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;T - Y UoKrtKlf Welconze H&f N I RRed Darters J ji :: ':pF" '"'Y'J , ?g t i k.. . t VOL. 28 NO. 48 U. S. NAVAL AIR STATION, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA MARCH 4, 1971 . -- CNO Limits ii' VP-45 Returns ,. Sea Tours _ From SicilyJaxThe To Six YearsSix 'Red Darters' of Patrol Squadron 45 yean Is now the maximum returned to Jacksonville Saturday following a four duration of sea duty which month deployment to Sigonella Sicily. enlisted Na.vymen be may The last of the squadron's nine assigned, the chief of Naval aircraft carried the Commanding Fleet exercises which the Operations recently announced. Officer, Cdr. S.J. McArdle Jr., squadron participated in while This new policy,as described .la and its arrival signified complete deployed. These included the Adm.Zumwalt's Z-Gram 75 will turnover of Patron Signonella to provision of ASW screening' greatly reduce the sea tours el Patrol Squadron 10. The officers Sixth Fleet units during the 122 rates and NEC's. Specific and crewmembers were greetedby Jordanian Crisis in October. limitations will be outlines In a wives and families who During their stay in Sicily, The forthcoming NavOp message.' gathered at the air terminal to 'Red Darters' logged more than witness the homecoming.Most accident-free hours with The change, the CNO states, 3,500 has been issued In response to recently, VP-45 com activities that included shipping complaints from valuable career Red Darter Commanding Officer Cdr.S.J.McArdle Jr. Is greeted by pleted the Sixth Fleet exercise, surveillance, training flights and men and their families regarding his family' and Capt. W.J. PrISsier, COMFAIRWING.il, upon his National Week VIII, in which routine patrols. Throughout the long periods of separation due to arrival Saturday morning with VP-4S's final detachment from they provided antisubmarine deployment, the squadron was excessive sea tour lengths.In Sigonella, Sicily. warfare support for exercise under the operational control of forces. It was one of many Sixth commander, Antisubmarine another move to minimize Warfare Forces, Sixth Fleet, family hardships, the CNO has Navymen Honored at NAS InspectionJaxFour headquartered in Naples, Italy. declared that volunteer Vietnam The next deployment for VP-45 naval advisors will receive will be toward the end of this year preferential housing con- officers and a chief petty officer retiring with a combined total of 150 when they are scheduled to go to sideration relative to the lengthof years of service were among several Navymen to receive special honors Rota Spain. Until that time they their tour. Guidelines for this Monday morning at the NAS command.personnel inspection in Hangar 1000. will be occupied with training set forth in Z-Gram exercises inspections and policy are 74, . John Kincaid NAS CO Cdr. Melvin Premo Cdr Russell Capt. congratulated flights, operating from their The message states that 12- Beltz LCdr. Robert Bickel LCdr. Clarence Johnston and Chief Tillman home location here in Hangar month volunteers residing in Bozeman as they each completed 30 years. Each began their career as enlistees 1000. Navy quarters (except billet and all excelled as chief petty officers. quarters) aboard stations In any state, territory or U.s. possessionmay Cdr. Premo, aircraft main- remain in such quarters if tenance officer here since 1968, is awards to several Navymen SAR pilot Lt. Robert Johnwick Seabee'sBall they so desire until their Vietnam a Wisconsin native who enlistedin ACt Gerald Russell with the and assistant Air Operations tour is complete. Additionally, January 1941 He began his Navy Achievement Medal and Officer Cdr. Dennis Lee, both personnel residing in Billet career here in Jacksonville as an AC1 David Boyer with the Navy received Air Medals for flying quarters who wish to remain in aviation machinist mate at Commendation Medal. combat missions with HAL 3 in public quarters will be placed at NATTC. When Japan attacked Two Air Operations officers, Vietnam. TonightJaxArea the head of the housing waitinglist Pearl Harbor, he was assignedwith - immediately following those AMD. TT' : : Seabees who have been assigned an oc- The commander was com who observe their cupancydate. During the interim missioned an ensign through the they may stay at the billet LDO program in 1954. 29th anniversary tomorrow will attend quarters. Cdr. Russell Beltz, main . Eighteen-month volunteers, in tenance control officer, enlistedin their annual BirthdayBall addition to the option to remain in 1939 in Philadelphia and served here tonight at public quarters granted the 12- aboard ship during World War II. i' t" dJ the Chief Petty Of- month volunteer, will be placedat He was commissioned in 1955. fleer's Club. the head of the housing waitinglist LCdr. Bickel of AMD, ended a Immediately following those career that began in 1941 as a The evening with an assigned occupancy dateat recruit at NTC Norfolk. He was festivities will be held the duty;, station where the trained at Aviation Radioman in the Ballroom ; volunteer will be assigned after School and served as a radiomanand with beginning a I. completion if Ms .Vie' nam' tour': gunner on antisubmarine patrols in the Caribbean during cocktail hour at 6 p.m. The message states that this World War II. In 1944, he Hew on followed by dinner at option may be exercised either photo reconnaissance missions 7. Later in the before or after the tour. from Guadalcanal. In the concluding paragraph of LCdr, Johnson, assistant Whatevers'evening Fair the will Z-74 Adm.Zumwalt remarked 'I maintenance officer since 1969, the retired the same station wherehe an fully recognize Impact granting preferential con began his Navy career. lie rJiom dL1 arrangement of sideration to Vietnam advisor reported here for training in 1941 popular dance music.Lt. . volunteers may have on others and 30 years later became the who may seek public quarters. assistant maintenance officer. (jg) David However the imperatives of He was commissioned in 1957. Baumgartner, of- Victimization and our moral, Chief Bozeman enlisted at the ; Hcer-ln-charge of height of WWII. During his 31 i obligation to those who volunteerfor Seabee Unit 410, is to advisory duty make it Incumbent year career, he has seen numerous assignments from be aster-of- upon each of us to ac- READY TO DEPLOY-While has returned to NAS one squadron the the Pacific and the Atlantic to ceremonies. Capt. cept Inconveniences or delays in Jax,V P-S Is preparing to leave. Mad Fox crewmen arrange one of the obtaining public quarters which Canal Zone and has seen naval and Mrs. Kincaid will many pallets containing personal items and luggage to be flown out to may be generated as our Individual aviation transition from Hellcats squadron detachments in Spain and the Azores. Cdr. George D. be guests of honor. contribution toward to Crusaders. Barker, VP-5 CO, departed with most of the squadron; the final meeting this obligation.' Capt. Kincaid also presented detachment leaves at 1 p.m. today. Published by the Holt Publishing Company, a private firm. Opinions expressed by the publisher and writers herein are their own and not to be considered an official expression of any military department. The appearance of advertisements in this publication does not ' constitute an endorsement of any military department of the products or services advertised.t1K . .9* -,-- r./f ... . ...... .... ... ...". ... .......... .' '.'. . ". '.",. "- . 2 JAX AIR 'NEWS-L TWINGER MARCH 4, 1971 MARCH, 1971 CLUB SCHEDULES ACTIVITY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY I SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY March 4 March March 6 I March 7 March a March 9 March IP. Phil Cay The The Four Ira t es and the Tear Tear Four Soul Dark of. Cove Chantels Drops Drops I Clubs of Treatment Entry Clubs .. . Smoked Mel Gaden 'Drink of Chicken Pot Roast A Sausage Jimmy StrIckland ceilDuce1J Happy Hour and hIs the Week and of and and his Bar Rum Beef .c:30-6: p.m. Club Cocktail Group Girls Dressing Hour 7.'p.m. . p e. CPO Closed for aU p'm. The The Rib Chicken'Fried Rlb.Eye Steak Clubs Clubs Roast Club Seabee Ball $1.95'$1 45 $1.95 <'a . . italian Officers', Beefeaters 'TG1F Tommy Family Tournament Bridge NightClub Night Hard Rock Brooks Buffet 12:30 p.m. $2.50 per 6-9 p.m. 8:3012:30CLUB : : person . HOURS nOft .0 x Pirates CPO Officers Acey-Ducey SupportCove Club Club Club Monday thru Thur 11 a.m. to Midnight Sunday thru Thursday Weekends Friday & Saturday Your Friday 11 a.m. to Midnight 1 p.m. to 1:30: a.m. 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Friday Saturday Weekdays Sunday Saturday 11 a.m to 1 a.m. 11 a.m. to Mldnlgnt Noon to Midnight 9 a.m to 2 I.m. ' Sunday Monday thru Thur Club 9 a.m. to Midnight 11 a.m to Midnight - I J For Sole: . Train With Rubber Tires 3f EJll11EllE SCERL WASHINGTON (AFPS) For Sale One 560-foot long overland train with 56 rubber tires. Bids accepted by the De- mwCatholic partment of Defense. 883N J ; y J NAVAL AIR STATION Saturday Mass-5 P.M. Sunday Mass 8 and 11 A.M. Daily Mass O Monday 11 A.M. Tuesday CNAvao eNE ua through Friday 11:30: A.M. l) Saturday Confessions 10:30: - Q .11:15: A.M. You won't find that ad in your local newspaper, but DoD is NATTC trying to fret rid of the train, all 300-tons of it. Sunday Mass9:30: A.M.B1dg.500Sunday TIDt It was first offered for sale in 1969, but the winning bidder bowed out before taking delivery.This Worship -10 A.M. time around the Defense Department has sweetened the deal by adding a bonus a giant grab bag of spare parts, including - 6,000 bearing, gaskets, shims, washers, hooks, air bags ProtestantNAVAL and batteries. Well-heeled military men interested in bidding on the train- perhaps for use as a second car should keep in mind the bid : : that originally won: $103,030.30.JAX AIR STATION Sunday 1CR _ _ Holy Communion 8:30: A.M. AM Bldg. 750; Church School 9:15: AIR NEWS A.M.Youth.Worshipnursery( -grade 9) 10:30: A.M.; Divine Worship Service 10:30: A.M. Bldg. 750; J Junior Youth Fellowship 1:30 : The JAX AIR NEWS ,it a Civilian' Enterprise' Newspaperdistributed P.M. Bldg. 722 Senior Youth each Thursday at the U. S. Naval Air Station ; Jacksonville, Florida by the Holt Publishing Company, a Fellowship1:30: P.M.Bldg. 722. private firm. All Copy submitted for use In the JAX AIR NEWS Tuesday must be forwarded to the Public Affairs 0//lce, Box 2, NAS Jacksonville' by 12:00 noon on Monday before publication. New Christian Science Service 7 Items are welcomed from all sources. Telephone 772-3118 or P.M. Tuesday 3119. f CNAoeout l Senior Choir Rehearsal-P.M. Advertisements are solicited by the publisher. and queries' LITTER concerning' such should be directed to: Bldg. 750NAVAL other reason laws besides hue stiff penalties !in many ports (if you need afl- HOSPITAL common sense for depositing trash in a can. THE HOLT PUBLISHING COMPANY Beware: there're plenty of "nit pickers"where watching for 4747 San Juan Ave., Jacksonville, Fla., 32210 Divine Worship -10 a.m. urtoons.mistakes. For you, there are six different nits to Pick between these Telephone 388-2755 NATTC SOLUTION: VOL. 28 NO. 48 MARCH 4, 1971 Divine Worship 11 A.M. Bldg. 'pasals q.I1U8JP! H ((9 'do; ;usap ig no JUiitU! 1nN ((9 HO 'paJaU1l >(ltzMapl4 uJ aUI1 puZ ((6 '34$1{ !; addn uo A\O.l.l8U .usaop q.lnJ (C 'pasale digs{ puz Uo MOg (Z 'dt1! { ;sj uoPAGE paJa1(8( nnll (t . ------ ----------- ------ -------------- -- ------------------------ --------- ----------- ---- --- ------ -- -- , 1;' ,. ... J1'. ."p .. ._ _._...,.,..._._ ._,.,__. ' . MARCH 4, 1971 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER PAGE 3 d ':: ; Itb 4ft J JP" 1 I Write Your Will Now To Get In Last WordBy Lt.C.B.Smiley,JAGC,USNR (Member of the Alabama bar) Jax-Most people enjoy getting in the last word, and that is exactly u fiM1 what willenablesyou to do.It permits gifts to be made after the giver tx d has already enjoyed the use of his possessions. More important, it enables him to decided who will participate in the division of this A r4\t.\ estate-and who will not. In point is the recent case of a retired gentlemen who issued a stinging rebuff to certain relatives who had neglected him for years. lie donated their expected parts of his estate to charity.Imagine their shock upon realizing that failure to write a few Christmas cards had cost them many thousands of dollars! A will is also used to name the person who distributes the property , under the terms of the will, called the executor if he is a man, or the \4J ____ executrix in the case of a woman. A recommendation as to who wouldbe L. the choice of guardian for surviving children is frequently made; = '- --_ "-- however, this is not binding on the court which must make its own determination SHOTGUN CEREMONY A hillbilly foursome stages an eccentric wedding scene for the cameraof PH1 Lewis Oberbreck the Saturday night 'Sadie: Hawkins' social sponsored by the Navy Wives Actually, the writing of a will is a great privilege which began with Club Jax 86. Administering the nuptial vows to Joe and Linda Bretton Is Lewis Sexton. Standing kings, slowly was given to the nobility, and only very much later was given to the ordinary person.Land,for instance,in olden times always 'armed guard' at the ceremony is Charles Davis. reverted back to the kings.Of . course this privilege is not absolute. There are a number of restrictions on how far a man can go in disposing of his property after he has passed on. He cannot aviod paying his creditors, who will be paid before anything else is distributed, nor can he avoid paying the goverment its due. although a skillfully planned estate even if large may aviod having anything due the goverment.Even after payment of debts and taxes, a man cannot, without prior written agreement with his wife,avoid the distribution of a part of his estate to her though they may have been separated for years. The court also has discretion as to not permitting gifts which are agalnstthe public good and has a duty to strike down any provisions of a will which prevents the sale of his land for too long a period. Another basic fact is that a will does not take effect until the maker- * called the Testator,or Testatrix if a woman-dies; and it can be revised during his or her lifetime as dictated by changing circumstances. Of course, the revision requires a new will-or codicil-which requires the t1io same formality of execution as the earlier will. Wills are one of the documents prepared by COMFAIRJAX Law Center free of charge to the serviceman and his dependents. For usual wills, less than an hour of your time is needed, approximatelythirty minutes for an Initial Interview plus fifteen minutes at a later date for the execution of the will. Having a will can be a real blessing to your family, not only in peace of mind, but in saving them a considerable amount of money. rffef. fuf ' I i . . for /:" d . 197T PINTO TUDOR CC ENGINE, BUCKET SEATS, VINYL TRIM, 4-SPEED TRANS- MISSION, FLOOR MOUNTED SHIFT LEVER, Ii. . HEATER AND DEFROSTER.... //i. "";, .\\, ('II ... '..'...':...T 1849FULL TRYUSESTSID ., ;;'.. ':.{: .'; : .- NO FULL HIDDEN CHARGESIisffisssr" @): 4328 BLANDINO BLVD. AT HARLOWJACKSONVILLEFLORIDA FEDERAL DU MOTORS "*IJ i Deposit Insurance up to $20,000! PHONE 771-6161 32210 .p aEpARATj0N1 -- 1616 Phl387-6S41 CASSAT (by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) - F MARCH 4, 1971 PAGE JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER Navy Needs. New Specialist I - 'J i t .n. constructive thoughtand enlisted transfer and special duty tributing Cecil..In a recent message off duty request via their amount of commandingofficer Naval a great of the Chief released by abuse to the Chief of of drug Naval the problem time to is lookingfor Operations, the Navy Personnel must be able to Personnel.A . to be qualified specialistson control. men the drug user. mininmum of 10 weeks instructional the ever present subject of work with and help al training will be takenat ti drug abuse. The message said: All interested personnel interested the Service Schools Command 'To ensure our Navy is truly in being assigned to this San Diego, California , dedicated toward making every type of duty should submit an . effort to increase the awarenessof w w----- it Navy personnel as related to the legal, moral, and health y As aspects of unauthorized use of 4 dangerous drugs. Education in this area must be intensified. . Exceptionally well qualifed Mr*. Ruth Skapyak, presents a trophey to Mrs. Betty Dettamort volunteers are being sought for I assignment to drug abuse at Best TalkerThe service training commands.schools and' recruit Sortes Toastmistress Club Alaska and ShreveportLa. Betty Requirements for this type of held their first speech contest is always striving for self. duty are, be a volunteer, be Saturday night at the Officer's improvement in her work as wellas serving in pay grade E-5 and Recreation Facility, NAS, Cecil her hobbies of sewing, and above. Qualified personnel who Field, Florida. The four semi- being backseat driver when her are ordered to an afloat com finalists were Betty Detamore, husband is flying his small plane. mand must have a minimum of 24 Louise Beard, Florence Span and Second place winner was months remaining active Sharon Arnold. Judges were Louise Beard, who was the obligated service, or agree to Capt. T.T. Coleman, Com Charter President and is extend the current enlistment to manding Officer, NAS Cecil Field currently club representative.She provide for this mininmum I :2 =''w Mr. Harley Steeres, Mrs. Donna spoke on fulfillment Louise period of obligation service. Lucas, Mrs. Robert Sanford. The has also served as president of Morerequirements are that winner was Betty Detamore, Jacksonville Crown Chapter of applicant be at least 21 years of current president of the club, who American Business Women age, present a neat, trim appearance spoke on vision.Betty is a charter Assoc. and is their current vice- In both military and member and past treasurer of president Her many interests civilian attire, not reflect any The result.Capt T.T. Coleman presents Commander A.W. Sortes. She has a background in include fishing, sewing and indication of adverse personal Fort, past Public Works Officer with the latest conservation award Little Threatre work and has trying to out bowl her husband, traits, financial irresponsibilityor won by NAS Cecil Field. This award Is for 'Meritorious Achievement' helped to form groups in Kodiak, Vance. encumbering marital or pursuant to ,the Department of Defense Natural Resources Conservation family problems. Persons must Program during the year 1969. The award Is based on each be capable of performing his installation's efforts to conserve it's natural resources and prevent -$ .zz r duties in a independent environment pollution of the environment. with minimal Those present from left to right are: J.W. Hetzler, J.E. McDonald, Y ..II II J Nu NIINNNnSSIw NU supervision, be keenly motivated J.F. Nettles, Commander A.W. Fort, Captain T.T. Coleman, J. P. AL BONATI toward, and capable of con Cline, and C.F. Bateman. --- ORGAN.HORN&VOCAL Rod & Gun Club ENJOY A WORLD OF GRACIOUS LIVING Monday through Saturday CeciL.THE MONTHLY rNNeIINNe.N" ..With beauty, qualityand MEETING OF THE Cecil .rgyl, comartFeaturing! Field Rod & Gun Club will SPECIAL RATES % per person be tonight at 7:30: p.m. at FOR SERVICEMEN JfrO.UU double occupancy : Lake Newman.In . Entertainment nlttly. Quarterdeck Lounge Dine at Blser'i Seafood A Truly S Wall to Wall Restaurant, HO Beautiful Rooms with TV, Direct Dial Phone, Olympic 'Modern Apartment CarpetingPaneled Holland and some parts of Swimming Pool. Free Undercover Parking. Walls Germany many years ago, Complex Private Patios 8. children were encouraged to INASETTINGOFNATURALBEAUTY Sun Decks save their pennies in pig- Large Swimming i PoolsCONVENIENTTO shaped earthenware boxes Community Lounge called feast pigs, better known MOTOR HOTEL EVERYTHING Laundry Facilities today as piggy' banks. Central Heat & . f01 Main Street AND VERY r---------- . 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Good only connections to and tell us the amount you St. Louis, Memphis.See want.Within 30 seconds we'll tell you what your monthly paymentswill be, That's it. AWAY If the figure fits your Base Airline Ticket Officeor SPECIALS! your budget, we'll be , happy to serve you e] call Southern at 7572381. 2 New 60 x 12 Quality Mobile Homes conveniently further. Quickly, and Was $7495..NOW $5650 The Dial one Finance for the money. 40 W. Monroe St. Was $7695..NOW $5974 5256 396.2895 356-0735 Beach Blvd. Both homes.high quality, Duluxe Furniture, 4721 San Juan Ave. Soother Wall to wall carpet, eye level oven*. 384.2314y Airways y 1436 Edgewood Ave.W 423 Roosevelt Boulevard ..re eR Ie Se. 'tM1ag SpecIal 2220 Road phone 384.5584 or 384-5585 764.2583 % Mlyport Atlantic Beach Phone Loans to $600 :.: J44-1244 ......................................_--..............- ..-----.................--...-..... .' ..."'........ '................................- 1 .. . MARCH 4, 1971 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER / PAGE 5 AAAAAAAAAAA _ _ JUOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUL8J Marine I RAdm. Greer Highlights ; Wives N tiC 1, ,; Annual Nartu InspectionJax NewsJaxThe RAdm. Howard E. Greer commander Naval Air Reserve Force and chief of Naval Air Reserve Marine Wives Club of i' Training, visited the Naval Air Reserve Training Unit Jacksonville held their March % (NARTU) here Saturday to conduct the unit's 25th meeting Monday with Becky Samberg presiding. Annual Military Personnel Inspection.More . The ladies discussed Cdr. Ott's than 1,500 active duty and ' invitation to enter a float in the Selected Air Reserve personnelwere , upcoming Navy Exchange in ranks for the event. The .; r celebration parade. The idea was AMPI the one time each year approved unanimously and plans that the entire reserve community were initiated for the float's gathers together at one a design. location. Accordingly, it is a time A Following the meeting, of reunion and reacqualntance ,... refreshments' were served and .... for members who may never see ---- - the wives made plans to attend each other during the remainderof the'Creative Wife' program soon ASSUMES OFFICE- Becky Samberg (I), the newly elected Marine the year due to different to get underway sponsored by the Corps Wives Club president, accepts the gavel from past President monthly drill schedules.But . CPO Wives Club. Marie Slocumb, symbolizing her new post. renewing old friendships is not the principal reason for the AMPI. The Admiral takes an Defense Secretary Holds annual in. person look at each of RAdm. Crttr the 16 training activities under . his command to gain first hand reserve debut.FSJ's should begin Impressions of the spirit and arriving at Miramar In April. School morale of his men. Carrier decks are becomingmore High SessionSecretary Rap The visit also provides him an available and, if the trend opportunity to see how well each continues, pilots will be activity Is operating and find out carqualed on a two year cycle of Defense Melvin R. educational benefits, the housing volunteer service on college if there . are any problems. The Instead of a three year cycle. Laird 'rapped' with more than problems and other These two positionsare , many campuses. AMPI Is the best means for the 'I think all this adds to whatwe've up 100 select high school students- problems that need to be certainly not consistent and admiral to the assess state of the been looking for two from each state and the corrected and we are working in so we need the kind of un- nation wide Naval a Air Reserve reserve force that Is truly ready - District of Columbia-at the that area. derstanding for the military Training Command and guide all a force that Is capable of Pentagon February 4, outlining 'There is also the need..to have service that does not exist in toward the taking goal of reserve Its place along side Its fleet for them some recent changes the respect and the un- some quarters as far as our readiness.In In within the Department of derstanding that is so needed of country is concerned at the the counterparts. August or addressing large September of this , groupof year we planto Defense. the service that's time. being per- present reservists the admiral stated: exercise an attack air wing The gathering was part of the formed by the men and women of One student commented that 'It has become apparent that the aboard ship In cyclic operations youths' participation in the ninth our military services as they 'perhaps one of the reasons some Air Reserve is enjoying,as never utilizing ordnance this will be annual week-long U.S. Senate serve their country to meet the Americans don't have confidence before the support and the graduation exercise for Youth Program, a project to national security requirementswhich in the Defense Department is recognition that it deserves. concerted efforts toward our further the interest of high school this country has in order to because they feel the Defense 'Here at NARTU Jacksonville, readiness.' top student body leaders in political maintain and live up to the treaty Department has not been placing it is a pleasure to observe what careers and goverment service. obligations which we have en- confidence in them and in confidence has been accomplished in the An inch-deep acre of wet Reduced Man power tered into and have been con- is willing to give them short time since the snow can yield more than 5.300 firmed under Constitutional Information so they can see whatis gallons of water, while a similar { .' 'The most important change; provisions by our United States going on.' '. reorganization ago. began_ one year now amount may produce of light only powdery 1,300 the Secretary said, 'has been in Senate..There must be a better Information Is Available. 'The vital role that NARTU Jax gallons. the manpower requirements understanding of this kind of plays in the reserve community of the Department of Defenseas contribution by the men and We're giving out more in- is becoming increasingly important we plan for the national women of our military services formation about our activities in with the stand down of U. ako ., lity security of our country.* and we must have the kind of Southeast Asia than at any time S. Fleet activities and the rapid Laird said that Vietnamization respect, the kind of admiration in the history of any American Soviet naval expansion.'In . has had a 'a tremendous effect which is needed and necessary in involvement in combat, any the past 12 months we have - upon the overall manpower order to attract young people.' place in the world,' Laird replied.'We seen great changes take place In program in the Department of College Recruiting Programs will continue to give out as the Naval Air Reserve. The to a Socialist Defense..With the presentationof much information as we possiblycan. reorganization provides a the (Fiscal Year 1792)) budget, Laird said: 'We must have .' modern employable force. The WE MAINTAIN IT we will have reduced American freedom to recruit on our college Besides meeting with Secretary reserve force aircraft inventoryhas WITH LOVING CARE military power by over one campuses just like any other Laird, the students were also been upgraded with F 811's, TOM lUSH T million, and that is a part of our segment of our society can briefed by officials at' the KA-3B's E IB's, P 3A's, and Y.ICswNeeIeermce4 program to reduce draft calls by recruit on our college campuses. Departments of State and the necessary support equipmentto * July 1, 1973. to zero.' Many of the people that are Justice, the Supreme Court, and realistically maintain them. 'An All-Volunteer Force' said against Selective Service are also met with other legislative and 'The A.7A will shortly make its 9850 Atlantic Blvd. Secretary Laird, 'requires against the freedom to recruit for government leaders. certain actions, of course, by the Congress and certain support as far as the American public is concerned. First, we need support - to bring military pay scalesin our starting levels up to It's too late compete with other sections in never our society on the manpower market.More' Incentives Needed to save ! 'It isn't just a question\ , however,' he continued, 'of pay and allowances as far as the d ' attractiveness of military serviceis 1l' .. Use the convenient 24-hour concerned; there are the sidewalk depository at our CUPPEMLVERLNET.CRAFT/ / / Roosevelt Mall office. MERCRUISER (Weekends and Holidays, too.) S STERNDRIVES : : . MERCURY : ' niw.OUTBOARDS . EXPERT 75 YirrJ.W' :; ';'; .1i : JAxNflU( FEDERAL REPAIR :r _ . MECHANICS TRAINED FACTORY SHOP 7> t- .e l qlt a bi: 'gYL1 264-9835 ROOSEVELTMALL H MAS JAX Bldg. 39 NAS CECfL. Bldg. 26 NATTC, Bldg. 501 i . PHONE 384 1391 INLET MARINESales Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 10AM.5.30: PM 1 Tel. 387 S 22or Base Ext 2431 I Tel, 711 3211, Ext J15 I Tel 772 2448 Mon..Wert. Frl Frl); 10 AM.? PM Sat 10 AM.1 PM 0 Hour; M>". Kri 9:30: 4:30: Hours. Mon Frl 8:30: 3:00: 11 AM til 1 PM & Service Hwy 17 Orange Park - I IBOOK MARCH 4, 1971 PAGE 6 JAX AIR NEWS.LATWINGER _ from tho Bookshelf LjT2I x : 'Soul On Ice' submitted by the Cecil Field PUBLISHER: Stein and Day, AUTHOR: Eldridge Cleaver station librarian. CWO REVIEWED BY AEI W.L. BOOK: 'QB VII' The Strategic Air Command's Jackson AUTHOR: LEON URIS nuclear bombers are airborne. One can now find many books PUBLISHER: Doubleday, C1970 Minuteman missle sites are "!II.' ... .... -6F 4. by black authors and a giant This dramatic new novel by the switched on, nuclear submarine Lt. XKilfcy Lt. WaldropIntelligence among these is Eldridge author of 'Exodus' and 'Topaz' is fleet is submerged and operating Cleaver's 'Soul On Ice'. based on an actual event: a libel under sealed orders. Russia's Officers In a collection of essays and suit brough against a best-selling missile countdown is holding at letters from California's Folsom Amercan author by a knighted two hours from zero and Red State Prison, Cleaver discussesthe doctor who claimed the author China has mobilized and gone to Earn Medals at FiceurJax forces which shaped his life. had defamed him in a novel. 'QB 'Condition Yellow'. His experience Is typical of the VII' (Queen's Bench, Court Then,with the world only hours inner turmoil which besets most Number VII) is the stage for the away from nuclear destruction, Two officers attached to the Fleet IntelligenceCenter black Americans as they become most unusual and electrifyinglegal U.S. Senator Hugh McGavin U S. Naval Forces Europe (FICEUR) have Increasingly aware of their battle in British history. asks, 'What if the atomic bomb , medals honoring their performance and blackness. The novel explores the doesn't work?' been awarded 'Soul On Ice' is essential backgrounds and motivations of This novel asks many question.It achievements. reading for anyone interested in the concentration camp doctor dramatized the futile treadmillof Commendation AwardLt. planning branch officer at understanding 'black'.' For the and the writer, and captures the the arms race. 'The Jesus FICEUR from March, 1969 to black American, it is madatorylThe drama of the trial, and finally Factor' moves from Washingtonto Robert V. O'Kelley was Feb. 1971. comes to the unusual verdict. Hiroshima, from Moscow to a presented the Navy Commendation His citation states that his tiny island named Tinian in the Medal in recognition 'extraordinary sustained per BOOK: "The Jesus Factor' South Pacific where young Hugh of his meritorious performance of formance during this period . following book reviews are AUTHOR: Edwin Corley McGavin flew the first atomic duty while serving as the target Included a number of specific bombing mission in 1945. analysis and missile mission dramatic improvements and J original contributions to the intelligence support provided by the Fleet Intelligence Center, Europe, which vividly attest to his unique pursuit of professional excellence and substantial Ed Sullivan achievement. '; ; <: 'He was solely responsible for .Jt .: the formulation and production of the U. S. Naval Forces, Europe 1 ,." .' Planning Facilities List and the ." goes .J (, planning and supervision of the "I revision of all mission planning folders, accomplishments which provided planning staffs and flight crews with sorely needed, .' military : comprehensive intelligence ; : material ; - 1- 1 ; * oJ,. "The introduction of a new plan further complicated by fleet requirements to meet curtailed ; March 7th operational deadlines , , on necessitated a quantum jump in . -'.. \ the rapidity and quantity of 1 "IZ target folder production. .:.',. : t Navy AchievementLt. : Don't miss it. Ed will present military talent '""*. *". d David H. Waldrop of the .:: selected from the U.S. Armed Forces Music Festivals : FICEUR Air Operations 4 ; the 4. '\- Department was presented world-wide Navy Achievement Medal for sponsored by Bristol-Myers/Monarch Corporation meritorious achievement with ." Commander Attack Carrier Air Wing 15 aboard the aircraft PLUS carrier USS Coral Sea as senior intelligence officer from Oct. 1969 These top entertainers who starred to May 1970.' II His citation reads in part: 'Lt. in the Music Festivals. fk Waldrop distinguished himself by , }. ., c-: presenting outstanding intelligence - ALAN KINGJEANNIE briefings and displayed an acute perspective in e C. RILEY ",4. his ability to peruse myriad data and summarize the relevant facts ' ROY CLARK tUI1 with alacrity . ; ,1 : : 'His ability to disseminate LOUIS NYE current defenses strike : } : \,. .n enemy , , \\1'' plans, search and rescue efforts, .' TERESA GRAVES '. \ flight restrictions and rules of ; e THE "BLOSSOMS OF SPRING"S engagement materially to the knowledge contributed of all aircrews and the eventual success : .. ; of the strike efforts.' t. -.. .. ... .. .. . .. ......... ;::;:::;:::;; ;:;: ;;::: ::: ;:;::;;;:;:.S::;;:;:;::; :: :: :;::::; .. .- '. f' f. ; Be sure to watch the... c5llOuan S \ : Ed Sullivan Show's tribute to . the military on March 7th. ' (1Ylla( ; 5821 San Juan at Niblick Phone 3844406C@2.9 ; ill 4ffjMONARCH 12 and ? BEDROOMS S GARDEN TYPE APART- MENTS : CORPORATIONA INDIVIDUAL AIR CON- SUBSIDIARY OF BRISTOL-MYERS COMPANY DITIONING AND HEATING DRAPES FURNISHED WALL TO WALL CARPETING J .. ............'. *,. ....1, ". a. ',' .. :.. ." ,.., .. . LARGE. SWIMMING POOLS . I j. .vJ'..... .."... :: "I .f'JVf : tt: &J\X"\ ''?" .,,',,\.\r'\r1111..t'.r. ....,. A .!. .:..!.;.,:,. :IIr. ::.t'!!'...iI! !';.::.:.:.: .<< .. I J 1/ MARCH 4, 1971 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER PAGE 7 1 I , jSERVICE SHOPPING GUIDE. 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PHONE"'..9871.u 6417 ROOSEVELT Ph. 387-4468 : |f If] 8985 Normandy Blvd. Phone 7862375SAVE ... ........u. _.......__ ..; _...._ .._.M_ ... ..........__. ._ u.... ._ .._.. _. ..... "" '-,...- ......-.-_ _ : :::- ";:-'';;: >::::F. 1.t:;,:;; TIME AND MONEY.CHECK! THIS SERVICE SHOPPER WEEKLY FOR THE BEST BUYS IN TOWN!! ._----.........'...'........ -- ---- ----- -- -- .--------------_._.-..._.-.._--_._------ .., MARCH 4, 1971 PAGE 8 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER - ,'JI '" J.JJ" 1..1 I' IJI+ : : \ I '. j I.pjI1 ., I I !J.I J. ; : I rI Civil Service News J CHAMPUS Requests .1,t'. .:" f AriaW Speedy SubmissionsWASHINGTON ; (AFPS) beneficiaries are encouraged tomake Users of the Civilian Health and regular submissions .ih-- Medical Program of the throughout the fiscal year(July 1 ,. : . Uniformed Services (CHAM* to June 30)) after the annual ;. , PUS) are encouraged to submit outpatient deductible : ,.W4.i _ claims for outpatient care to their requirement has been met 19- ) state fiscal agent as soon as The deductible requirementis possible after the annual $50 in charges for one !fliSCi deductible has been made. beneficiary, not to .exceed $100 ifria4 " Many CHAMPUS beneficiariespay per family for two or more __-l- I. ______ .# R I Ia r' their medical and pharmacybills beneficiaries. Submissions -- /I directly to the source of should be made every two or 1r . care, but wait till the end of the three months when the value of _ fiscal year to send the receipts or the receipts or itemized itemized statements to the fiscal statements exceed $25 to $30, \ administrator for reimbursement CHAMPUS officials advised. q Reimbursement claims for ; Because of the increased inpatient care may be submittedat / kt: W a volume of claims, their com- any time without regard to the plexity, and the summer employee outpatient deductible.On ; ' vacation period, huge _ backlogs build up in the ad ministrator's office and the island of Maui, it payments are delayed 90 to 120 takes half a million gallons of days, an official said. water to produce a single ton M .r A of raw sugar.GovtriMAit . To eliminate delays CHECKING THE FIRST A-7E Corsair aircraft as It entered the 'examination and evaluation' phase PAR (Progressive Aircraft Rework) are (L toR) Seth D. Reece, Aubrey S. Boyd LCdr. Walt Persopmd Mutual Landon, Bernard J. Eggers,Capt. D.H. Heile, and LCdr.V.Johnson. Lift Insurance Company Applications for College 'tptclallitt in service to the military' JACKSONVILLE: REPRESENTATIVE; JIM RICHARDSON Have March 15 Deadline Cdr. USN (Ret) 11659 Jonathan Rd. Jacksonville 32225 WASHINGTON-Applica The Navy Relief Society schooling. Tel: 72U4J3 from Navy and Marine Corps Educational Fund provides Loans are available to dependents for college loans for assistance in the form of an in- dependent children, including the school year starting in September terest free loan to the student in step children and legally must reach the Navy an amount needed to supplementthe adopted children who are under ., _: ,. '-:''' Relief SocietyNRS( ) by March 15. financial support which age 23. w "t J'"viI" parents and the student can Assistance is provided for ; ." Application forms may be provide. undergraduate education at .. .,t.J.......;......."'....,-C"tl- .I..!. office obtained or by from writing the Navy local Relief NRS Repayment of the loan is accredited universities, colleges for vocational and f'.{'.'- Society, Suite 1228, 801 N. Ran- deferred until after graduation or training, or prep schools for r','h,-,'\.. dolph St, Arlington, Va. 2203. termination of full time service academies. .. '''' .---1It :. JOIN JAX NASA TODAY JOIN JAX NASA TODAY JOIN JAX NASA TODAY 1''J... , . k Q JACKSONVILLE NAVAL o The Complete Travel CardGetawtiv 'Q=4. w tiwsoMrnir r AIR I _- p! ASSOCIATION g , D r ......::. ..1: ss::: ::. :! ze : . )0 .O.J-! III L! ..:.. 5 : I o billl! iill:1' iil! 1"11,1 i ; UOHU CUOKl .<,. .: 0: 00 00 .HI_= , .. < : .. z I ... 8aZ You can charge all your travel expenses to your .... !. ..:. . Getaway Card -air fare, hotels-motels, meals, car a ..., 000 .....r .: .Ie ..0 n rentals, tours -at 12,000 locations, worldwide. And It's e.I. 2..... ......:..:-. ... ... 0 free! No minimum income required. No yearly z 000*..0 ..tlt. g membership fee. Up to two years to pay. 0 SEE US FOR COMPLETE DETAILS' : YOURSELF YOUR COMMUNITY NAS JAX AIRLINETICKET OFFICE o 0 JOIN JAX NAS TODAY z 9 (JAMTO) NOTE TO NAS JAX CIVILIANS: 3 Locations to Serve You .<,. The officers and directors announce the annual X DQ membership drive March thru 31 March starting 1 NAS JAX: Bldg. 13 Main Gate Ext. 2449 or 187-2811 = Take Check your bulletin* boards fur the name of your keyman v advantage of the Quick ,,'. HRS? 0745-1800 Mon. thru Fri 0900-1300 Sat x Cash Insurance Program Q D (,::1NAS/Y CECIL: Finance Office, Phone 771.3211, Ext. 8122 ; 0800.1500 z DO IT TODAY g MAYPORTt Building 24, Phone 246-5427 o '+ 0800 1630 Monday thru Friday 0900 1300 Saturday JOIN JAX NASA TODAY JOIN s I JAX NASA TODAY JOIN JAX NASA TODAY r NfI MARCH 4, 1971 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER PAGE 9 " ti :: I ':' ; .; ; 1'. Accidental Home Injuries : E .if' I ; f 1d !' . i' ; .. '" ' ..I 10"--; ( rs rte : War CasualtiesSince :: ,;, ;; Outnumber I I:! ," \'?, / \ ':. : : ' JW , ; ' I' \ "' the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War 195 years ago, approximately 2,635,000 U.S. military casualties have been sustained in nine major conflicts. By comparsionjn 1968 there were 4,328,500 accidental deaths and disabling injuries and 17 million less '. ._- :" serious injuries In American homes/ Akl The of than 21 thought more $ $flt.Marines PISS MSgt Ferg million accidental injuries in one year eight times the toll of all The likelihood of someone in wars Is staggering. Yet the your family being Injured at PromotedJAX figure reflects a trend that has home this year Is surprisinglyhigh. been consistent since 1928 when Approximately one out of Three NCO's from the Marine Aviation Training Support Group here have been promoted. compilation of accurate statistics every 10 people is Injured each They are MSgt. Gerald E. Ferg, food services chief GySgt. Edward K. AM, an Instructor at the AO began. year in a home accident. 'A'School.;and SSgt. Richard A. Pass,a student at the AE 'B' School Congratulations) The most frequent cause of Although of these injurieswill many death and is from . a. injury falling be minor, there is no way to one level to another, such as on predict the severity of specific stairs and ladders. In order of cases; Momentary distraction, frequency, this is followed by Inattention or carelessness can .. : Qj fires and burns, poisoning, just as quickly result in a fatal or ..,.p''.. ... y c/vGJe/Y firearms, suffocation from disabling injury as a minor one. ,, food or objects poisoning by : .w: . ,.' gasses and vapors and Prevention demands as much mechanical suffocation. Persons attention to safety at home as on Friday March SBREAKFASTButtered Eggs, Fried Eggs to Order, GriddleCakes most susceptible to accidental the job. Anything short of this A Hominy Grilled Luncheon Meat injury and death are children leads to the unacceptable Grits Hard Boiled Eggs, Fried Eggsto Creamed Chipped Beef Cottage Fried under five and adults 65 years of prospect of becoming another Order French Toast Choice of Fish Potatoes, Iced Clnammon Raisin Fillets Ham Slices Hash Brown Rolls. age and older. statistic. 4 ,L, Potatoes, Blueberry Muffins.DINNER..Manhattan. DINNER-Beef Rice Soup, Yankee Clam Pot Roast Beef.Stock Gravy, Rissole Chowder Baked Meat Loaf or Baked Potatoes, Steamed Rice, Lyonnaise i Tuna and Noodles, Brown Gravy, Wax Beans, Buttered Broccoli, : Mashed Potatoes Macaroni with Martha Washington Cream Pie. : :r Tomatoes & Cheeese, Buttered Green SANDWICH LiNE-Variety Meat Peas, Pineapple Pie. Sandwich. SANDWICH LINE.Flsh Portion SUPPER-Creole Soup, Barbecued O Sandwich. Pork Loin, Barbecue Sauce, French SUPPER-Chicken Rice Soup, Deep Fried Potatoes, Fried Rice, 4D Fried Fish or El Rancho Slew Home Buttered Green Peas, Boston Cream Fried Potatoes, Buttered Broccoli Pie. Spears, Mexican Corn, Blueberry Pie. Wednesday,March 10 a Saturday,M.rch'BREAKFAST.Chllled BREAKFAST-Hot Farina, Hard w Orange Boiled Eggs, Fried Eggs to Order, r Juice, Hot Hominy Grits, Hard Boiled French Toast Grilled Bacon Slices Eggs ,.Fried Eggs to Order French Creamed Ground Beef Hash Brown .'wr.J Toast Griddle Cakes, Choice of Potatoes, Iced Bear Claws. Bacon, Ham or Minute Steaks Hash DINNER-Pepper Pot Soup, Roast ou, Brown Potatoes, Pecan Rolls. Boneless Veal, Brown Gravy, Mashed I f .. N CAREER CLOSES AOCM Potatoes, Sausage Bread Dressing, William H. Andre, the Phase I BRUNCH-Fried Eggs to Order, Buttered Broccoli Spears, O'Brien Breakfast Meat Grilled Ham supervisor at NATTC's AO 'A' or French Corn, Devils Food Cake with Mocha Model C-l burgers Cheeseburgers Icing. Don't |lust pMkl' Open, wldi your School,' retires from the Navy Fried Potatoes. Potato Chips, Baked SANDWICH LINE-Chlll Dogs. eyetl Veu'rt not dreaming I Beans, Poncho Pound Cake Iced huge It toot family room It I after 30 of service. Capt. years SUPPER-French OnionSpup, Beef drum come true In this Bellalrbeauty. John E. Kennedy, commanding Fruit Filled Snails.SUPPER.Grilled. Pot Pie or Scalloped Tuna & Peas, Separate dining. room. I , Pork Chops, 1/ Bedroomt f Batht our fondly/ officer of NATTC, conducted the Cream Gravy, O'Brien Potatoes Cauliflower Buttered Egg Simmered Noodles, French Lima Beans Fried, horn M ftntiitlcilly low!1ft 'el.Medii . ceremony Feb. 26.Jax's Fried Rice, Buttered Green Peas, Ginger Bread with Vanilla Icing.Thursday . Carrots Buttered Brussel Sprouts, ,March 11 Raspberry Jello with Whipped Top BREAKFAST-Hot Oatmeal, 6TAY = ti ping. 1 M MI Chilled Tomato Juice, Hard Boiled 0'"D; Sunday,March 7 Eggs, Fried Eggs to Order, GriddleCakes BREAKFAST-Hot Wheat Cereal Pork - Grilled Minute Chops ir1E Hard Boiled Eggs, Fried Eggs to Minced Beef, Home Fried Potatoes, .. Order, Griddle Cakes, Choice of Bellalr's' C.4.II lust unbelievable Swedish Tea RingsDINNERVegetable 1 P M.11Q '; 4 Bodreomt, Family Room, Bacon, Ham or Minute Pork Chops Soup, Fried : , Room Living Room Dining' I Cottage Fried Potatoes,Assorted Cake Chicken Whipped Potatoes, Blackeyt Kitchen t Nth end largo 1Z. Doughnuts. Peas, Creole Green Beans, Peach Utility Room. Cloven room ounmstched /. BRUNCH-Fried Eggs to Order r styling and tconomy.teparetet Shortcake with Whipped Topping. .. Breakfast Meat or Submarine Sandwiches - ' SANDWICH LINE-Grilled Ham : French Fried Potatoes burgers and Cheeseburgers. ti'! Potato Salad, Baked Beans, Iced SUPPER-Split Pea Soup, Swiss " 4k' . GreatestFURNITURE Double Snails, Pecan Pie. Steak, Natural Gravy Mashed . , SUPPER-Grllled Beef Steak Potatoes, Mexican Corn, Seasoned /( ' Oven Brown . Mushroom Gravy Spinach, Strawberry Shortcake with .' . Potatoes, Simmered Green Beans, Whipped Topping. Model C-I Harvard Beets French Apple Pie. A c.Mr.l ntr.nc.oy.r Values! the living and quiet Puzzler .root of C I. You'll find I Monday, March I /' B U Y bedrooms: J laths and many . WHOLESALE BREAKFAST-Hot Buttered Grits, roomy clot U plus froe separate " PRICE TQ EVERYONE Hard Boiled Eggs, Fried Eggs to 16 dining family room room fireplace Why' not optional(Include!. Order, French Toast, Grilled Pork 11 In your plans) Sausage Patties, Minced Beef Hash OPEN Brown Potatoes Maple Bars. 23 I=VERY DINNER.'Turkey Noodle Soup, 24 NOW ! Roast Turkey Log, Brown Turkey 71 111 DAY Gravy, Bread Dressing, Mashed Potatoes, Buttered Green Beans 1 SUNDAY Beets In Orange Sauce, Strawberry Model C-lt 1 P.M.SURPLUS. Chiffon Pie.SANDWICH. Add It(II up end you will Me why TIL 6 LINE-Grilled Ham Itilt li M popular a modelj tBtdroomi burgers and Cheeseburgers. I laths, hugt tcreened In porch, lorg utility l SU PPE R-Vegetable Soup, Braised I Interest t t Rates t long low iwMpIng llnej truly I Liver & Onions or Beef Porcupines, tlno horn on a modest budget GOODS Brown Gravy, Lyonnaise Potatoes, Baked Macaroni & Cheese, Buttered Its may never be lower! 'j E' Mixed Vegetables, Glazed Crullers. DISCOUNT STORE Tuesday, March'BREAKFAST..Chllled Pineapple How many darts must be Now is the time to buy! thrownpolnts7 to score exactly 100 10135 Beach Blvtf, 724-262 Juice, Hot Oatmeal, Hard BoiledCySgt. Ai the Inflation spiral' continues prices of |lust Medel C-ia bout everything art Increatlng.' But the Two cers can root comfortebly. In the roomy garage of C 11,and you VALUE of homes It Increasing' It. Mill' have lots Of storage room. A tremendous rate also So don't delay,buy that classic courtyard entrance, S ,S ca i'eC.erlas Standing Boulevard home of your dreams In quiet, comfortable spacious living and dining .r.... too many closets to count1/ combine to make this the is 'IIvl/lOn" Bellalr' model built is Every FRIDAY Night $17,7 5 0 to '21 ,0 0 0 Every SATURDAY Night FAMILY NIGHT STEAK 179 Chicken Your choice of& Clay County's Only COMPLETELY PLANNED CommunltylBELL.A.lR! 79 NIGHT I Dumplings or : : : : , Chopped Steak HOME BUILDERS: INC.: 3/4 Lb. Club Steak with Baked Potato ...and any 2 vegetables, Bread and Butter Member of National Jacksonville Home Builders Associations ... LUNCH 11 AM tll2 PM DINNER4PMtil8PMWatth You're cordially invited to inspect our homes at your convenience Thru Sat 10 A.M.to Dark. Travel South on Blanding Blvd. (Hwy No. 21)) For Our Lunch* 10 MARCH 4, 1971 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER Student Ability .c Wins Commendation Letter Jax.Sgt. Robert William Cavanaugh, received a letter of # tit commendation from Capt. JohnE. ; Kennedy, NATTC com- w ''tj manding officer. The letter was j tom"' . presented by Lt Col. L.E. l Mk i Q Blanchard,MATSG commanding officer. ? \ The commendation read : I 'during the period of Aug.10,1970 through Feb. 18, 1971, Sgt. _ Cavanaugh demonstrated superior ability in the performance of his duties as a " :: student in the Aviation Elec ___ kfd' trician's Mate (Advanced) __ Course, Class B. He completed a 25.6 week course as honor man of his class /\k -L with an average of 77.22. Sgt Cavanaugh's achievement reflects a sincere desire for PROMOTED-Cdr.W.L Walden,Fleet Air Jacksonville safety officer,has his new shoulder boards educational improvement, ' I adjusted| by his wife Elizabeth and son Chuck. Cdr.Waldtn's promotion was marked by a ceremony dedication to duty and conscientious Sgt. Cavanaugh Friday In the officer of- RAdm.Lawrence Heyworth Jr.,commander Fleet Air,Jacksonville. application. WE WANT UR BUSINESS Breakfast : Vital Start SPECIALAUTO . 30 :For All-Day Alertness _ ' $1500.00 MODELSTO OFF WAXING ,:; ,, WASHINGTON-Recent stud. to the failure to eat an adequate CHOOSE TO SERVICEMEN les indicate a good warm breakfast FROM breakfast not only puts you in an It works this way: Sugar,. or HART agreeable mood but provides the glucose, is the form into which $9G energy you need to keep alert.A starchy food is changed to be 11.99 Mobile Home Action suitable for use by the body. Of Center sense of fatigue, a feeling of all the energy-yielding materials *VACUUMED JM07 ATLANTIC BOULEVARD PHONE 7JMS44 tremulousness, and ''a certain supplied by food, glucose is the **DETAIL WASHED ClIANED A HAND INSIOI WAXED OUT amount of uncoordinated most readily serviceable. When *ONI OA YSERVler .'. 1 Mile East of Regency Square movement can be traced directly the glucose intake drops too low, *PASTI WAX OF YOUR CHOICE . hypoglycemia, or low blood POST McDUFF CAR WASH sugar, results. Fatigue, slight 384-4J4S shakiness, and general lack' of H9B . 3006 POST ST. Jj JjjJ3 ' coordination set in. . :-: TONIGHTJACK'SONVILLE . THE INFERNO PRESENTS, ' FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE "The SAISSANCE" on FR IDAY and a.m. BRING YOUR OWN BOTTLE fcOPEN SIX NIGHTS A WEEKI '. .. ' *" Y r.eraaa0Inferno "' , WINNING GREYHOUND' l\ACES \ Club I! . '**mnmtmmmmtmmtmmmmmmmmuM 834 Atlantic Blvd. Phone 724-9922. . ' :' McDUFF No. of BEAVERRight NOW SERVING... I , .. GOURMET LUNCH - ., now, you're only 10 minutes away BUNCH EON tHESE sP E ClA REJUS"S 0'11 CHANG'A FEW?'DAILY from Jacksonville's biggest apartment bargain .VEAL SCALLOP BEEF\CORDON BLEU DINNERS VEAL or ENGLAND BOILED VARIOUS NEW GOULASH e stYLE SOUPSHUNGARIAN ..HOMEMADESEAFOOOS .. (Whirs the Good Life is Included in the rent) e fRESII speclall.- .. 11This week S \95 We have 4(yes six) swimming pools. 0 Plus 2045 Jammes Rd.,Jacksonville,Fla. FI.KABOB shuffleboard and badminton. 0 With Phone:781.3818 SMIS : DotatoOn congenial young neighbors to help enjoy| them. ? RENTING HOURS: BEEF nd baked M r D All only one .block from golf and an. Y ,, ?o.rwh Mon.Thru Sat.:8:30-6:30: : ;Sun. 1.6:30: a skewers with ' elementary school -with other schools, shopping centers and boating minutes away. You T DIRECTIONS:Out Roosevelt Blvd., t"L can get to Cecil Field or the Naval I Air Station ; turn right on San Juan-Continue past : Cedar Creek bridge to Jammes Road In 10 minutes downtown Jacksonville in 15. rj Apartments have Individually controlled -turn left to apartments. w-yyikO-l heating and air conditioning, carpeting, ' draperies,and sliding glass door to courtyard y, A or balcony 0 And you move Into a 1 or 2 e apartment today. Furnished or un. , a furnished. yRLENbedroom ' '120JACKSONVILLE G;& WooOAPARTMENTS ')I FROM GARDEN 4 N IS *'ARLEN COUNTRYOwned 2509 BLANDING PHONE 3843881PAGE and Managed by Aden PropeAin' .'Inc I .a.MNVluww sMti 1'1 .......r..e..a.rnrall . Pi.1( au 1G.1 yiS oM n0 yiudM MARCH 4, ))971 . JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER PAGE 11. r- ." ;", ,.,..::. ., ....:,.1.... ',:" ." .' .'t.: .':.....,..:.'.,. ;.: ,. ':.,:'. HOLT PUBLISHING COMPANY Publisher ; CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Movie Schedule ' Call: 388-2755 JAX AIR NEWS : . NAS Jacksonville Ads should be mailed to arrive not later than . : Tuesday for publication the following Thursday. .. .'. '. ''I .. 1'1 .' ,,'. .. .. . .. .. -.. LATWINGER : Ads arriving too late for this deadline will be --- published the following week unless the MAS Cecil FieldADVERTISINGOFFICE publisher Is Instructed otherwise. A check or Thursday,March 4 Monday,March 8 money order for the full cost of the ad must be : received WITH the copy for the ad. NAS: 'ITALIAN JOB' Color NAS: 'NO WAY TO TREAT A 4747 San Juan Avenue : RATE Minimum charge (lines) $2.00 comedy adventure starring LADY' Color comedy starring .. Per additional line Michael Caine and Noel Coward.'G' Rod Steiger and Lee Remlck.'GP' . ((4 words per line) SOc Jacksonville Florida , G ((101 mins.) VG (108 mins. HOSPITAL: 'MCKENZIE HOSPITAL: 'ONE MORE BREAK' MUST SELL TIME' Color comedy starring EMPLOYMENTSERVICE 64 VOLVO 1800 S, AM, FM Radio, Peter Lawford and Sammy Tuesday,March 9 RENTALS Good Engine,Only S300. Contact Lt. J. Davis, Jr. 'GP' G (90 mins.). J. Ryan 781 1877.4S . ZAG'Color NAS: 'ZIG mystery WIVES LAKE SHORE VW SQUARE BACK starring George Kennedy, Anne CLERICALJOBS OF ALL KINDS Small, Clean, Large yard, private S570 Friday, March 5 Jackson and Eli Wallach. 'GP' G Jobflnders, 1372 Cassat. 387.5626 or entrance. No pets. Utilities turn ASTROMOTORS ((104 mins.) 1022 Park Street, 3547888. (deposit), $50. 3894275. 6566 Normandy Blvd. NAS: 'THE GYPSY MOTHS HOSPITAL: 'NO WAY TO ORANGE PARK 66 VW Color drama starring Burt TREAT A LADY' RET. OFFICERSMSC 2 BR.,Apt. Furn.,5 mlns. to NAS, Will 38,500 miles. Like new. S1100. Cdr. Lancaster and Deborah Kerr. 'R' and ,Medical WO'S, EX-HM'S Technician, USN Positions.for RN rent 2646884.to TAD Personnel or bachelors. Smith, Cecil Field, Ext. 109110. E ((110 mins.) Wednesday,March 10 Apply Personnel Office, Florida State Prison, Raiford, Fla. 32083. Phone 431. 67 CORVETTEVery HOSPITAL: 'ITALIAN JOB' NAS: 'THERE WAS A 1212. FOR SALEOR RENT Clean, Dark Green Conv. 327 CROOKED MAN' Color western RECEIVED ORDERS. Cash for your 350 HP 771-5126 after 7. PART-TIME LABORI. equity or let us rent your home. comedy starring Kirk Douglas, Some nights, Sat. & Sun. $1.65 per hr. REPORTING IN. Call or drop by for U PONTIAC2Dr. Saturday,March 6 Henry Fonda and Burgess Call 353-4641 after 5:30.: map or sales and rental list. Call Hardtop, R & H. Meredith. 'R' G (126 mins.) Powell or Mills, USN Ret. 2642411. 1570.ASTROMOTORS. NAS: 'CANNON FOR CORDOBA HOSPITAL: 'ZIG ZAG'WESTSIDE ORANGE PARK REALTY western starring MILITARY, FREE NOTARY Color fMISCELLANEOUSrINCOME 6566 Normandy Blvd. George Peppard and Raf ORANGE PARK 49 OLDS CUTLASS'S'AT Vallone. 'GP' G ((104 mins. 2 BR., Apts., furn., or unfurn., Dishwasher PS, AC, R 8. H, Good. Rubber. Drapes, Carpets, Elizabeth Cond. Cecil Field 8151 Home 771 ro Exc. HOSPITAL: 'THE GYPSYMONTHS' TAX Apts. 7710405 or. 7713355.WILMARAPTS.. 4187. p Returns prepared by appointment AR evenings and weekends. G. H. Young, O DODGE 440 rs LCdr.,SC, USN (Ret.), Phone 355-7460 2 Br.,LR., Breakfast Nook, Elec. Kit., Good Paint, and Rubber, Fact. Air, Air Cond., Parking for 2 cars off after 6:30: p.m. street. Water, Garbage & Sewage PS, R & H, AT. A. 1 Condition. Cecil Sunday,March 7 Complete Line at Field 8151 Home 771 4187. Furn $95. Unfurn. $115. Furn (plus PARTS & SUPPLIES BE A RADIO OR tax) 387-2541. Weekends 389.0744. NAS 'MCKENZIE BREAK' TVANNOUNCERRecorded : Special Service Discount message by leading an. U VW SEDAN Color: war drama starring Brian nouncer tells you h\w. Call any hour. TAKE OVER PAYMENTSon Radio and Heater Keith and Helmut Griem. 'GP' 1926 Park Ave.Ph.244-1204 3552944. 1970, 12' x 50', 2 bedroom Captlla. IS70ASTROMOTORS ORANGE PARK VG ((106 mins.) 5447 Arrow Lane. (Off 103rd St. near NEW RCA AND ZENITH STEREOS NAS Cecil.) Financed thru Jax Navy 6566 Normandy Blvd. HOSPITAL: 'CANNON FOR Consoles some with AM-FM, tape Credit Union. CORDOBA' players. At dealers cost to liquidate AUTOMOBILE FURN.TO CALIF. stock. Full warranty! Phone 7710409.AiRCONDITIONINOSERVICE Call 384 2195 for Information. i MOBILE HOMESJUSTISSTRAILERPARK /0"' 70 CHALLENGER RT 440 4 Speed PB, Pi. Call between 4 Auto AC, Room units, Central Units. and 8 p.m. 764 7182. Repairs. Reasonable VOLKSWAGEN, INC. Tyler's Heat and Air Condo 65BUICKELECTRA.S800Convertible 388-5161 1 Qtr. Mile No. of NAS, clean modern Full Power, R Si H, One 4711 Palmer lake Shore trailer and Apts. 3893007. Owner, Excellent Condition. Call 781' SELLING USED CARS 0366 after 5. LIVE CRABS AND FRESH FISH LIVING OFJACKSONVILLEAZalea MOBILE Wllford's Fish Camp 2649707. Mobile Home Park) 'V mile GLASS BOAT AND MOTOR 100 GUARANTEE % north of NAS, lots and rentals. Near 23,000 BTU, Air Conditioner; DinetteSet. I GEORGE'S KENNELSEst. schools and shopping center. Clean, Ext.3732 or Ulmert711.8376. 1925. Dogs and Cats Boarded. and reasonable rates, Manager on Pick up & Delivery Available. premises. Children and pets wlecome. R ED'S$TR3 Grooming, Defining & Bathing. 6301 Roosevelt 3846264.TRANSPORTATION'. Body In good cond., Needs paint and 67 Valiant Mastercharge a. BankAmerlcard some minor repairs. Asking 500. $1095 accepted. Visitors welcome. 5085 Phone 3165 or 264 5504. V-8, Auto. Trans., R & H. Edgewood Crt. 3890064. . :: : 68 Rambler American $1295 : : ,,'\! .,.,,,' ... .. . LADIES BASKETBALLCecil Door Sedan, Auto. Trans., Air Conditioned. Blue with White Field Gym. Thurs. 8-10 A.M. top. Information 7864675. '289' Stick, Good 66 MUSTANG Tires, New Brakes, J .. 66 Ford LTD Door $995 FOR SALE: 772 1068 after 5 p.m. .; 4-Door, V-8, Auto Trans., Factory Air, Power Steering and Used clothing, furniture and Brakes, R & H. housewares. Good condition. Call 771 CREDIT UNION REPOSSESSIONS 66 Olds 6757, CHEVY WAGONAT DEER SPRINGS ESTATES Delta $995 _______ PS, PB, Accepts Bids As Is. Door Sedan, Green, Loaded! FURNITURE FOR SALE 69 FORD MUSTANG Keystone Heights Rug $20, Couch $30, Chair $10 and $25,. New Eng..Vinyl top, New paint & By Appointment 69 Ford Cortina $10954Speed Navy trunks, Desks, Dining Room tires. $199 Transmission. (table with 6'' chairs, Maple .set. 3 , T. Madisonor Call A. Chest of Drawers, 2 twin beds, end Ron Rohrer Clyde W..Simpson ft Co. 69 Ford LTD Station Wagon $1895Automatic tables, Ig. bed frame. Mrs. Frank Ext.2431 or 387.5622 ,,/ ,- RULTOi 356.6849 Morgan 1222 South Edgewood Avenue WE FINANCE Transmission. . 3847729. TWO 69 VW Sedans $1795Air 64 RAMBLER WAG. FOR SALE $370 Conditioned,R & H, White or Blue. GERMANSHEPHERDPUPS 6-cyllnder,stick. Classified Ads AKC Champ. Bloodline. Shots & ASTRO MOTORS 68 VW Sedan $1350Radio Wormed, $80. 791.5599 or 772-1728 6566 Normandy Blvd. and Heater, Green. Work Wonders 67 VW Sedan 'Glitterbug' $1295 CHINESE PUGS AKC BARBECUEComplete For You Blue, Radio & Black & Fawn.. Wormed, shots. Call Heater. 3899985. ,osPHONE 68 Karmann Ghia $17954Speed FOR SALE: waN't Radio and Heater. Air condItIoned. 2 White Male Persian Cats.Declawed. CHICKEN DINNER 264 8320. 68 VW Fastback $1695.. 4-Speed, Radio and Heater. : ',. $100Forrest 69 VW Squareback $2295Air : REAL.ESTATE'.:Y ;. . . ., , '.'" < :;:ii.! : ' ; : : Conditioned, Radio and Heater, Auto. Trans., Extra Sharp! High Choral CASHI WESTSIDE We buy equities AssociationSATURDAY Louise T. Bailey 771.3605 Broker VOLKSWAGEN INC. -,. MARCH 6, 1971 , 'HIDDEN WATERS' 10 A.M. til 6 P.M. Black Creek, CanaJ! or Lake lots '1150 Lane Ave., So. Phone 781-5511 available. Excellent fishing, boating, Next to Westside Atlantic Bank swimming. Mobile Home area. Also Corner 388.2755 Open Daily to 8:30 Saturday I to S permanent home area. High, wooded HARLOW BLANDING Sunday 1 to 6PMI lots.r.Ivms: ,.one,mile ,UK*.'. .-- ..... .b- ---- - - Asbury on No. 209. La Rue 725-3992. r F MARCH 4, 1971Traffic PAGE 12 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER_ _ Destroyer Named For ViolationsJaxThe Black Aviation Officer LT kill. . WASHINGTON-The Navy will pointment as a Naval midshipman fR name a destroyer escort in honor in 1947. following report of of Jesse L. Brown, the first black The ship will be 438 feet long, 47 motor vehicle accidents: and naval aviator, Navy Secretary feet at the beam, displace 4.100 traffic violations for the period of John H. Chafee has announced tons and be designed for locatingand Feb. 1521. The keel will be laid at Avondale destroying enemy sub- Shipyards, Westwego, La., April marines. Number of Accidents t. - Ens. Jesse LeRoy Brown was This period 5 the first black American naval Local Scouts This period a year ago 14 officer to lose his life in combat in Total accidents this year 39 the Korean Conflict. He was Total accidents through this killed In action Dec. 5 1950, and Hold period last year CO posthumously awarded the BanquetJax Total number of days since last Distinguished Flying Cross. injury in motor vehicle accident Secretary Chafee said, 'It is Last Friday the annual 156. particularly fitting that we honor pot luck Blue and Gold Banquet the memory of this distinquished of Cub Scouts, Pack 251, was Number of days since an injury Navyman during Negro History successfully held at Galley 3 last year at this time 6. '--- ..._ ._. ----- Week.' aboard this station. CONGRATULATIONS ADR2 Robert Wtliant of AMD's power Ens. Brown was born Oct 13, The Support Service Directorof Number of Violations plants division receives I hearty handshake and congratulations from 1926, in Hattiesburg, Miss., and Boy Scouts, George Handley, 57 This period 11 LCdr. R. E. Jastremskl,assistant maintenance officer, as he receiveshis enlisted in the Naval Reserve In was the guest speaker and Speeding Reckless'driving 0 honorable discharge prior to reenlisting for four more years. 1946. lie accepted an ap- Chaplain Boyer, of NATTC, gave Going through stop sign 7 the invocation. Other Violations 39 Two Wave Lieutenants To Bob Cats awards were Ten lost driving.and parking presented by John Mulrennan, privileges aboard the station for committee chairman, to Victor various periods; eleven were Serve White House Aides Powers, Robert Lee Taylor, Joel as assigned to complete an eight- Powers, Jerry Turner, Alan hour course in remedial driving; Schulman, Richard Schulman, four received suspensions; six WASHINGTON Wave Lieutenants Balink works in the Protocol formal and state dinners. Dwayne Clard,Ed Wilson,James were given warnings; five were Linda J. Balink and Office of the Chief of Naval Lieutenants Balink and Black Stanfield, Lawton Hammond, dismissed; eleven were fined Marianne M. Blackburn spend Operations. A native of Fort burn are on special duty usuallyonce and Brady Ward. The Bear (US. Magistrate); and none were several hours of their off duty Lauderdale, Fla., she has been in a week. They perform the award was presented to David referred to commanding officers time serving as White House the Navy eight years. same duties as the male officers, Goodard. for possible disciplinary action. Military Social Aides. They are Miss Blackburn works in the which includes greeting guests at Jerry Turner who is the Twelve drivers were assessed the first Wave officers ever to office of Legislative Affairs in the door, briefing them on the Webelos' leader presented 32 traffice points. serve in this capacity. the Pentagon. A Wave officer for program and escorting them to Webelos awards to David They share their duties with three years, she is from Palo reception areas and conducting Wilharm, David Goodard, Tony Hoagies In Venice, Italy, are three other female officers, one Alto, Calif. receiving lines. Bazar, Tom Davitt and Mark numbered not by streets but in each from the Army, Air Force The five women made their Before each function, they are Haley numerical order within each of six leitierl, or) city districts, National and Marine Corps-and 31 male debut as social aides this past briefed on the guests, includingname Skits and songs by the boys in Geographic sayt. A officers. Thanksgiving Day. Their pronunciation; customs the different dens made the stranger finds it all but impossible However, their primary assignment was to greet some 106 and political affairs of the guests'countries evening all the more enjoyable.Any . to locate a destination military duty comes first Miss wounded Vietnam veterans and and details of theevening's interested boys are invitedto without a guide. their nurses at a White House activities. join the pack at their next Prerequisites for selection as a dinner. The meeting will be at ---- meeting. social aide include tact, They are called upon to serve diplomacy and a pleasing per- Bldg. 1000 (auditorium) on WISJSIDE || I at daytime functions and evening sonality.USS March 26 at 7 p.m. *-*" . "MfNtvyESTan JACKSONVIUE'S FmEST I tASSAtJlTfWrtT I Navy Test Pilot Sets Flight Records I JAVEf4yE I UTU I/\ Ates SERVICE PATUXENT RIVERFlyingan Enterprise (CVAN-65)). and later 70,000 feet This record $'" AND F-4J, Navy test pilot Capt. The 26-year Navy veteran is was achieved in the spring of 1956 1971 ; : :: ; George C. Watkins logged his deputy commander of the Naval during preliminary evaluation 10,000th hour of flight time-a Air Test Center at Patuxent trials for the Grumman Super Corolla/ record for pilots of carrier type River Naval Air Station. Tiger F11F-1F. .. aircraft. Captain Watkins claims In April 1958, he established an Capt.t Watkins reached the numerous naval aviation official world's altitude record of mark while recording his 1,323rd records. They include: just under 80,000 feet in the Super v carrier landing during automatic The first Navy pilot to fly at Tiger, bringing that record backto W carrier landing tests aboard the altitudes in excess of 61,000 feet the U.S. after an absence of 4 years. The first Naval aviator to make 1884 UP TO 31 Ml of PREMIUM TIRES 1,000 carrier landings. lie still .-... PERGALLON PREMIUM hold this record, set in 1962. Standard The only pilot to have flown Equipment includes : Reclining Bucket Seats' s.rc more than 6,000 individual flights enough to fill six logbooks and White wall tire$ Wheelcovers Nylon carpets start a seventh. The average Front disc brakes Tinted glass Naval aviator uses two or three PREMIUM/ logbooks in his career. Additionally, Capt. Watkins JACK BUSH Gen r.'Mgr.UYI-' SST plays a Japanese air group commander aboard the 'Akagi'USS "These are RELIABLE BUYS !" ( Yorktown) in 20th Century No Reasonable Deal Refusedl I Bring Your Title. IS a Fox's Tora, Tora, Tora 70 CHEVY NOVA 2-Door Sedan. '350' V-8 engine, Mag wheels, 3- "STEEL"New speed trans., R&H WWT. $1"S4f OPEL SPORTS CAR speed,like new. $2175 Nom eobile 48 AUSTIN AMERICAN whlte, OMPG, Nlctl $"S Belted M 4' 47 FORD OALAXIE V-a, Auto. trans., R&H. Real nice only $225 Steel Shield p pyCE down I *"*S 'A Two Bias PlysOf HSUR 44 CHEVY IMPALA 2,Door hardtop. V-0, Auto. trans., Factory air, Dynacor S 1s Power steering, R&H,WWT,White. Excellent condition. ms "A Two Puncturg.rdDyn. SpECIpti 4$ PONTIAC STATION WAGON A passenger, Auto trans., V 8, Airs . M be Its'Populu conditioned, Power steering and brakes. Perfect condition. W '1t PricedAAASTER t 44 OLDS V-8 Auto trans., Power steering and brakes, Factory air, t R&H,WWT. Low,low mileage-one owner I $75 CHARGE OR BANKAAAERICARD1BIHQOH' 44 FORDGALAXIE'500'2-door hardtop.Real sharp! $7" 43 BUICK LeSABRE door Sedan, Auto. trans., V.8, R&H. PS, Ex. J-; cellent condition! $A75 [ ][ - / 42 wheel'drive,front wheel 2-way hubs,rigged for c:::;", -' -- 6 owing. *7MWESTSIDE Let Us Consult You On All AREA ADDRESS PHONE MANAGER Your Insurance Needs! i iTIc1oITIA1 Arlington 1044 University Blvd. 725-1111 Bill Hornberger DENNISON i Westside 532 Cassat Ave. 3(8.7371 Jim CASSAT AVE. RUder Insurance 1310 Agency Southslde 3311 Philips Hwy. 38S10 Darrel Nobles HOUSE OF QUALITY SEflVICE Springfield 17th Main St. 354-9051 Troy Spharler 3823 BLANDING BLVD. Riverside 205 Stockton St. 388-0782 Tom PHONE 389 4561 Dunn Phone 771.7985 MARCH 4, 1971 . JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER PAGE 13ACHIEVEMENT .--!.-a ;;ijut -. Students Sell POW Bracelets k y i tp isa To Hasten Prisoner Releases , +l } ' WASHINGTON In these donation of $2.50 for the nickel. troubled times there is a great plated bracelets and$3 for copperis need for unity. VIVA (Voices in requested. These donations are Vital America), a non profit, used to cover the costs of non political national student disseminating information on the organization, is appealing to all POW MIA issue to the com- Americans, regardless of munity and schools throughoutthe political beliefs, to demonstratetheir nation. concern for American + prisoners of war. Yeomen May VIVA students are distributinga f POW MIA bracelet to create a level of personal involvement anda Switch To visible display of Americans uniting behind a common cause. Each bracelet is engraved with PN : Rating .. i -- the name of a POW or a man missing in action in Southeast WINNERS-Standing with NATTC Commanding Officer Capt. John E. Kennedy Asia, and the date he was lost. It WASHINGTON-Yeoman in are four petty officers who received the Navy Achievement Medal during ceremonies conducted Feb. is to be worn with the vow that it pay grades E-4, E-5, and E4 who 24.They are (I Ito r) ASMC Walter E. Parrish,A02 Samuel C. Combs,AE1 Ronald F. Webber and AE1 not be removed until the day that are serving in personnel billets, Terry D. Henton. (See story below) the Red Cross is allowed into or who have had experience in Hanoi to his personnel administration, are assure family of his ... """''''''"" ""''""" ''" ; "' "" "" "" status and that he receives the being encouraged to change ., humane treatment due all men. rating to personnelman.All . NATTC : Behind the Scenes Students feel that the only requests will be screened bya technique that will force Hanoi board convened at the Bureau into action is an overwhelmingcry of Naval Personnel BUPERS). - - from a united America, I By YNSN Stella M. Gawllnskl started by sympathetic world Selected YN1 personnel will be opinion, for simple justice and placed 'in service' training for Jax-It was a proud moment formed by the Beach Detachment supervised the Aviation Weapons humane treatment for all POWs personnel first class and will be the lives of ASMC Walter E. during the aircraft check cycles. Control Center in an outstandingmanner. and information on.MIAs. authorized conversion upon Perrish, AE1 Terry D. Henton, AEl Weber, an instructor in His willingness, loyalty passing a Navywide examinationfor AE1 Ronald F. Webber and A02 Phase IV of the AE 'A' School, and Immeasurable technical Bracelets can be ordered by PN1. Samuel C. Combs, Feb. 24 when earned the Navy Achievement competence were constantly a contacting VIVA, 1211 Westwood Capt. John E. Kennedy, NATTC Medal while serving as quality source of Inspiration and con Blvd., os Angeles, Calif. 90024 Requests must to submitted to commanding officer, presentedthem assurance inspector and electrical fidence to his subordinates and ((213)) 477 7962. A tax deductible BUPERS prior to April 30. with Navy Achievement instrument branch seniors alike. Medals. supervisor for VF33. Chief Parrish, an instructor at Petty Officer Webber was NATTC's NDI School, earned his instrumental in maintaining Navy Achievement Medal while aircraft electrical instrument I ARLANS FURNITURE SAUES NAS attached to Tactical electronics systems in a high state of Warfare Squadron 130, Detach. readiness and was responsible ment 14 embarked on the USS for the incorporation and PERSONNEL MORE! ON ALL FURNITUREYes Ticonderoga as the maintenance maintenance of the complicateddata control supervisor from March link system in squadron 17, 1969 to Sept. 7, 1969. aircraft. Arlans Furniture World appreciates NAS furniture at low, low prices. If you work at NAS Chief Parrish played a vital His superior training and business, and we want to continue to help NAS or are Navy connected, you can save 'big role in maintaining maximum supervision of personnel resultedin personnel furnish their homes with quality dollars' Arlans, Furniture World. combat readiness. His timely their increased proficiency and responsiveness to discrepanciessaved was instrumental in the squadron many important missions achieving two consecutive and was responsible for Battle Efficiency Awards and I providing safe flight conditionsfor two consecutive Chief of Naval the aircrews of his detachment Operations Aviation Safety ' Awards. r lie has been in the Navy for AEl Webber has been in the n- almost 16 and reported to years Navy for 12 years and was NATTC in Nov. 1969. He is in Oceana stationed with VF 33 , married to the former Miss to NATTCin Va. prior to reporting Charlotte Pope and they reside in July 1970. He is married to the t xr Orange Park. former Miss Corinne A. Davis AEl Henton, a student at and they have two children . NATTC's AE 'B' School, earnedthe Patricia and James. The Web- Navy Achievement Medal bers reside in Jacksonville.A02 ' while attached to Fighter ' Combs, a student at the 1H : Squadron 211, the Beach Detach- AO'B'School, earned the NATTC ment based at the Naval Air Station, Cubi Point, in the Navy Achievement Medal whilehe t attached to and serving on was Republic of the Philippines.As . the USS Oriskany (CVA.. 34)) as >p. master quality assurance inspector. Petty Officer Henton aviation weapons control consistently performed his duties supervisor from June 1, 1970 to 47'7 with outstanding ability and Dec. 9, 1970 during combat resourcefulness. Through his operations. direct supervision and ;energetic Petty Officer Combs, through leadership, he insured that high superior leadership and level maintenance was per professional knowledge. 4 PC. Living RoomIncludes ;# ; ":: " : Sofa, Matching Chair with Ottoman and Swivel RockerYour home will be more comfortable with this biscuit tufting and floor length pleated skirts. piece Colonial living room group, which Includes All pieces have foam cushioning, zippered an 80 Inch skirted sofa, man's lounge covers and tough woven tweed upholstery. In chair with skirted ottoman and a patch quilt stock exactly as shown for Immediate delivery. rocker. This smart furniture Is decorator Also available In many fabrics treated with' designed and color correlated and upholstered DuPont Ze Pento resist soil and stains. In heavy tweed fabric, with smart tailored L t : Ro.t Save $100 Compare to sets selling at $399Price ' iI In E//ecllhr.ugh March J 7; .., . :4. Ue your credit power 1971. You must bring' this ad and IAHKAMERICAftD Free deliveries your NAS ID card with youl rou.m1 Open Sundays -- "- ANNIVERSARY SPEAKER-Dr. Robert Spiro CU( ), president of ,. In the Naval i selectee Jacksonville University and recent rear admiral II.hjj.jLL1T WmM J.R. Reserve Supply Corps, receives a plaque from Capt. luncheon,jn . O'Club NAS Friday at an ; CO. Dr. Spiro was guest speaker Feb. 23 Supply Corps. : observance of the 176th anniversary of the Navy is the actual birth date of the Corps. . -.-.- -'- '-'" ,..._._..._ .__,. .. , ..-. - MARCH 4, 1971 PAGE 14 JAX AIR NEWS.LATWINGER Mad; Foxes Cop National League Basketball CrownJaxAircraft Maintenance surprised the Hurricane Hunters of VW-4, 68-65, in krr ,National League intramural basketball play this week to ruin the Hunters' hopesof playing VP-5 for the loop title. The deploying Mad Foxes, departed NAS Jax, with a 15-1 league- record., and the National League's top trophy. Meanwhile, over the American tripped by Hospital, 80 62. Dixon and Gerald Wactor added League, Medical improved its AMD 68, VW 4 6$: The 22 and 16 points in the upset Bill record to 12.2 to hold a two maintenance men eased out in Heath was top gun for the Hun- game edge over VP-16 and front to a 35.30 lead at the in- ters with 23. Hospital, both deadlocked for termission before spoiling the VA-203 SO,679th 39: Down 23.15 second with identical 12.4 season Hunters' chances for a league at the half, the attack squadronout marks. Admin fell from a three championship. Ralph Tisdale scored the airmen 35.16 in way second place tie after being headed the win with 24, while Bills the last two periods for the win. : # Jim Thomas sparked the win \ with 18, although 679th's Junior k :; Aguon was the game's top scorer with 22.Mtcllcal67. i : MARTD 53: lUndy : James laced the nets for 30 markers and Byron Khrom added 16 in aiding the Medical win.Steve Carpenter hit for 23 in a losing effort.lIospltal80 _ Admin 62: Hospitalran up a 46 16 halftime lead before coasting in for the win. r Howard Lind hit for 27 and Rester Bryan added 26 to lead the way 9p for Hospital. Admin's Tommie Bowie connected for 25 points. Marine Barracks 2, Air Operations 0: The Marines won DRIVE TO WIN-Shangrl U's Bob Davis drives Inside on his way to by forfeit. Assistant Athletic a field goal during the Shang's 7545 win over VP-5 for the Fleet Air its 4 4fti" Director George Mullins scored Jax championship Friday.Shangri . both points in the scorebookl! Communications 61, Flap Jax Y"F4 25: Leroy Cobb pumped for 20 La Traps Foxes points and Tom Chapman added 17 in the communication's win. : Admin 96,Communications 44: Bouncing back from the loss at ComFair TitleJax V.L the hands of Hospital, Admin's 75-65 for 3 Tommie Bowie sparked the win : with 38 points, and teammate Larry Boyland chipped in 23 in a Shangrl La skinnedthe VP-5,which had been beaten by supporting role. VP.5 Mad Foxes 75.65, here VA-174,94-93, in the second day of INTRAMURAL FIGHT-The Seabee's Guy Hitler (L) and Bill Dixon Medical 64, Hospital: Randy Friday to earn the right to wear the tournament, fought back I of Aircraft Maintenance fight for rebound during Tuesday night intramural James hit for 21 markers and Commander Fleet Air through the loser's bracket in the loop play.The Seabees went on to win 5840. Dick Leibowitz added 17. Jacksonville colors in this week's double elimination affair to get Commander in Chief Atlantic the title crack at the Shang. ,., F. : basketball tournament here. The Foxes eliminated VW 4, '< George O'Bryan and John 97-58, on Wednesday, and then Hayes picked 17 points apieceas 't OPENS THIS I the carriercrew up outclassedthe blasted USS Saratoga,93.96, and VA-174, 78.67 in two Thursday tired patrol crew in the to set their tilt with games 'up WEEKEND I ..." championship tilt. Reginald Shangri La. Jackson chipped in 17 markers and teammate Bob Davis edged After losing their first game, The PIRATES cx iv, into double figures with 11 in Don Anderson and Ken Arthur ;Y \c aiding the Shang win.. averaged over 25 and 30 points Top shot for the Foxes was Ken per game respectively in leadingthe LOUNGE Arthur with 16, while Mike Foxes back into contention. HI liii Northeast Florida's Decker added 13. The carrier Four of Shangri La's five Newest and Finest held a 38 34 edge at the Intermission starters George O'Bryann, ENTERTAINMENT BEGINS and was threatened Reggie Jackson,John Hayes, and Sunday March 7 r AccomodationsFeaturing only once by a brief Fox rally Bob Davis averaged in double rllll with eight minutes left. figures during the tournament. the Fabulous GENE WHITEand BANKAMERICARD'AMERICAN EXPRESSSTANDARDOILeMASTERCHAROE Credit Cards HonoredROOSFltlt , His Music Makers :fY< ... they Sing and Swing! a MALL Sunday and Every Night IA Q 4 rH car wash th e also OQ O vortt 1rG -- MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Y Gur Fa W HES Y- THE WORLD'SINNKEEPER0 HOURS: 8:90AM: -5:30 PM'INCOfflE RS 1,1Qa Reduced r ,; +>r p cestA r TAR THE GALLEY ROYALE PREPARED BY THE NATION'S FINEST TAX SERVICE v GUARANTEE Meals and Snacks Accurate preparation of your tax return Open 24 hours a day 120 MOTEL ROOMS COLOR TV li guaranteed. 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Submow V 6-6 .500 regional military golfers as one hurricanes 6-6 .417 of the finest tournaments of Its Varsity Golfers Win E-Zephyrs 5.7 .417 BASKETBALL kind, the March 10 1Z event will Mar Bar No.2 5-7 .333 draw over 150 golfers from The station's golf squad AMD 4-8 .250 American League military Installations from. far trimmed Florida Junior College, Saw Bones 3-9 .2SO away as North Carolina and 542-543,in play at DuClay Friday, Gold 3-9' .161 Medical 1.2 .857 Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Brian White (VW 4) was low Fumblers Z.10 0000 VP.1S 12-4 .150 medalist in the Fliers first win of 0-8 hospital 12-4 .750 Jax Tryouts the season with a round of 73. Admin 11-4 .733 Doug Durant (MATSG) toured f t .nn LEAGUE MarBar 8-6 .571 Tryouts for the Jax team for the layout in 76 in the win. 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Beneficial Corporation .c MARCH 4, 1971 16 JAX AIR NEWS.LATWINGER ., --- < h 1Y "i'"L"O T--- 1 f i ..ff F1M raM M1 y 1t P' ,LRAir4a /1' Zok 9'Y ,: r J xA i:' P i r :;,: ____ / rA f , y __.____.__ _ : . TAri\; W i A+x : f1 i, l lI HHBHHBBHBBHWaBBBVWB FleetAirJax B." Pulls Off Mm "i Pair of; CincLant Wins F -- ., ., '" Jax-The USS Shangri La, representing Fleet Air alive by sending Charleston home r't'I r'I Jacksonville grabbed early round victories to head the from the two losses you're out ! affair 59-11 and Hayes laced the TO ALL , ; PRICES j Commander in Chief .u.S. Atlantic Fleet basketball nets for 25 points in moving 'NOLES ALE ,,' tournament here going into yesterday's third round. ComFairJax to its second Shangri La bounced Naval Station Newport, 81-62, in straight tournament win. NEW & USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 1 Monday's opening round, and then clipped Naval Station The tournament runs through NEW & USED TV SETS . 82-66 Tuesday. tomorrow. 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