sharing Italian Meat Sauce, or Baked spoonfuls. Replace cover and bake Gutter Dusters 29 19 Lasagna. Darby, Pat Lorimer. Barbara the tiara Island Council Meeting is Buttered Asparagus. Fried Eggplant. 1/2 hour more. Serves 4. Beach Combers 27 21 Albertson and Marie Brown. also a time for fun. There will be Garlic French Bread. Parmesan Cheese. Now that we've been Four Wahines 261/2 211/2 Sandwich Line. The aloha Coffee will be held many door prizes and Sgt. Owens Evening Chow - Soup. economical, we can afford to be Pin Dusters 221/2 251/2 Crackers, Country Style Steak, Mashed at the Staff Club on May 15th, at has promised us a most delicious Our next receipe calls 40-Day Wonders 20- 28 Potatoes, Cream Gravy, Buttered extravagant. 9 a.m. The Staff Wives' Club lunch. The cost will be S1.50. All Penny Pichers 18 30 Green Beans. Sauteed Squash and for a trip to the seafood market. wishes to extend an invitation to of the ladies who haven't already Alley Cats I 30 Onions, Brown and Serve Rolls. Purchase fresh, whole crabs, attend the Coffee to all of the nothing less will do. wives of Staff NCO's wishing to Hawaiian Crab become acquainted with the ladies 3 crabs, uncooked of our club and also interested in 7,2118:7- 1 cup onion, chopped finding out about our club x;E- 1 cup parsley, chopped activities. A demonstration of 13113 1 cup olive oil wigs by Monarch is the program ERNIE'S 3 3 cups canned tomatoes for this months Coffee. ERNIE'S STEAK 0° LOB STE R I small can tomato sauce COCKTAILS] Anyone interested in attending 0 NE AWA sr basilica, chopped the Coffee or any member wishing Split and clean crabs. crack to bring a guest is asked to - J claws, but do not remove meat contact the Aloha Coffee 04- Chairman, Betty Pinder at Mutual Funds 254-3415, or her assistant Barbara , 4 .1e May 6, 1968 Albertson at 254-3632. Betty also asks that all 52 ONEAWA ST. Price ranges for Investment members who are leaving please Companies as supplied through notify her or the courtesy of H. KAWANO & Barbara. MENU The CO. 408 Kuulei Rd. Kailua, Staff NCO Wives' Club has the privilege Hawaii of being the hostess Prime Sirloin 3.95 New Yorker 4.75 club for the !rata Island Council BID ASKED Meeting which will be Steaks & Affiliated 882 954 held at the Lobster 4.25 Lobster 4.50 Am Mutual 1002 1095 Staff NCO Club on Monday. May Boston Fd 20th. The Intra Island Council Broad Strt 1511 1633 Ground Sirloin 2.25 Channing Grth 1933 2112 Meeting is a meeting which is held Colonial every four months alternately CHILDS MENU ON THE 4BOVE Delaware 1620 1772 Div Grth Stk 1568 1718 Cheese Cake Mother's Divid Shrs 394 432 Rainbow Parfait Day Dreyfus 1504 1639 Eaton H Stk 1665 1809 Banquet Fidelity cp 1435 1562 Room For Clubs Special Fidelity Tr 3043 3310 and Private Parties Financial Ind 572 627 THIS WEEKEND PRIME RIB 3.95 Founders 894 977 Lunch 11:30 to 2 p.m. Fundal Inv 1166 1179 Open 5 pin. Group Sec Stk 1409 1541 DRAG Dinner 6 to 10 p.m. Sloe Served with Dinner Inv Co Am 1463 1599 L3ar Opens 11 a.m. - Mon.-Fri. Keystone K-2 728 795 on MOTHER'S DAY Keystone S-3 1042 1138 RACING 4 p.m. - Sat.-Sun. Keystone S-4 796 869 AT HAWAII Manhattan 1143 1249 RACEWAY PARK Mass Inv Grth 1273 1392 COME ON OUT AND Maw Inv Tr 1671 1827 RUN FOR FUN' Nat Invest 815 881 FOR RESERVATIONS PIANO BAR Nat Sec Stk 892 975 Putnam Geo 1598 1746 CALL CALL 261-0106 Thurs thru Sun Putnam Grth 1382 1511 Of Putnam Inv 829 906 MR Select 4m 1282 892-82b INFORMATION 254-2846 8:30 p.m. to closing T.echnolog) lif Wellington 132, For daky price quotations call 261-0873. Wmdward Marine 3 i_tv 9.1968 Krulak Confirms Retirement Plans; Buse To Become New CG, FMFPac Lieutenant General Victor H. tons of supplies and burning of Staff of the 1st Marine Krulak. Commanding General of camps and landing barges. Division. For his contributions Fleet M ar ine Force. Pacific Although painfully wounded. he during the Korean Conflict. he confirmed plans for his retirement refused medical evacuation to was awarded a second Legilri of April 25 at a press conference at remain with his men. For this Merit with combat "V-. and an He said the Camp H. M. Smith. action. he was awarded the Air Medal for reconnaissance effective date would be May 31. nation's second highest combat flights over enemy territory. 55-year-old veteran The of award. the Navy Cross. Following his tour in Korea. every major Marine Corps combat Following the Bougainville the general returned to involvement since World War II campaign. Lieutenant Colonel Washington to serve as Secretary will be replaced as top Marine in of the General Staff at SERVICE Receiving awards were Krulak was transferred to the U. ,ROLONGED EXCEPTIONAL - the Pacific by Lieutenant General Headquarters Marine Corps until Capanas. Edna Eckan. Helen Hirai. S. to serve with the Division of :acqueling Prudy. Ferdinand Henry W. Buse. Jr.. who is 1955. when he returned once Hodgson. Jane Plans and Policies at Headquarters er Mitchel, Ellen Pabillano, Deborah and serving as of Staff presently Chief Marine Corps. A year later he again to Hawaii as Chief of STaff. Corps. at Headquarters Marine returned to the Pacific war to join Fleet Marine Force. Pacific. Washington. D. C. the 6th Marine Division for the A year later. at 42, he became General Krulak. one of the in HQMC Designates Okinawa campaign. He was the youngest brigadier general Corps most decorated senior awarded the Legion of Merit with the history of the Marine Corps commanders. has headed the vast Combat -1."' for his part in the and was transferred to Okinawa to New Aviation MOS Marine Corps Pacific command planning and execution of the assume duties as Assistant since March 1964, a year before Division Commander of the 3rd A new primary Military manager and maintenance the first Marine combat unit Marine Division. .6:cupational Speciality has been logistician." entered the Vietnam combat From 1957 to 1959, the ::1.11,1,:shed in the aviation The names of those Marines zones for firsthand assesrnents of general served as Director of the ring field-Aviation -Eiree who are qualified for the new the situation. Marine Corps Educational Center \!.antenance Data Analysis MOS now are being submitted to General Krulak. a native of at Quantico. In November 1959, -!chni.:tan (MOS 6382). Headquarters Marine Corps by Denver. Colo.. was commissioned he was promoted to major general N!th the introduction of more their Commands. a second lieutenant in the Marine and assumed command of the \ aircraft maintenance Corps following graduation from Marine Corps Recruit Depot. San the new designator was Marines who hold MOS 8091 the Naval Academy in 1934. Prior Diego. Calif. more accurately define (Aircraft Maintenance Analysis to World War II he served with the In February 1962. General aviation enginerring clerks Technician) as an additional MOS Marine Detachment aboard the Krulak was assigned as Special .ho have data analysis capability must apply for the new skill USS ARIZONA. with the 6th Assistant for Counter Insurgency erd those who have completed designator as a primary MOS by Marines in China. and with the 1st and Special Activities. Joint Staff. nu analysis school. Sept. 1. 1968. Applications will Marine Brigade at Guantanamo Joint Chiefs of Staff. the post he Prerequisites for the new MOS be considered on a one-time basis the outbreak of the only. MOS 8091 is to be Bay. Cuba. At held prior to assuming command terminated. war he was at Quantico. Virginia. of Fleet Marine Force. Pacific. He Grade of sergeant or above. H. with the staff of General Holland LtGen. Victor Krulak was awarded a Gold Star in lieu of Graduate of the Aviation M. Smith. then Commanding Okinawa invasion. and shortly his third award of the Legion of iintenance Data Analysis Servicemen General of Amphibious Forces. thereafter received the Bronze Merit for his outstanding services Class "C". Atlantic Fleet. Star for his contributions in and was promoted to the rank of Now holding a primary MOS Sought For The general. then a major. negotiating the surrender of lieutenant general. -381 (Aviation Engineering completed parachute training in Japanese forces in the Tsing Tao. General Krulak and his wife. Clerk). Police Force 1943 and was transferred to the China area. the former Amy Chandler. have In addition to performuq, [he Civilian Police Recruiting Pacific theater to take command Returning to the U. S. in 1945, three sons: H. ,liation engineering clerk duties. Lieutenant Victor Program has been expanded to of the 2nd Marine Parachute he served first at Quantico. Va., Krulak. Jr.. Navy Chaplain. e AMDA technician "analyzes permit any legally constituted law Battalion at New Caladonia. He and then at Camp Pendleton. Captain William M. Krulak. ,ontrol charts. and programs enforcement agency of a city. was advanced to the rank of Calif.. where he commanded the USMC. and Captain Charles C. maintenance and man-hour county. state or the Federal Lieutenant Colonel in April 1943. 5th Marine Regiment. 1st Marine Krulak. [SMC - rmation to aid the government to request on-base and led his troops into action at Division. In 1949. he was recruiting assistance from Vella Livella in September. A promoted to colonel. IRO Seeks commanders of nearby month later his unit was assigned When the Korean Conflict BrigadeDental in stalla t ions. the task of conducting a began. General Krulak was serving Card Punch The extension of the on-base diversionary landing at Choiseul in Hawaii as Assistant Chief of Leads Drive recruiting privilege is restricted to to cover the Bougainville invasion. Staff. G-3. Fleet Marine Force. Although accused on mans off-duty hours and will be He led his men on a daring Pacific. In this capacity he made occasions of being cruel and Operators coordinated with local week-long attack against numerous trips to the battlefront inhuman sadists towards their commanders. This action by numerically superior enemy and, during the latter part of ;;li exist at the fellow comrades, the 1st Marine Department of the Army, as forces. ..ng hundreds of ' t5I. he remained there as Chief Data Processing Section. Office of Brigade Dental Section proved it Executive Agency for the '.!::-.aertient Engineer. Marine just isn't so. Not content to Department of Defense, was 7 Air Station. Kaneohe Bay merely fill dental cavities with prompted by numerous letters Speed Reading Course - Card Punch Operators. silver, they also demonstrated from police agencies expressing a nb per annum plus 15% compassion towards their accusers desire to benefit from the on-post living allowance. by filling the coffers of goodwill The new Available to K-Bayites recruiting visits. with silver. - _ 7S must have had at least procedures will enable smaller law Reading Tactics. a program us are aware of our nths of appropriate level. Most of At the end of the first week of enforcement agencies to rapidly more commonly referred to as limitations in reading. but few do tkperie7ce. or have completed the 1968 Navy Relief Drive. process qualified applicants and "Speed Reading." may once again about improving it. of business or secretarial anything Brigade Dental. under the improve their efforts to reduce be available at KMCAS. Now, for the third time in 7 junior college. They leadership of their Keyrnan DTI personnel shortages. The recently concluded class. months. the Reading pass the appropriate recent R. A. KINCHELOE. turned in a Previously. on-base recruiting designed to develop and improve Tactics Program. taught by the --d performance tests. 54.50 contribution per man was restricted to selected major reading effectiveness through Hawaii. sted persons should Electronics Institute of according to LiCol. SOPER. the metropolitan police agencies. increased speed and will be offered to all soon as possible at the Ltd. \ ay.\ Relief Activity Chairman. Selection was based on police comprehension. was well received personnel. dependents (includes .-11 Relations Office. officer shortages and population by all participants. Comments teenagers). and civilians. The - c No. 267. density. These law enforcement included. "extremely beneficial:* course is offered at a special rate Voting Manual agencies will continue to have "money spent for the course was of S25 per person. The 24-hour at previously worth it." "I feel 1 definitely was Kindergarten priority installations program will be concluded twice The new Voting allocated to support them. benefited by this course.- weekly on Mondays and Information 1968 Pamphlet The program offering off-base Nineteen of twenty-four Wednesdays for six weeks with is available at the Station Registration recruiting will also continue on a participants successfully each two hour class beginning at Education Office. Persons nation wide basis. This phase of completing the program showed 6:30 p.m Dependi-ig upon rien registrar desiring one may obtain the the program. part of the initial in excess of 100 per cent interest shown. it is anticipated :Jen born in 1963 will pamphlet at Bldg. 267. effort. is designed to take care of improvement. that the program will commence . today and tomorrow applications received by police Today's reading. as we well 13. _ pu School. on May -..:nts should bring birth agencies direct from service know, demands high skills. There Parents who have Junior is more to read now ...ate or some other personnel. naturally HighiBigh School rttalents are Keep Out of date of birth Military personnel are than at anytime in history, urged to enroll them in the course are .,arned to stay 'rations may be authorized discharge from service. consequently there is more to and make it a family event. For K-Bayites .:ed in the school up to 90 days early, provided they beam. Statistics' show the average information and registration. call out of the impact area at the rifle have evidence of an reads range. To prevent serious injury. -. between 9 a.m. and 2 written individual between 200 and 73572 (258-73572. from a public employment offer certified by an 300 words per minute. whidi is phone), by May 10. Enrollment all Station personnel are urged to appropriate police agency official. COTIStliCICti w ZW. a: a:A; k4--zy comply. 4

EDITORIAL

A Plan for Your Pay Raise

Ifs pretty common knowledge that all members of the Armed Forces are due for a pay raise when the new fiscal year starts Ji. I. There have been a number of publications that have prey t: _ the proposed pay tables. so everyone has z pretty good idea how much of a raise they should be getting_ What are you goring to do with your extra money! Have already spent it or are you just going to play et by ear cwt.., month and spend it as you gx.i! Maybe you-re planar - that extra money every month. There are all kends otl stocks. bonds_ scrap metal. soybeans and all of ruiem 1t1..c. made varying amounts of miry in the past_

The big trouble with those investments. howevet_ a takes a pretty good-sited sum to get started_ And 11 als money that you can afford to lose just un Cjit. incorrectly and make the wrong type invest anent ao Ihi7 time_ There is another is pe of investment that takes %es-. started. it gU213111CC.4 a return tgo your Illtfinte3t _ 11. _ Ind it helps the 1. nited States in the process. Of course. we-re talking about tinted States Savings Ei, and Freedom Shares. %lib the 1908 Savings Bond Campaign alrsa6y ...111Ndf:1 111.''11S everyone has the oppontunits to get on the -B, invest hrs.-money for his own future and tot aJ,. country as well_ An investment an S.1% mei. Bonds and Frei J - than past a safe insestenera foe your money _ It .. the future that can MC311 a new 11a.li4.". a new education of a hurvdrxed-and-tnx- .thee thunp t - lamil on the wears ahead_ [Cs also an nocurnent that will help the IL ruitcc, (. F R tete problems that LUX our ..rumen both at ho.rn= really an opportune's for ese7+ - in the of airs of our \Apes

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$46,500 Your own SWIMMING POOL in addition to the many other outstanding features of this exquisitely remodeled three-bedroom, two-bath home. Visit the 7-9 P.M. open house this Sunday, May 5th. Page 8 Windward Marin,. K-Bay Club Scene 0-CLUB night at 9:15 featuring the SUNDAE TONIGH1: BOSSES' NIGHT - so FLAVOUR a quintet specializing in come on in, treat your boss to a few FRIDAY:: Happy Hour goes on the pop standard, Spirituals, Rock and cool ones and then have a delicious new Lanai from 4 to 7 p.m. so come Roll, Blues and Folk. dinner - "chicken and fries in a on out and enjoy your favorite drink at SATURDAY: Bar opens on the basket" - for the low, low price of that our happy hour prices and enjoy Lanai and for those of you who like El . Where else could you get all plenty of those delidious Pupus. your happy hour and feel you need a for so little') TONIGHT: "Danger Route" Tonight our dining room opens at 7 "pick me up" drink for only 25 cents. FRIDAY: Roger Miller tickets have Richard Johnson, Carol I ynley and our chef will feature a Halibut Tonight our dining room opens at 7 been on sale a little more than a week (Spy-Thriller) steak dinner for only $2.25. The p.m. and our chef will feature a and we are already coming to a sell out "Musicians" will be available for your delicious teriyaki steak dinner for so I suggest for all you who haven't Espionage agent has to track down what lies at the end of danger route. dancing and listening pleasure. Bar $2.25. After dinner, stick around and gotten your tickets to come on in now. closes at 1 a.m. dance to the music of the "Little John This is one show you don't want to ..FRIDAY: "Arabesque" The "0" Club will present a special Quartet." Bar closes at I a.m. miss. Happy hour starts the evening Gregory Peck, Sophia Loren floor show this Friday and Saturday SUNDAY: Bar opens at noon on off, beginning at 4 p.m. and going till (Drama) the Lanai, Draft goes for 15 cents per 6. Lots of FREE pupus. Our "Friday Of course you've heard of the designer, Lawrence of Arabesque. glass. So while the kids swim and play Family Special" heads our dining room under the watchful eye of our menu - fish dinner for 75 cents or veal SATURDAY: "Sergeant Ryker" Mokapu News lifeguard, come in and have one of dinner for 85 cents. After a "hard Vera Miles, Lee Marvin Election of officers for the your favorite malt beverages. Then to days" work - come in and relax and (Drama) top off the day, give mother a break enjoy any one of our menu selections. Not a Marine Sgt. But it's a good flick, anyway. 1968-69 school year will be one and treat her to our family night It's a good way to start the weekend. of the highlights at the PTA buffet, on this, her special day. This Later on in the evening we will have SUNDAY: "For A Few Dollars More" meeting May 13, starting at 7:30 delicious meal features prime rib au jus "The Music Men" who will begin Lee Van Cleef, Clint Eastwood p.m., in the School Cafetorium, dinner served with assorted salads and entertaining you at 8:30 p.m. - if you (Action-Adventure) vegetables for only $3.25, children want to dance or just listen, you'll The sidekick to "A Fistful of Dollars" that at the same time is good. Also on the program will be an under 12, $1.65 and for the little ones enjoy this group. had, and ugly. awards presentation to the under 3, no charge. Also for your SATURDAY: The club Opens winners of the National dining pleasure, listen to the wonderful today at It A.M. so come on in and MONDAY: "Showdc.vn" Soujoumers essay contest and a piano music of CFIARLEY TATE. enjoy our new color T.V. Beginning at Kathleen Crowley, Audie Murphy dance demonstration by Ellen Then after dinner, join Charley at the 5 p.m. our dining room will be serving (Western) organ bar for night SING many delicious entrees, featuring Another tumbleweed tale. Reimel. our Sunday ALONG. Today, Mothers' Day, our combination steak and lobster for only Writing on the subject "What Buffet will he served from 4:30 to 8 $3.50. Afika having your dinner, come TUESDAY: "The Vengeance of Fu Manchu" America Means To Me," the 4th, p.m. Reservations appreciated. on in to the ballroom because we have Christopher Lee, Tony Ferrer 5th and 6th graders are competing WEDNESDAY: Happy hour again! a special treat for you - especially you (Melo-Drama) in Old Chew makes his comebick from last week with a glint in his eyes. in the essay contest sponsored by Come on and left a few of your moms and grandmoms - a great group favorite drinks at our special happy called "Sundae Flavour," who will the Soujourners. Two winners will hour prices and enjoy plenty of our come on around 10:30 p.m. Beginning WEDNESDAY: "Clambake" be picked from each grade and famous pupas. (On your way home at 8:30, for your dancing and listening Elvis Presley, Col. F. C. Opeka, Station why not take a pizza with you. pleasure. "The Ambassadors" will be (Musical) commanding officer, will present Remember your family wasn't able to here - ready to play your favorites. enjoy our delicious pupas.) the awards. Believe me - you have a great evening Luncheon Specials of entertainment in store for you. The Playground Project MON: Spaghetti and Meat Sauce; Ice Capade Tickets committee will give a report on TOES: Chicken Heckka: WED: Vege- SUNDAY: HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!!!! Today the club is giving all table Beef Stew. THURS: Teriyaki Tickets for the "Ice Capades" age and younger pay only half the the total amount of contributions. the attention to you moms and Parents were asked contribute Steak; FRI: Halibut Steak. performances at the HIC are now regular price. to On May 31 at 10:45 p.m. the grandmas. We are having a special $2 per child enrolled in Mokapu 0-Club presents the ROGER MILLER Mother's Day Lunch - "Steamboat being offered by Special Services Regular tickets are priceL! toward the purchase of new SHOW, for those of you who have Round" buffet with all the trimmins' at a reduced rate. $2.50, $3.50, $4 and $4.50. for only playgound equipment. The K-Bay tickets. TICKETS MUST. BE PICKED $2.75. This also includes a Adults are entitled to $1 off Eleven nightly performs. UP PRIOR TO 4 p.m., May 30 IN glass of wine and a beautiful orchid. the top three prices and are scheduled from May 2 tt' \I Youth activities Association will ORDER TO RESERVE YOUR SEAT. Mom deserves the best and that's what junior mat ch dollar-for-dollar the for those of you who have reservations sti,'11 get here at the club. members of the family 16 years of 12. amount collected by the PTA. and plan to cancel please do so now as we have mans stands-hr,

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Con LIFE INSURANCE FOR YOU venient Terins LOAN PROTECTION (also available in 14 AT NO COST TO YOU karat gold) ZALE'S Ph. 73 593 IM111111111111111100TOmm Ma' 9, 1968 Windward Marine Page 9 Roger Miller Performance Set For Officer, Staff Club May 31 "King of the Road" Roger and "The Last Word In Lonesome include "The Mike Douglas Miller and Mary Taylor, "Queen Is Me." Show," "Swingin' Country," "Bar of the House," shall be hiiisted at Lyricist, stylist, and singer S Jamboree TV Special," the 0-Club on May 31, 10:45 Mary Taylor, of such songs as "American Swingaround," p.m. with plans to also appear at "Queen of the House," and "Shivaree," "Shindig," and the Staff Club. "Today is Not the Day," has "Music City." Swinging like a pendelum do, appeared at Melodyland, Roger Miller is known for his four Anaheim; Marco Polo, Vancouver, best selling albums, "Dang Me," B.C.; Taylor's Viewpoint, "The Return of Roger Miller," Portland; Mr. Lucky's, Phoenix; "Golden Hits," and "The Third Caravan East, Alburquerque; Time Around," his own television Angelo's, Omaha; Nashville Club, variety show, numerous night club New York City; Catcus Pete's, appearence, besides his many Jackpot, Nevada; The Flame, ( single hits. Minneapolis; The Palladium, HONORARY MEMBER GySgt. Raymond Owen, Staff NCO Club His singles include, "King of Hollywood, just to name a few. treasurer-manager, presents LtGen. Victor H. Krulak, CG, FMFPac, a the Road," "Chug-A-Lug," "Dang Her television appearence plaque making him an honorary member of K-Bay's Staff NCO Club. Me," England Swings," "You The plaque was presented on the behalf of K-Bay's staff NCO's at the Can't Rollerskate In a Buffalo May I luncheon in which General Kru lak was guest speaker. Herd," "Husbands and Wives," "Do-Wacka-Do," "In the Keenen To High light Summertime," "Kansas City Kathy Star," "Atta Boy Girl," "One Dyin' And a Buryin'," "That's the It Always Has Been," Way COMING SOON - Roger Miller will be appearing at the Officers and Folk Singing Show May 3,4 Number Nine," ;"Engine, Engine Staff NCO Clubs Friday, May 31. Folk singing Kathy Keenen is scheduled to appear at the 0-Club at o:15 p.m. on May 3 and 4, and at the E.-Club on May 4 also. Veteran of such events at the 1967 Three Rivers Art Festival, Kathy Keenen owes her musical senses to her hometown, steel -town, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. Singing on campuses of colleges throughout the eastern United States and Pittsburg entertainment spots, she strives to offer her listeners a "glimpse into past life-ways through her large and varied repertoire." Her ethnic songs include Elizabethan and Irish ballads, \egro Spirituals, 19th Century :owbov songs, and many more. Save 450 CourseOffered and buy your By Red Cross Junior and Senior Lifesaving urses are being offered by the kmerican Red Cross at the :ation pool. Monday. May 13. Datsun in Kailua To enroll in the Junior ..liesaving Course, an applicant 7.1ust he 12 years old or in the ,:venth grade. To enroll in the xmor Lifesaving Course. one lust he 16 years old or in the seventh grade. Free of charge, the courses will -iimmence at 4 p.m. next M^nday, staffed by qualified voti.oteer American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors. Interested parties should register by contacting the Red 4541,04-2- Cross Field Directors' Office, (from $1995) -2t)t), it 73575 Briefing The Big City showroom is a glittering The drive to the big city can be very Set place to be sure but your local Datsun stimulating if you don't mind using up May through August of each place has exactly the same prices, 30 miles or so of gasoline but if it's all year is customarily the time when a selection of every model Datsun the same to you, why not test drive the largest number personnel - of transfers occur. and a complete service center. your Big D down a quiet country road In order to provide better and save yourself the money. *nice and to appraise personnel being rotated of the current situation regarding personal transportation and privately Owned vehicles, a series of three identical briefings have been KAILUA DATSUN a division scheduled. of Von Hamm.Young Mercantile Inc. 789 Kailua Road Phone 261 -0891 Briefings will be conducted at the Submarine Base Theatre at 9 OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. 8 'TIL 8:30; SATURDAY 'TIL 5:30 inlay o and 14. 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NEW PETTY OFFICERS - Back row, left to right are; J.F. Chase D.P. Smith, E.B. Jackson, R.G. Ragsdale, W.O. Davis, E.A. Hrup, and R Roberts; front two from left to right are; M. Boers, T.R. Cowin, .F_ Mitcham, S.M. Lemoine, G.L. Von berake, B.E. Piontkowski, and T.J. Anderson. MERITORIOUS MASTS -- GySgt. Alan W. Bradbury, Sgt. a E. Elkins and Cpl. C. K. Hofemaun, all of 1st Radio, received meritorious masts from Col. Opeka, April 30.

SERVICE REWARDED - The Sikorsky Winged "S" for Sea anti Rescue achievement was presented to pilots and crewmen. Recer NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL the left to right, Sgt. T. A. Shanks, SSgt. illaster Sergeant Robert E. award were, front row, SSgt. R. E. Neal, SSgt. E. J. Cpl. M. E. Kahl, Roberts was awarded the Navy Tench Jr., Martin and PROMOTIONS Personnel from Rear Echelon, 1/27, with their pre- Achievement Medal by Lieutenant - back row, Capt. W. L. O'Connor, WO J. S. Chastain, Capt. J sent ranks,

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Story By Sgt. Greg Crawford of 10 or more for either a in the rodeo at Schofield Barracks breakfast ride from 5 to 7 a.m., or May 5. The Special Services Riding one under the moon and stars. The Stables are open ,hies. situated at the base of the Each includes a cookout to add Wednesday thru Friday from I :30 .3pau Crater over-looking Fort even more of a western flavor to until 6:30 p.m.; on Saturdays e Beach, is the place for the your saddle slappin' outing. they open at 8 a.m. and Sundays :ek-end cowboy to lose himself. Regular trail rides are 75 cents at 9 a.m. On Mondays and an hour but it's wise to order your Tuesdays the horses and their Dapples and grays, buckskins horse early as they're usually grooms take a break. o bays. take your pick, the booked solid on week-ends. English riding lessons are given dhles boast 20 geldings and Sergeant Roger W. Samuels, by Mrs. Ruth Challcombe from ,res from which to choose your Stables NCOIC, recommends that 1:30 to 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, I ant. you reserve your steed on Thursday and Friday. Changing To the wandering cowpoke Wednesday, if you want him on a saddles, Max Smith gives western desires are outside of the Saturday, and if you plan to go style lessons on Saturday Is area there are two basic riding on a Sunday call Thursday. afternoons and all day Sunday. t . rides available, one along the For those who like to watch Samuels also rides .ich and the other a mountain in the horse shows, the K-Bay Stables different ad along the Crater. Special trail rodeos around the state. will be sponsoring one May 24 ENGLISH RIDING FORM - Mrs. Ruth Challcombe standing des can he arranged for groups and he will be representing K-Bay and 25. coaches her riding class in proper posture. 111111111111011111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M111111111111111111111 Mr. Lucky'si

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League Baseball were most1N standing in Little League play. In other little League action, one-sided contests, as the Dodger: Cop The win marked the fifth the Phillies shutout the Athletics, H &MS -24 Golfers thumped the Giants, 13-1; the straight for the fast-paced Twins 3-0, while the Tigers smashed the Yankees sinking the Indians. 13-9 in as many contests, pushing them Yankees, 22-10. In play May 3, and the Twins clobbering th- a game ahead the Phillies. 36-Hole IM Tourney of the Athletics dropped the Pirates, Phillies, 17-6. In the Minor Division, the tied after the regulation A 36-hole, 578 net total golfers Tigers moved up to take first 159 scores. brought victory to four 36-holes of play with place in the juggling standings Pagay fired a Headquarters and Maintenance In the playoff, with two straight victories last Squadron-24 golfers in the Station two-over par 74 gross against KAILUA TAVERN, week. The first was a 22-10 430 KUULEI ROAD PHONE: 262-5415 Intramural Golf Championship Day's 82. Major Division ended April 30. Dancing which Operations followed third in Team Won LostLB The winning foursome of Fri. & Sat. To the team standings, finishing two Twins 5 0 - Kalei Aloha Serenaders Charles Simpson, Norman Day, 4 I 1 strokes above Medical with a 584. Phillies 9::50 to Closing GUITAR BAR R.on thru Thurs Jim Pagay and Herman Smith 3 2 2 Fourth place laurels were taken Athletics 8::50 to 1:00 an 82 net average in the Pirates 2 3 3 fired by the ll &S Brigade foursome .Sunday Jarn Session Hours Weekdays 10:00 to 1:00 two-day tournament to cop the Braves I 4 4 with a 590-stroke total. Fri & Sat 10:00 to 2:00 and honors, besting second Senators 0 5 5 3:00 to 7:00 trophy Sun 12:00 to 1:00 place Medical by four strokes. In individual play, Claude Minor Division Simpson was H&MS-24's low Mondoux, Medical, grabbed low Team Won Lost GB golfer in the tourney, finishing net laurels in the Championship Tigers 4 I - with a 138.net, followed by Day Flight with a 142. Richard Garry, Dodgers 3 2 I Yankees with 143. Smith carded a MACS-2, fired a two under par, 3 2 I Indians 3 2 1 two-round 148 for the match, 140, to place atop the field in Cardinals 2 3 1 with Pagay following one stroke "A" Flight. A blazing 138 finish Giants 0 5 5 behind at 149. by Charles Simpson, H&MS-24, Jim Pagay captured the earned him the title in "B" Flight VYDDLOZ 49Pae441. tournament's individual honors as competition. A playoff between FOR YOUR the course low two saw Wilson emerged the he wrapped up the BOWLING LEAGUES gross championship following a winner with a 91 gross total, while playoff with Norman Day, as both Moran carded 107. 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Box 2881 Honolulu, Hawaii IEnchanted Lakes Professional Iiiciy.262-734 help elect a slate of officers for, Hawaii (*ROA 262-7774 Honolulu. ?hone: 946-2161 9 the club. \ij\ *1968 Windward Marine Page 13 Outstanding Marine Athlete In 12th Annual Quantico Relays Bill Clark, of the Quantico then came back late Saturday to won the featured Butler Memorial Marines, was named the run away from the field in mile run and Ery Hall took the outstanding male athIcte 'of the 29:55.2 in the 10,000 meter run. 120-yard high hurdles. 12th Annual Quantico Relays and also a Quantico Relays record. Byron Dyce ran a 1:47.6 Willye Whyte of the Mayor Daley Miss Whyte was given the anchor leg in the collegiate Youth Foundation was the award on the basis of her 19'-8 two-mile relay to give N.Y.U. its Outstanding Female Athlete. 3/4" broad jump, and a 10.9 second distance-relays upset over Clark, runnerup in the Boston 100-yard dash performance. She Villanova in two days. Villanova Marathon on April 1), set a new won the broad jump and was anchorman Ian Hamilton faded Relays record for the 5,000-meter second to Wyomia Tyus in the badly at the end and the Wildcats run on Friday with a 14:16.8 and 100. finished fifth. Dyce had to do it It was both the rust time the practically by himself as he award has been given and the first started off his anchor leg with Shaw, Haynie time that the women's broad four men ahead of him. Only jump was on the schedule of Steve Hickey of Georgetown was Place Among events. able to stay with Dyce as he raced During the two days, of the past the field on the final turn. At Relays, 13 records were broken the tape, N.Y.U. was two-tenths Top Keglers and two more tied. of a second ahead of Georgetown. N.Y.U. and Maryland State N.Y.U.'s time of 7:27.0 was Two K-Bay keglers who rolled stole some of Villanova's thunder three-tenths off the Relays record FIRST AGAIN - First Lieutenant Bill Clark of the Quantico Marines, in Hawaiian Armed Services in relays events Saturday as of 7:26.7 set by St. John's in who was named Outstanding Male Athlete of the 12th Annual Quantico Athletic Council competition have N.Y.U. won the two-mile relay 1965. Besides Dyce, Georgetown's Relays, crosses the finish line first in the 10,000 meter run to set a new landed positions on the Fleet and Maryland State and Villanova Bob Zieminski (1:49.6) and Relays record in that event of 29:55.2. The previous record was Marine Force, Pacific, team. ran a rare dead heat in the Hickey (1:50-flat) turned 30:01.2. He also set a new track record in the 5,000 meter run on Jim Shaw and Pat Haynie sprint-medley relay. Villanova still excellant legs as they brought the Friday with a time of 14:19.8. The previous record in that event was placed fifth and sixth respectively scored heavily as Dave Patrick Hoyas from far off the early pace. 14:14.8. out of 12 Marine bowlers in the Hawaiian lnterservice competition. Shaw tumbled the wood for 3,308 pins for a 184 average and had a single game high of 246. Haynie followed three pins behind in average, rolling an SINGLE 18-game series of 3,255 for a 181 doix_siotava average. His high game was 214. FMF, Pacific have submitted the names of the six bowlers on a letter basis, with the top bowlers SET in the Corps rolling in THIS IS THE PLACE Inter-service play at Keesler AFB, Mississippi, May 20-23. Go Where The Action Is Sports Shorts TO BRING Water System Single Set in Hawaii means 20,000 young adults Construction of the automatic on the go, just for the fun of it. sprinkler system at the K-Bay YOUR TIRED V.W. Why not join them Celebrate the fact that Single .Golf Course began last Monday, SPEED CENTER HAWAII IS NOW THE HOME OF Set has finally arrived. with the front nine holes being THE "SUPER BUG HOUSE"! THIS IS THE FINEST closed down to golfers for VOLKSWAGON SPECIALTY SHOP IN HAWAII. Celebration parties are held at the city's favorite approximately two weeks. The new watering system is spots with fast and slow sounds from two and FROM A COMPLETE REBUILD, TUNE-UP, OR ALL unique in that all the three great bands, that provide lots of action. The OUT "EMPI" EQUIPPED CUSTOM RACER, ALL V.VJ. main attraction, however, is always the funloving greenskeepers do is set the clocks WORK IS THE FINEST AVAILABLE 'Single Set" crowd. anywhere from 0-60 minutes and the rest; the system takes forget WE'LL INSTALL A "LOANER- ENGINE IN YOUR care of itself. Membership in Single Set and attendance at our BUG WHILE WE REBUILD YOUR TIRED OLD functions are open to everyone with these three Construction of the $100,000 watering system is expected to ENGINE. YOU CAN STILL HAVE YOUR LIL' qualifications: single, between 20 and 35 years of last for a period of three months, BETTLE WHILE WE RESTORE THE PEP ANC age, and imbued with the spirit of Single Set. depending no major problems are POWER YOU NEED! CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT Aloha and Friday T.G.I.F. faced. One major factor facing the TODAY! Welcome aboard. Come and see if the "SS" workers are coral formations. ALSO IN STOCK crowd really has more fun!! The availability of nine holes ALL 'EMPI' for play might constitute daily tee SPEED & CUSTOM. ACCESSORIES Celebrate "Aloha Friday" Thls times. WOOD DASH KITS & WHEELS function is to be held at the Reef Towers. Dress is FORD & CHEVY ILH Star WHEEL ADAPTERS casual, starts at 8:00. All attorneys and EMPI BIG CARB INTAKES stewardesses admitted free. Jerry Foley, a dependent EXTRACTOR EXHAUSTS aboard K-Bay who blasts the CHROME GOODIES ANTI-SWAY BARS horsehide for St. Louis High ALL FRIDAY PARTIES *1 CUSTOM GUAGES School, has been named the Al? S1.50 members second team's first baseman in the EINPI PLUS THE LARGEST S2.00 Non-members Honolulu Advertiser's 1968 STOCK OF SPEED & All-Star Baseball Team for the CUSTOM PARTS FOR Interscholastic League of ALL CARS IN HAMAN. Honolulu. The St. Louis senior previously NOW! 100% FINANCING AVAILABLE! played ball last summer aboard Station in the Senior Division Sit Set League. HAWAII'S LARGEST Jerry is the son of 1st 1387 Queen Emma St. Lieutenant and Mrs. J. R. Foley Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 who reside aboard Station. & MOST COMPLETE SPEED 24-Hour Party Hot Line Sports Car Club For Information Anytime & CUSTOM SHOP Call Anyone interested in joining a Sports Car Club, American and speed center hawaii 587-742 Foreign, please contact Cpl. Darrow, 72680, 262-6654 or Cpl. Call 895 -90 Simonson, 72240, 261-1078. 970-A Ahua St. Page 14' Windtvaid kllitihe Classified Advertising Classified Ads FOR SALE My BEWARE - Strong Drinks at Buzz's 1967 VOLKSWAGEN , purchased new MATURE, RELIABLE BABYSITTER Rates LADIES' GOLF CLUBS and bag, 3. Steak House. Recommend caution. Ph. last October, red with black interior, WANTED For Evenings, Some Days, Phone Classified advertisement woods, 7 irons, excellent condition. 363-4055. - back up liter, windshield washers, radio 254-2846 $30, Anytime, 254-4850. Minimum is $1.00 for three KALAHEO HILLSIDE near Marine and safety package, still smells like NOTICE lines of type; additional lines base, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large new, book is $1800, asking $1700; NAVY CHAPLIN deploying 1966 AUSTIN HEALY sprite British to covered lanai with lovely view; 2 car 1964 BARRACUDA, one owner, $.30 each. Such paid ads must racing green, excellent condition, Mid-Pac July and August, wife carport with storage and laundry white, 46,000 miles, V-8 heater and be submitted to World Wide $1450, DWH 73674. and children wish rooms, near schools, leasehold; assume defroster, new brakes throughout, to exchange Publishing, Kailua Branch Of- house 51/4 FHA mortgage.' DWII 867-401, recently tuned, new exhaust system in San Diego for house cm- 1954 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE, fice, at 261-1718, sole agent for AWH 254-3910, mid-July occupancy. and new Delco energized battery, Oahu, LCdr. Lyle Baird, automatic trans, radio, heater, pwr. 3861 Windward Marine advertising. excellent body, no dents, minimum steering, good tires, runs good, '68 tags Milikin, San Diego, 92122, DWH 1964 MGB for sale, new top, rust, book is $1100-1400. Asking See form below for free just $100, DWH 444-513, AWH 235-1893. and inspection sticker, practically new tires, excellent $1250, DWH 39263, AWH 258-72587. classified ad information. 442-107, AWH 261-5423. amdition, $1545, DWH 72957, AWH SHARPENING SERVICE SHOP 254-4817. 1962 FORD GALAXIE CONVERTIBLE, light blue, lot of new Saws - Scissors - Pinking Shears - FOUND - The Original Steak and parts and in good condition, portable Lawn Mowers. Anything dull in you! Lobster House (Buzz's) 413 Kawailoa stereo, very cheap, Anytime 254-2167. life? Take it to the Sharpening Shop. Road Pb. 262-4055. 129 A Helcili St., Kailua, Ph. 261-5993. KENMORE WASHER AND DRYER, MINOLTA IEEE, minature camera, Your Authorized both can be had for $150, dirt cheap, TINNY FISHER'S 11, built in light metier, guaranteed, DWH 73188, AWH 254-2279. $30; FILM EDITOR, 8 MM Cine, Used Furniture, Antiques, Misc. BABY CRIB and Mattress, good $10.50; MEN'S BOWLING BALL, 16 "We Buy and Sell." Store Hours: condition, mattress used only three lbs. with bag, $12; WOMEN'S months, $20, DWH 71058, AWH 9-4:30, Friday to 6 p.m., Open BALL, 14 lbs. with bag, BOWLING 254-2427. Sundays. Corner of Kam Highway VOLKSWAGEN $10, Anytime 261-6820. HAPPINESS IS BUZZ'S ORIGINAL i& Huawaina Place 45-532 Karr STEAK HOUSE at 413 Kawailoa Road $4.50; !Highway Phone: 235-2698 IRON steam and dry, Ph. 262-4055. COMBINATION CAN OPENER, electric, scissor and knife sharpener. Dealer and bottle opener, $4.50; DOUBLI. 11N AUTOMOBILE MATTRESS, $15; BUNK BEDS. 4 INSURANCE complete, $50; HAND MOWER, $15: 000000000000000000000000'010C POWER MOWER, $20, DWH 72280. 254-2142. STATESIDE-OVERSEAS REPAIRS Officers. and NCO's eligible GREAT STEAKS NEED EATING ar Buzz's Original Steak House Ph. ALTERNATIONS Monthly Payments 262-4055. ADDITIONS FREE ESTIMATES Stonewall Agency 1960 TR-3 RED ROADSTER, vers 137 Hekili Street Windward good condition, $595, DWH 72453. SEWER CONNECTIONS Kailua, Hawaii 96734 AWH 261.6082. 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