6IA3IVE CORPS. HISTORICAL In Preparation For 'Alligator Hide' 1-'-1967 DO 1/27 Sets For Assault On MolokiiirCip Pendleton D-Day is Wednesday, when haku Beach, on the Western tip of lery battery. Additional Navy units taking the 1st Battalion, 27th Marines the island. Following several defeats, the part in the Battalion LEX 1-67 hit the beach at Molokai. The Captain G.W. Rahn', USN, armed forces of Molokai are de- are detachments from Tactical Commander, Amphibious Squad- moralized and the leader of the Air Control Squadron 11, Under- ron THREE, has been designated Island government has appealed water Demolition Team 12 and Corn nander, Amphibious Task to the United States for as- Naval Beach Group 1. Force, and Lieutenant Colonel si stance. Tuesday has been designated E.A. Wilcox, 1/27 CO, will com- In response, Commander, as rehearsal day with the actual mand the Marine Landing Force. Amphibious Forces, Pacific, and landing taking place the next day. The troop exercise coordinator Battalion Landing Team 1/27, are Arriving in six waves, the Ma- will be Colonel D.H. Stapp, 1st conducting landing operations rines will spend that day taking Marine Brigade CO. which will result inthe stabiliza- the two guerrilla-held positions. The basic problem involves tion of the situation and return On the morning of April 6, a a guerrilla force operating on of lost territory to the control of withdrawal exercise will be held Molokai. Since 1964, the in- Molokai. and the unit will depart, arriving surgents have taken control of The Marine infantry unit will back at April 8. two of their objectives and have board Ship USS To add realism to the maneuv- now built up their strength to George Clymer, Landing Ship ers, 1st Anglico will act as ag- two infantry battalions, a triple Dock USS Belle Grove, and Land - gressors after parachuting into A battalion, one motor trans- ing Ship Tank USS Wexford County the area, VMF-212 will provide port company and a field artil- on Sunday at Pearl Harbor. close air support.

PRACTICE RUN - Members of 1 /27 make a "dry" run during net training in preparation for an amphibious landing exercise on Molokai Wednes- day. three-day amphibious landing exercise, spearheaded by the units from Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station, is aimed at Papo- Volume 16 No. 12 Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, March 31, 1967 Military Pay Hike Greater Than Civil Service Raise Military personnel will most ante Act housing money which likely receive about a one-sixth goes to low-ranking enlisted men. higher pay percentage increase A short-service E-4, for ex- than civilian government work- ample, with two dependents now ers, as was reported in Navy gets $83.10. The raise would Times. In a last-minute switch, bring him $90.58 monthly. To Defense Department has decided this is added $40 from his basic to go along with the "Rivers for- pay for the "Q" allotment. mula" for a pay raise this year. The pay raise computation is In other words, a 3.6 per based on the insistence by Chair- cent raise for civilians would man L. Mendel Rivers of the bring a 4.2 percent increase in Housed Armed Services Com- basic pay for the military. The mittee that not only basic pay, raise to be recommended is in but quarters, subsistence and the that general area and Congress tax advantage on those allow- could even raise it more. ances be considered when com- In addition, Defense is ex- paring military pay to civilian pected to ask for a nine-percent pay. CHANGE OF COMMAND - LtCol. I. L. Morgan (r)receives congratulations increase from LtCol. C. M. Wallace, outgoing VMF-212 CO. LtCol. Morgan officially in Dependents Assist- Roughly, basic pay amounts to takes command today at 2:30 p.m. ceremonies. two thirds of total pay, according Recoiless Rifles to the Rivers formula. But De- fense is cranking the last com- LtCol. Ira Morgan Assumes muted ration raise, the DAA hike Used In Exercise and its bill to allow bachelors Headquarters and Service Duty As New VMF-212 CO to draw dislocation allowances. During ceremonies today, ficer. Company's recoiless rifle pla- The Defense recommenda- toon started a three-day live fire Lieutenant Colonel Ira L. Morgan Lieutenant Colonel Wallace is exercise tion was expected to go to the takes command of Marine All- bound for duty in the Western at a Schofield training White House very shortly and area Tuesday morning, March 21. Weather Fighter Squadron 212 at Pacific. the President is obligated by law xMCAS, replacing Lt Col. C.M. Commencing on VMF-212's use The company of 1st Battalion, to report the recommendation to 27th Marines, Wallace. of F8 Crusader jets, LtCol. Mor- fired at stationary Congress by today. and moving targets in maneuvers The new commanding officer gan says, "The F8 is one of the designed to familiarize the men served during the early fifties most versatile jets to be de- with all phases of the operation Six Month Policy as a ground officer in prior veloped, as has been proven in of the post-World War II weapon. to receiving his pilot's wings in Vietnam. Capable of carrying out A relatively new platoon, H&S Branded 'Untrue' August, 1954. any type of mission by using it's Company's recoiless rifle unit According to Navy Times, the After duty with an El Toro- high speed, excellent maneuver- was organized in late 1966 and Marine Corps has branded an based fighter squadron and duty ability and four 20mm cannons, has been holding similar exer- "untrue" newspaper report that in the aircraft-carrier USS Wasp, the aircraft is equally at home in cises every three months. The it has a policy ofreturning men he was a jet instructor in an ad- a dog-fight or conducting close purpose of a recoiless rifle pla- to Vietnam after six months in vanced training unit until 1959. air support. I am very pleased toon: is to support weapons of an the states. Actually, said a He flew in an F8 Crusader squad- that I have been selected to head infantry battalion. spokesman, the Corps' policy is ron at Beaufort, S.C., and then such a fine organization." The 11-foot-long weapon, to keep Vietnam returnees in took over as Operations Officer A native of Oxford, Miss., technically classed as a rifle, is the states for at least two years with an air detachment in Norfolk. LtCol. Morgan graduated from being used quite extensively in "when possible." Va. the University of Mississippi in Vietnam against fortified posi- To be more specific, said the While assigned as officer-in- 1950 with a B.A. in History. He tions, assault troops, personnel Corps: "A man will not be sent charge of the Aircraft Readiness was commissioned in June, 1950, vehicles and Viet Cong supply back to Vietnam. for a second tour Section in the office of the Chief completing the Platoon Leaders boats. until all personnel of his rank of Naval Operations in August of Class officers' training program. With its firepower and mo- and military occupational spe- last year, LtCol. Morgan re- Colonel Morgan, his wife Su- bility, the 106mm recoiless rifle cialty that are available are sent ceived orders to the 1st Marine sanne, and their children, Ira is effective on hit-and-run for a first tour." Brigade, where he was assigned III, 9, Martha, 7, and William, attacks. (See Two Yats Stateside, Page 3) as Brigade Special Projects Of- 5, live on base. 2 Windward Marine March 31, 1967 Editorial Legal Insurance Most people have insurance of one type or another. There's life, automobile, fire, health and mortgage insurance - many different types covering just about anything you can imagine. But for those of us in the military, there is another kind of policy and we don't pay annual By Chaplain Brown ample, Jacob means all of Jacob's insurance. There's ao written believed premiums, but it is there just the same. Some ancient peoples land, cattle, sheep and goats as that a child was not fully bornun- and wife, It can be called legal insurance and it is offered daily by well as his children til he was named. They believed One of the most significant that a name not only identified, passages in the entire Bible (Ex. but made "real" a person or 3:13-22) is when God revealS thing, and the qualities a person his name to Moses. Whenever you or thing had were in some way know a person's name you have reflected in, or determined by, some power over him. You can the name. say things about him which can But by the same token a name influence other people. limits its owner. Because he is To the patriarchs God was "John" he is, therefore, not "El Shaddai" which means "the "Jim". For the adult in the God of the mountain." Somewhat ancient world, the name signi- later God was known as "El- fies the whole of the man's Bethel" which means he is "The property and family. For ex- God of the shrine at Bethel." ,Circular In Moses' conversation with legal assistance officers the world over. K-Bay, God, God said "I am who I am". This insurance comes in the form of qualified, professional This means that God is not lim- advice to help you understand wills, mortgages, sales contracts, ited to a place or a circumstance. powers of attorney, tax problems - the whole range of civil legal Unlike "John" who is not "Jim," matters that might give you trouble or raise questions in your God is unlimited and able to touch mind. 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DWH 72671 sacred anthems, songs from or- after), .ises from SouthernCali- So read it! AWH 253-560 dinary people, excerpts from the fornia airstrip, dip his wings in music the of stage and screen, and tribute to the USO and the heritage of music. Inter- Pentagon brass and flies west. spersed among these groups will What he brings to the GI's in thec4__ be one or two piano numbers and Vietnam, and way sta- Allard a trumpet trio ,vith a fast-paced tions never would be in Santa's Col. A.M. Moran number. sleigh. . .0ne-of-a-kind presents like Janis Paige, Anita Bryant, Commending Officer, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii Kay Stevens, Joey Heatherton and LtCol. R.W. Cline I Carroll Baker (that's five. . . Executive Officer Menu 10DAY other names furnished on re- Copt. A.J. SCaran Informational Services Officer Fried Fish Fried Chicken quest, with purchase price of the Cpl. J.R. Ardito Editor SATURDAY book). Five of the lovies on any Sgt. R. K. Wilson Sports Editor Brunch Roast Turkey one trip is a quota. Sgt. R.C. Koyton Photographer SUNDAY Brunch Roast Turkey Some excerpt from the book! THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY AND FOR THE PERSONNEL OF U.S. MARINE COR PS AIR STAT ION, KANEOHE RAY. PRINTED BY WINDWARD PUBLISH- MONDAY "You say the word 'Marine', in Baked Beef Loaf ING CO, INC. KAILUA, HAWAII, THE WINDWARL, MARINE IS PUBLISHED WITH NON-AP - Pot Roast front of an Air Force or Army PR OPIA TED FUNDS AND CONFORMS WITH PROVISIONS OF MARINE CORPS ORDER TUESDAY P5100.31 VIEWS AND OPINIONS EX PRESSED ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE audience, and you're lucky if you E I Rancho Stew Pork Chops MARINE CORPS. THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PR ONULGARED FOR INFORMATIONAL PUR don't get shelled on stage. That's POSES ONLY, AND IN NO WAY IS DIRECTIVE IN NATURE. THE WINDWARD MARINE IS A WEDNESDAY the true meaning of esprit de MEMBER OF THE SERVICES OF THE ARMED FORCES NEWS BUREAU. Baked Lasagna Grilled Steak NO PAID ADVERTISING MAY BE ACCEPTED. THE INFORMATION SECTION AND WIND corps. . .it means hate all the WARD MARINE ARE IN BUILDING 221. THURSDAY others.'" Fried Flounder Roost Beef March 31, 1967 Win& ward Marine 3 Appearance Improves At il-Bay H & MS Celebrates Birthday Tomorrow Through Work Of Range NCOIC First Marine Brigade's sup- leave monuments porting helicopter squadron, Some men concrete roads, walk-ways and Headquarters and Maintenance behind; others leave endowment drive-ways and a grassy firing Squadron, Kaneohe Marine Corps funds. But when Master Sergeant area. Identification signs were Air Station, celebrates its first John H. Lynch returns to the added by Lynch as well as safety anniversary tomorrow. Mainland this month, his mark walls around several of the The unit was activated last will remain on this Air Station's ranges. year to provide maintenance and topography and architecture. repair, helicopter assistance and When he arrived to take over Besides rifle range improve- jet pilot proficiency training for K-Bay's rifle range three years ments, the sergeant worked mwe the 1st Marine Brigade. than a month remodeling the ball- A large repair shop, two tac- room at the Enlisted Men's Club tical and one VIP helicopter and and installing flower-box parti- a jet trainer are maintained for tions. fulfilling their mission. The squadron, with more than At the Staff NCO Club, Lynch 100 members, is commanded by headed a two-and-a-half month You probably recognize this dashing Lieutenant Colonel L.F. Blass. project including a stone water- young tech sergeant a- bove. Place was Pavuvu in the fall, partition and bandstand. Russell 13...inds, 1943. Copy Deadline For his work there, the Staff Club and organization an- NCO Advisory Group gave him a First to guess MSgt. Hank nouncements and activities are letter of appreciation. Lorenz for last week's Whozit due at the Windward Marine office was SStt. Bob Vandeventer of by noon Friday prior to publica- In February, Lynch was aw- Station Personnel. tion date. arded a meritorious mast by Colonel A.M. Moran, Station CO, praising him for the excellent New War Time Benefits Passed; job on the rifle range. The Air Station will lose one GI Bill Subsistence Rates Hiked DEPARTING - Master Sergeant John of it's most industrious and bene- The House has unanimously a chance to qualify for college. H. Lynch departs K-Bay this week, ficial members when Lynch voted to boost GI Bill subsis- They would draw full GI Bill leaving behind many improvements departs for the 2nd Marine Di- tence rates and extend full war benefits during this period with- he made at the rifle range, Enlisted vision at Camp Lejeune, N.C. time veterans bendfits to men who out it being charged against their and Staff NCO Club. His replacement is Gunnery Ser- have served on active duty since GI Bill entitlement. geant L.G. Peterson. the Aug. 4, 1964, Bay of Tonkin ago, the only visible hint that it incidents, as reported in Navy was a shooting area were the Second Lieutenant Millard F. Times. Helicopter Pilot Saves targets sticking above the tall Matthews, officer-in-charge of The House passed the big grass and weeds. the range, commented on Lynch legislative package as an amend- 'Copter In Fire Mishap He began changing the barren saying, "He has constantly striv- ment to S-16, a bill already For averting a possible heli- place into an attractive establish- ed to serve everyone who comes passed by the Senate putting Viet- copter loss, Corporal Terry L. ment with small white fences, out to use the range, either during nam service for veterans' bene- Prentice, H&MS, was awarded a instruction on the combat range fits purposes on a par with certificate of commendation Two Years Stateside or to re-qualify." service during World War II and March 28. (Continued From Page 1) Korea. On a routine inter-island A native of Boston, Lynch The measure now returns to flight March 6, the chopper was However, there is a six-month started working in spare time the Senate for its approval of forced to make an emergency clause which could be construed for his yacht-building father at the House am e n dments and landing on Lanai due to electrical as the minimum time that a the age of six, learning skills he changes. Marine would be given in the now uses in pursuing his hobby Meanwhile the veterans' af- states before heading back to of carpentry. fairs subcommittee of the Senate Vietnam. It worked this way: Labor and Public Welfare Com- (This happened during the big After joining the Marines in mittee, has launched hearings to build-up in the summer and fall November, 1948, Lynch went extend on-the-job, on-the-farm of 1965 but is most unlikely to through basic training and, after and pilot training to the GI Bill happen today, said an official.) a short tour with the 1st Marine rolls. If a man has been back less Division at Camp Pendleton, While opposed by the Ad- than six months and is attached Calif., found himself with the ministration, the legislation to a unit that is suddenly alerted 1st Marine Brigade at the "frozen could be included as a further to go to Vietnam, he will be Chosin" in Korea. amendment to S-16 when the transferred out of the unit. But Senate Finance Committee re- if has heen back more than six Returning to his boot camp, considers the legislation or on months, he could be sent over Parris Island, S.C., this time the Senate floor itself. with the unit. This could have Lynch was there two years in the Action on another phase of led some to believe that the capacity of drill instructor. He the President's veterans re- CHECK - Corporal Terry L. Prentice, policy was for only a six-month also was with the 2nd Reconnais- quest - to raise Servicemen's crew chief, H&MS, checks his heli- breather in between Vietnam sance Battalion at Camp Lejeune, Group Life Insurance (SGLI) cov- copter prior to take-off. Prentice was tours for Marines. Naval Ordnance Plant, Macon, erage from the present maximum awarded a Certificate of Commenda- Then, too, there have been - Ga., and 29th Infantry Company, of $10,000 to between $12,000 tion Tuesday for his actions earlier and there will continue to be - USMCR, Buffalo, N.Y. and $30,000 - appears to be some month which possibly saved those whose skills are in such time away. his 'copter. short supply that it has been He and his wife Lee have three necessary to send them back for children -- Mark, 6, Daniel, 4 The House approved a re- system failure and weather con- a second Vietnam tour before they and Randell, 2. commendation of its Veterans ditions. On the ground, crew got in the normal 24 months Affairs Committee to increase chief Prentice discovered a fire stateside duty. Credit Union Closes GI Bill education rates by $25 in the invertor compartment and These instances, though, are to $30 monthly. This would bring immediately gave the signal to K-Boy Credit Union will be the rate schedule to $130 month- becoming less frequent, Corps closed today to allow a change- shut down. ly single veterans and serv- officials state, as the Corps ern- over to a new electronic account- for "Without regard for his per- tinues to eliminate its shortages. ing system which will provide icemen, to $155 monthly for mar- sonai safety," the certificate and to $175 In a February inter-dew w.th the quarterlyy and annual state- ried veterans, said, "Cpl. Prentice began fight- at the January with more Navy 'limes, Gen. Wallace M. ments discussed monthly for veterans ing the fire with an extinguisher. Greene meeting. than one dependent. The present His quick thinking, immediate Jr., Commandant, out- announced the fol- lined the 24-month policy and Officials rate scheclale is $100, $125 and action and personal brav,ry pre- lowing change of hours: Monday- $150. said: "We will continue our ef- Wednesday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., vented possible complete des- forts along these lines until we Thursday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., The House also approved le- truction of the helicopter and reach the objective of at least and Friday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The gislation to give non-high school possible injury to the pilots." two years in the U.S. between Credit Union will be closed Sat- graduates and high school grad- Colonel D.H. Stapp, Com- overseas tours for every Marine urdays, Sundays and legal holi- uates who need additional secon- manding Officer, 1st Marine Bri- in every MOS." days. dary or refresher training both gade, made the presentation. 4 Windward Marine March 31, 1967

Nomura conducts an interesting, close to 100,000 gallons is con- informative tour. Any sampling is sumed in the Islands. Mainland in the interests of science and use is increasing, however, es- during the pre-holiday The workshop fact-finding. pecially First stage...rice polishing Takara - Masamune sake fall months when about 65 percent Old Far East sake sippers starts with - would you believe - of the sake is shipped. Mr. No- er, cheaper chemical brewing, may be surprised to learn that imported rice. About mura credits the jump in business Diamond is a blend of natural the only sake plant in the United 4000 pounds is used to produce to the Korean war and more Am- processing and gives a better States is situated just over the a 950-1000-gallon batch. ericans traveling in the Far East. taste and aroma. Annual output Pali and off the highway on Booth After polishing, washing, Also, their only competitor here of Shoyu even exceeds that of Road. soaking and steaming, the rice is folded last year. Another impetus sake. And by connoissieurs the local mixed with yeast culture and al- has been publicity and the pro- As for the final part of the product of Honolulu Sake Brew- lowed to ferment for about 30 motion of Sake as an ingredient name, the Honolulu Sake Brewery ery & Ice Co., Ltd. is rated as days. The resultant mash, testing in old standard or new exotic & Ice Co., is one of two com- goof' or better than the Japanese about 20 percent alcohol, is drink combinations. mercial ice-producing establi sh- variety. In fact, representatives squeezed out in a hydraulic press, In seperate buildings and pro- ments on the Island, turning out of the industry in make settled, filtered, heated for pas- cessing the company also makes close to 60,000 pounds in 300 - frequent pilgrimages here to in- teurization and then goes into Diamond Shoyu sauce, one of the pound blocks of ice each month. spect facilities and sample re- aging tanks for six to 12 months. biggest sellers in the Islands. If you stop in, say hello to sults. Last stages include government It's somewhat similar process George Kobayashi, accountant. Whether you're part of the metering, bottling, further pas- but does not involve alcohol. Soy He was a Marine corporal, com- industry or only touristing, the teurizing and labeling. beans and salt are the basic munication type, at Cherry Point management, represented by Mr. More than 80 percent of the ingredients. Rather than the fast- during the Korean War.

4000 pounds of rice start through wasner

S-Wives in Shoyu plant Mr. Nomura traces sake processing .

S-Wives inspect fermentation tanks

Mary Cook finds out Shoyu bottling and labeling what's cooking Laboratory testing and research March 31, 1967 Windward Marine 5 Basketball Playoffs Begin; Disbursing. Upsets Anglico Tournament action started Anglico, League II winners fall last week with the three top cage for the first time to a fired up teams in each league playing for Disbursing team, 65-52. Hen- the title. The tourney action will derson, playing outstanding ball, be on a double-elimination bas- hit 80 percent of his shots, scor- is. ing 33 points. Whillock kept jr The first game of Friday night Anglico in the game all the way pitted H&S Brigade, second place as he netted 25. runners-up in League II against 1/27 had no trouble downing third-place MACS-2 of League I. H&S Leigade in the second - The Brigade men edged MACS-2 game, 76-55. The infantrymen 63-60, in a fought FAMILY-PLAN FLYERS - Mrs. Vernon Bunker receives solo certificate hard game. cleared the boards most of the Statistics showed MACS-2hitting game, with Geise contributing 17 from LtCol. S. F. Leis, K-Bay Flying Club President on Saturday. LCpI. 51 of with the 15, Bunker received his solo certificate one day later. percent its shots, points. Farmer sank and Vernon Brigade team finding the mark Authlette followed with 14. Drube on 49 percent. Ironside led the was high-man for Brigade, pop- Soloing Wife Beats-Out Husband; Brigade winners with 19 points. ping in 16, with Ironside sinking Bell also netted 19 points for 15. losing MACS-2. Two close games were play- Receives Certificate After Flight Disbursing outran VMF-212, ed Tuesday night, with 1st Anglico 93-65 behind Henderson's 33- returning to winning form as they A is a regularly since. Vernon assists wedding anniversary point performance. Hawkins ad- big event in a woman's in maintaining the club's planes, dropped MACS-2, 64-56. The loss pretty ded 30 for the pay-clerks, while eliminated title hopes of MACS-2. life, as is a birthday. Combine while Fran serves as the club's same day, and then assistant secretary. Rhodes hit for 19. Stanton made Whillock again led the jumpers these on the a brilliant effort to keep the through the thick it off with a feat such as solo- Vernon admits he gets ribbed and thin, as he top "Lancers" in the game, as he connected for 17 points. Acikiiiison in an aircraft, and it turns pretty regularly by his wife, but ing connected for 39 points. followed second, with 15 and to be a day that's hard to she says he takes it good- out Monday night's action saw 1st Paxton scored 12. Tate cracked forget. heartedly. Vernon the nets with 15 points, making Lance Corporal the game close, with Bell and Bunker and his wife Fran, the Ends; Plush each adding 11 for the only married couple in K-Bay's IM Basketball Season Flying Club, received their solo losers. H&S Brigade a day apart. 'Lancers' Cop Tournament Berth knocked VMF- certificates 212 out of the race, edging them Mrs. Bunker, who celebrat- Intramural basketball action were judged on their sportsman- and 61-60. A closer game couldn't be ed her 22nd birthday their ended with 1/27 ship and conduct on and off the played wedding anniversary, last Thursday, in the tournament, as second and 1st Anglico capturing their court. H&MS was picked in teams traded the lead. Ironside March 4, soloed the same day, League I, and 1st Anglico took flying respective league crowns. The gunned 26 points for the winning after 10 hours experience. basketball tourna- the honors in League II. Brigade men, with Drube netting Vernon received his certificate intramural ment playoffs, which started last LEAGUE 1 12. Stanton led all scorers with the next day, with 8 hours exper- Friday end tonight with the two Finishing up their season, an output of 31 points for the ience in the air. the 1/27 went all the way, smoth- the club top teams battling for cham- Lancers, with Craney finding the The couple joined pionship. ering H&MS 141-31. Seven play- mark on 11. February 1, and have participated Following the end of the re- ers from the "ground-pounders" The championship game will gular season, coaches from each notched double figures, in finish- be played tonight, with the three K-Bay Softball Teams league picked an all-star team. ing with a 14-1 mark. Tracy was top teams in intramural action The most outstanding player in the high-game scorer, as he receiving trophies. Prepare For IM Action League I was Jim Henderson, sank 26-points. He was followed Intramural softball league Disbursing. Other players on the by Farmer, Hawkins, Authelette, Youth Golf Tourney play starts April 17, with a limit team were: Chris Rooney, Spe- and Williams, who each scored of two teams from each depart- cial Services, Jerome Geise, 20. Hosted By KMCAS ment, division or organization. 1/27, Ken Hawkins, Disbursing Disbursing picked up their Team representatives are re- and Edward Tate, MACS-2. third straight high-scoring game, Kaneohe Marine Corps Air quested to submit entries to Sta- The outstanding player picked as they walloped third place fin- Station will host the 1967 K- tion Special Services by April 3, by coaches in League II was Joe isher MACS-2 by a score of Bay Youth Benefit Golf Tour- with entries including name, a Whillock of 1st Anglico. Bob 115-54. Henderson was the big nament April 29 - 30. team roster and the team cap- Stanton, VMF-212, Gary Payne, man for the pay-clerks as he The tournament is open to tain's phone number. 1st Radio Bn., Charles Vaughan, netted 35 points. Rhodes finished all military and civilian golfers, A meeting will be held for all 1st Anglico and Richard Drube with 23, and Hawkins popped in with a $10 entry fee required. representatives at 2 p.m., Mon- of H&S Brigade rounded out the 21. Plush was the MACSmen's Medal-play rules will be fol- day at Station Special Services team. high scorer, hitting for 12. lowed throughout the match, with Building 243. During the season, teams MACS-2 came back to finish two rounds being played. One their season with 9 wins and 6 practice round will be allowed losses, as they dealt H&MS an- preceding the tournament April Final other blow, pounding Gut a 102- 24 - 28. 32 win. Tate walked away with Prizes and trophies for tour- Intramural Basketball Standings the game scoring honors, sink- ney winners in the event amount to ing 24 points. Keeles hit 17 for $800, with an awards banquet LEAGUE I LEAGUE II the winners. Half of H&MS's held following the play. points were scored by Kitson. Entry blanks for duffers wish- TEAM WON LOST TEAM WON LOST LEAGUE II ing to participate are available League winner 1st -glico at the station golf course, with 1/27 14 1 Anglico 15 0 warmed up for the playoff tour- April 26. 4 entries closing Disbursing 12 3 H&S Brigade 11 nament, by trouncing Motor MACS-2 9 6 *VMF-212 9 7 Transport 110-31. The jumpers Track Meet Set Special Sery 6 9 *1st RadBn 8 8 their regular sea son with K-Bay Marines, preparing 3 12 finished Hedron 4 11 PMR a perfect 15 and 0 record. Klemm for the University of Hawaii's H& MS 0 15 Motor T 0 15 led all Anglico hoopsters with 26 Rainbow RelayS, are holding a *Playoff Game points, with Whillock sinking 24. track meet tomorrow at 1:30 VMF-212 had to fight its' way p.m., on the University's into the tournament playoffs, ?s track. LAST WEEK'S GAMES it beat 1st Radio Battalion in a Rod & Gun Club led playoff game, 72-61. Stanton Anyone interested in helping 1/27 141 H&MS 31 1st Anglico 94 Radio Bn 76 the scoring attack for the Lan- Disbursing 54 Special S 57 to organize a Rod & Gun Club 115 MACS-2 Disbursing 84 cers, as he h.. 37 points. Meade MACS-2 102 H& MS 32 H&S Brigade 51 PMR 43 or becoming a member is urged followed with 12. Payne kept MSgt. Summers 1st Anglico 110 Motor T 31 1/27 110 Hedron 51 all the way to contact either Radio Bn. in the game SSgts. Hicks or Saren- Radio Bn 54 VMF-212 40 VMF-212 63 H&S Brigade 53 as he found the mark for 31, and at 73212, cen, 72055, 73603 respectively. Baer added 17 for the losers. 6 Windward Marine March 31, 1967

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Cloudy skies and scattered in the 220-yard dash, with a time rain plagued the 1st Annual K- of 23.2 seconds. Leon Barrett, Bay Relays March 25 at KMCAS, 1/27, followed on his heels with but the thinclads, running on a 23.4 and Bob Keeles, MACS-2, slow track because of rain dur- took third place with 20:20. ing the past week, made a good Maybe the most grueling event showing. of all, the three mile run, saw MACS-2 captured the relays Klafta, MACS-2, win in a time Splat! with the combined total of 52 of 18:59. Michael McGuire, 1st points. Second place finisher was Anglico, placed second at 19:37. 1/27, with 36, and third place Harold Wiltshire, VMF-212, honors were taken by VMF-212, finished in third place with 20:20. who netted 25 points. Runners from 1/27 won the Starting the meet was the mile relay in 3:55. MACS-2 fol- 440-relays with the MACS-2 team lowed closely with 4t7 while third winning in a time of 48.3 seconds, place was won by VMF-212, with with 1/27 finishing one second 4-14. later. Third place was VMF-212 Starting the field events was with 50.9. the discus, which was taken by Bill Rafferty, running for Clifford McGraw, VMF-212, with MACS-2, won the mile event with a toss of 115 feet, 2 inches. a time of 5:18.7. His team-mate, Manuel Santos, 1st Radio Bat- Andy Andrews, placed second. talion, came in second with 98 Gregory Somera, 1st Anglico, feet, 8 inches, and Ralph Miller was third. VMF-212, finished third with 96 Thinclads from 1st Anglico feet, 11 inches. dominated the 120-high hurdles, Competing in the shot put, with first place going to Pat James Burke, MACS-2, won first Home Free Doyen, 20.5, followed by team- plz. a honors as he heaved the mate John Stingley with 21.6. 16-pound ball 42 feet, 4 inches. Jerry Goldsberry, VMF-212, Eddie Weakfall, 1/27, placed placed third with 21.9. second with a toss of 40 feet, The 440-yard dash was run 10 inches and Douglas Foster, 57.1 seconds, with Eddie Carr, VMF-212, threw 35 feet, 3/4 1/27 capturing first, Jerry inches to win third place. Goldsberry, second, and Ray- Broad jumping followed, with mond Fountain, 1/27 third. first place honors going to Bill The Marine runners made a Houston, Provost Marshall's Of- fair showing in the 100-yard fice, with a leap of 21 feet. Earl dash, with Greg Plush, MACS-2, Bassard, H&MS, jumped 20 feet, taking first place in 10.3 sec- 5 1/2 inches to grab the second onds. Ron Hall, 1/27, and Eddie spot, and Greg Plush, MACS-2 Robinson, MACS-2 tied for followed with 18 feet, 11 1/2 second place in the heat. In a inches. run-off between the two, Hall Bill Houston, took another finished with 10.5 and Robinson first place in the high jump com- 10.6. petition, as he cleared the bar Fred Klafta MAC S-2, outran at 5 feet, 8 inches. Gary Lock- his nearest 880-yard dash op- man, 1st Anglico, finished sec- ponent by 12 seconds, finishing ond and Shane Barnhart, 1st in 2:9.0. James Simonet, 1/27, Anglico, placed third. finished in 2:21, and Horace Till- Winners from the K-Bay Re- man, 1/27, placedthirdwith 2:26. lays will now form a team and Fo'lowing the 880, Earl Ban- compete against the University sard of H&MS, finished top man of Hawaii in the Rainbow Relays.

"We run one mile" That last stride March 31, 1967 Windward Marine 7 Wig Fashion Show Featured 19 Tuesday 0-Wives Lunch By Midge Lucas luncheon. OFFICERS CLUB The nominating Happy hour 4 p.m. to 7 Only four more days and some committee Today: has met and has drawn up a p.m. Dinner served 7 p.m. until lucky 0-Wife will be the winner of list a new wig (the of candidates for next year's 0- 10 p.m. The Harmony Islanders door prize for play for your dining Tuesday's Luncheon). The date of Wives' Officers. Cohpine Ferris return to was chairman of the nominating and dancing pleasure, 8 p.m. until the luncheon is April 4 and the Saturday: Dinner social hour will start at 11 a.m. committee, with Mrs. Stapp and midnight. Mrs. Moran serving as co-chair- 'served 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The Bards with luncheon being served at with a new sound 11:45. All this and a wig fashion man. There was a delegate from will entertain each major com.nand from 8 p.m. until show will take place onthe Lower on the com- in music mittee. The candidates are as midnight. Sunday: Family night Lanai of the 0-Club. Anglico 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. is hosting the event. follows: President; Susanne Mor- buffet served gan and Monday-Thursda: Lunqh served If you have made a reserva- Eileen Rochford, Vice President; Helen McKinny, a.m. to 1 p.m. Bar open tion and are unable to attend, can- 11:30 Frieda Murch and Catherine 4 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. cel by calling Sharon Banks at 252-843 before noon on Monday. Simpson, Recording Secretary; STAFF CLUB Joan Colescott and Betty Thayer, Schedule not available. Remember to bring bars of bath Treasurer; Lois McIver and Edna JOINT PROJECT - Girl Scouts and ENLISTED CLUB soap (for use in Viet Nam) to the Toettcher, and Corresponding Camp Fire Girls join in a flag cere- Today: Happy hour 4 p.m. to 6 Secretary; Sharon Banks and mony at Mokapu Elementary School p.m. The Strollers perform in Staff Wives Club Chris Hargrove. Nom inations observing the S5th anniversary of 8 the ballroom p.m. to midnight. By Dolores Bradbury from the floor will be accepted Girl Scouting. Left to right are Saturday: Sports movies aired 2 The March Coffee found most at the April Luncheon as long as Nancy Kiviaho, Troop 174, Michelle The Impressions to 4 p.m. bring of the ladies with odd assort- consent is obtained from the Oaks, Na-Olani-Olike, Becky Sutton, to the entertainment ballroom ments of head covering. . .Yes person being nominated prior to Troop 156 and Corine Kemp, A-Wa- beginning 8 p.m. Sunday: Sports a crazy hat contest was enjoyed the nomination. Koki-Hui. movies aired 2 to 4 p.m. by all attending. Prizes were potpoipotpotpotpolpotpoipotpoinfannipotpcilpotpoipotpolpotpoipotpoipoti " 1potpolpotc Monday-Thursday: FRHIP room given to Lois McGregor for the potpolpotpoipotr.dpot ipotpc ,ipotpoipotpolpotpoipotpoipot^'-ioti 1potpolpoti hours 4 to 7 p.m. Catering serv- most original hat - a creation of potpoipotp(' 'pot ipotpolpotpolp Inc' 0t iipotpolpott ice daily from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. potpoir 1potpoiu tpol of ..ipotpotpotc shells, glass balls and fish net- potpo p0' ot -.)oipoti 72611. Saturday, April 8: 113 NM Call ting. The prettiest hat award went potpolc. 4:11'i polpotc Fresh from Las Vegas, the Flint- to Dolores Bradbury with a doll potpolpi. p0. potpoipott tOoipotc ridge Singers will perform at all potpoipc pol potpolpot dolpot mipotpoipott in a lovely dress to match her own Potpoipotl. ...polpotpoipotpoipotpoipotpcup_.polpot1 polpotpoipotc K-Bay clubs. dress. The craziest hat was a potpolpotpL .polpotpoipotpoipotpoipotpoipotpoipotpolpotpoipotpolpul.p...... polpotpoipotc toss-up between Mary Jane Jones Tomorrow used to be a big school boys pinned "kick me" Air Station Briefs with miniature pots, pans and day. For kids and young-minded signs on each others' backs, sent kitchen utensils and Dottie Pen- oldsters April Fool's Day ranked Career Advisory Note school mates on far-fetched mis- nington's creation, worn by Mavis with Halloween and the Fourth sions for hens' teeth and left- If your MOS rates proficiency Herman, a breakfast arrange- of July as the best days of the handed wrenches, or passed on pay (MCO 7220.12D) and you are a ment of milk, cereal, juice, etc. year. weird and startling news 24 A was decorated by lance corporal with more than doll cake April 1 was open season for corn ments. months active service, you may Dolores Bradbury. all practical jokers. The addicts We knew a guy who went qualify. For example, a lance The April business meeting spent much time and money con- around cutting off neckties, a bar- corporal or above who enlisted will be held 7:30 p.m. Tuesday triving and carrying through tender who squeezed a drop of two years ago for a four year at the Staff club. Election of original gags. garlic in his Manhattans, a man enlistment may extend his en- officers will take place at this Nobody seems to know exactly who chopped up rubber bands to listment for two years. This meeting. Candidates nominated where or when the custom sneak in tobacco pouches and cha- would obligate him for four re- for the elections are as follows: started. It is said to go back to racters who sprayed Channel No. maining years and make him president - Carol Bausser, Vir- the Greek and Roman gods. By 5 on your lapels. eligible for PRO pay. Complicat- ginia Duff; vice-president - Clare mid-16th century, the French In the gayer days, prodigious ed? Not really, but if you have Lang, Charlotte Darby; Record- were unofficially observing the pranksters abounded. News- questions contact your career ing secretary - Helen Fisk, Hazel occasion and dubbing the suckers papermen, show people and ath- advisory NCO. Richardson; Corresponding sec- April fish. Early Scotch funsters letes were especially noted for Musical Concert retary - Adele Gros, Jetty John- sent out the unwary to hunt the practical jokes on which they Military adults will have the son: treasurer - Peggy Castor, gowk or cuckoo -- hence April nor opportunity spared neither their energies to attend a musical Jean Boswell Sergeant-at-arms gowks. fortunes But men like Benchley, concert, for half-fare, Sunday at Mavis Herman and Jan Collins. For years in this country, Fowler, Fields and Barrymore the Kailua Intermediate School. passed on. Now we're toosohpis- Renaissance and baroque per- ticated, serious and self-sancti- iod types of music will be played Theater Billboard fied to appreciate the old belly by the University of Hawaii's laugh, pie - in - the - face - 31 Get Yourself A College Girl - Chad Everett - Ann Collegium Musicum. March - practical joke. Mobley - 96 minutes - A-MY type Half-price military adult fare The best we've heard of in is 50 cents and student admis- recent years was carried off on sion April 1 - Murderers Row - Ann Margaret - Dean Martin - remains 50 cents. April 1, 1959, right here in Ha- Fleet Reserve Association 105 minutes - A-MY waii. The bill for statehood was Branch 174 will hold it's April 1 - (Saturday Matinee) - Dear Brigette - James Stewart - passed and a prominent disc monthly meeting at the Staff club, 101 minutes jockey announced tha , in con- Monday 7:30 p.m. All members sequence, islanders' taxes would who have not been initiated will 2 Fonda - Lee be refunded. Needless to say, the be initiated at this meeting. All April - (Sunday Matinee) - Cat Ballou - Jane Marvin - 96 minutes news caused a sensation. Govern- FRA members are invited to ment bureaus, newspapers, radio attend. April 2 - Harper - Lauren Bacall - Paul Newman - 130 minutes - stations and the good old Internal Military Siren Test Revenue Service were swamped Military sirens will be tested with phone calls. 143 Monday in connection with the April 3- The King And I - Deborah Kerr - Yul Brunncr - So tomorrow be kind when monthly sounding of Civil Defense minutes - AYC junior wakes you up screaming, sirens on the Island of to "The house is burning down," insure each siren is operative. April 4 - Roman Holiday - Audrey Hepburn - Gregory Peck or when your favorite Pfc. calls: The test will occur 30 seconds 117 minutes - AY "Your orders for WestPac just prior to it a.m. and will consist arrived." of a steady blast of one minute April 5 - Dr. Goldfoot & Girl Bombs - Vincent Price - Fabian followed by one minute of silence 95 minutes - AY Accident Reminder and then one minute of the wail- Accidents cause over 100,000 ing "take cover" signal. April 6 - Blues For Lovers - Tom Bell - Ray Charles deaths and 50 million injuries If The tidal wave warning sys- 97 minutes - A each year in the United States. a some- tem will be tested one minute For synopses of plots, starting times, casts and other per- you were in spot to save after termination of the wailing information on movies-of-the-day, call 72736. Special one's life would you know what to tinent do? Knowledge of first aid is tone. This is a one-minute steady Services provides this service from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. blast on the eoamtal gireris only everyone's responsibility. 8 Windward Marine March 31, 19;7 Master Of Many Talents Motorist Versus Bicyclist Recently the Safety Officer received numerous complaints from mo- torists and parents of children riding bicycles to school. The problem Air Station Pilot Explores area was the bicycle crossing on Lawrence Road. There wer- stories of too many children riding to school before 7:30 a.m. when th, traffic is heavy. And m the other hand, the motorists were driving too fast and Ocean Floors With Camera didn't give the bicyclists the right-of-way. Marine fighter pilot, under- Manta ray taken off the A check of the problem area was made by the Safety Cfficer on March water expert and budding novelist coast. The monster ray measured 28, 1967 from 7:05 to 7:45 a.m. with the following results: Captain Peter D. Williams is a 37 feet from wing to wing and I. Between 7:05 and 7:30 a.m., 151 cars travelled Lawrence Road man of many talents and master weighed over 1700 pounds. The toward Mokapu Road and 21 travelled toward Capehart Housing. At the of them all. Currently landing largest fish shot personnaly was same time, there were 23 bicyclists that made a left turn at the bicycle signal officer and pilot for VMF- crossing on Lawerence Road into the Little League Ball Park. And 212's "Lancers," Williams is as only five bicyclists went past the crossing down Lawrence Road. well traveled as he is versatile. 2. From 7:30 to 7:45 a.m. a total of 38 cars travelled Lawere.-ice Road Born in the Finger Lakes re- to Mokapu Road and 25 went toward Capehart Housing. By the same gion of New York, Williams fol- token, 52 bicyclists came down Lawrence Road and crossed over into father to lowed his journalistic the Little League Ball Park while six continued to Lawrence Road. at the age of seven. His Bermuda 3. During the time the area was checked, one little blond girl about Dad founded and publishes the eight years old extended monthly Bermudian, a tourist- her right arm straight out from the shoulder guide and local-news slick. and then made an adrupt left turn. At the some time, a driver in a blue Young Peter took to his new sedan did not realize that the little girl was giving the wrong hand environment with a splash, start- signal and continued on. Suddenly there was a screaming of brakes! For ing to skin dive at the tender age a moment, it looked like a real tragedy was in the making. Fortunately of seven. At nine he strapped on the brakes held and the little girl rode merrily on her way. his first aqua-lung and at 16 There were other incidents where the motorists were driving too fast. went to work for his former scuba A case in point was an eight year old boy who was too inexperienced to instructor. At 17 he became a operate his bicycle with one hand so he could make a signal for a left licensed instructor and started turn. He was crowded past the bicycle crossing and fifteen cars went taking guided tours to scenic by before i man in a red Volkswagon stopped to let the youngster cross underwater regions: Lawrence Road. In between aquatic accom- Now how do we improve the situation? Since both incidents mentioned plishments he attended Kent above occured before 7:30 a.m., the parents should keep their children School in Kent, Conn., and Cornell with bicycles off Lawrence Road during heavy traffic. University where he majored in Peek! Remember one thing, it only takes a second to cause a serious acci- English and minored in creative an 83 pound Red Grooper taken dent. So let us all do our shore by respecting rights of both the motor- writing. He is currently working off . The largest fish he ist and bicyclist. c-. chapter 16 of a 17-chapter has ever seen, however, was off novel entitled "God Might Have nearby Mokumanu Beach, a Your Soul," a theme Marines will "lemon shark" which he es- Faulty 'Chopper' Engine Delays immediately relate with their en- timates at 15 feet and 1500 pounds. Rescue Of Seven Boy Scouts His diving is productive as The two new K-Bay H-34 heli- off their two passengers before well as entertaining. On his last copters recently obtained by going back for more, the rescue dive, North of Molokai, he and Search and Rescue arrived a little fellow took crew noted engine trouble. Land- divers three ulua, up too late to avert a temporary let- ing safely, the cre.v diagnosed to 30 pounds; a 50-pound sea down March 23 when the SAR team turtle and 140 red fish which av- was unable to complete a mission. eraged a fourth to a half pound. SAR's disappointment came They also brought in eight lob- after receiving a call from the sters. Yet Williams says that rescue center at Pearl Harbor his primary aquatic interest at noncerning a group of nine Boy present is underwater photo- Scouts and their advisors who had graphy. His library of underwater been stranded for the night in shots includes most of the good the range area north of Schofield local diving areas. Barracks. The group had been Many close calls inciude loss located and a helicopter was on of both fins, his mask, a spear the scene, but due to a lack of with a fish on it and beingthrown engine power was having diffi- on wave -washed rocks. culty in a speedy removal of the Captain Williams recently re- ceived scouts. orders for duty in the Captain J.0 Henderson, pilot, UNLOADING HELICOPTERS - Two Western Pacific which become Staff Sergeant R. Hennings, ob- UH-34D helicopters for K-Bay's Peter and pal effective in July. He hopes to server, and Sergeant L.E. Neal, Search and Recovery Squadron are complete his novel to listed bootcamp background. prior de- crew chief, were airborne within unloaded and are presently under- Having worked in the three parture. minutes and on their way to lend going checkouts. areas of the world most noted The captain, his wife, Mary, the copter a helping hand. the trouble as possibly the need for skin diving, and their daughter, Crickett, live Landing first at Wheeler Air for a completely new engine. Williams rates on as something of an expert on Bauer Drive, K-Bay. Force Base for more complete Since the new H-34's had not underwater scenery. He ex- instructions, SAR's H-19 heli- completed their pre-flight checks plored the Carribean while work- copter quickly continued on to and the H-19 was indefinitely ing as a seaman carrying oil up the pick-up site and lifted two grounded, SAR went on a tem- the Orinoco River in Venezuela of the tired and hungry scouts to porary grounded basis and was and from Jamaica to Corpus safety. forced to let the other copter Christi, Texas. An opportunity Returning to Wheeler to drop finish the rescue alone. to dive in Mediterranean waters came in a similar manner, while FROM working on a tramp steamer Place which touched various Mediter- Stamp(s) ranean ports. The third, of Here course, is Hawaii. Asked to compare the three, Williams says, "They each have TO: their good features. The Mediter- ranean has the greatest visibi- lity and the Carribean the most underwater life. Hawaii, how- ever, has the greatest beauty of the three." 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