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Published In The Interest of Personnel of Naval I Air Station, Jacksonville
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PAGE 2 JAX AIR NEWS.AIRWINGER

I NAS gourmets grade Dining Hall One I IBy

mentioned most often was you take the price into
J03 John Doose pared Jax's Dining Hall to Most of the complaintsmade
consideration
its
that they would like to see hard to
others in the survey dealt
they've eaten in if "
Jax The Jax Air Newsof they had any complaints with the quality of the food milk put back on the beat.
January 10, 1974 con- Some evening menu. While this survey may
about the quality or and not the quantity.
tained an article that quantity, if they had heard said that the food was One comment made by not prove anything con-
announced the fact that other people complain and usually cold, that the an ADJ1 from VW-4 who clusive, it doespoint out the
NAS Dining Hall No. 1 was what changes they would meats were usually all had 18 years of service to fact that there are quite a

instituting some changesin like to" see in the menu. bone or fat and that the his credit may have pin- few people complainingand
their menu that would After the results were vegetables were either pointed the reason why that even though the

offer their patrons more tallied the only thing all 37 undercooked or over- those below E-5 seemed to majority may come from

variety.As people seemed to con- cooked. One comment that have the most complaints.He the lower ranks there are

it happened, right sistently agree upon was was indicative of most of said the younger some coming from the
after the article appeared that they had heard others the others of this nature patrons seem to make the higher ranks too.
several complaints started complaining. Twentytwoof came from a CSSN who mistake of "trying to Perhaps if the people
filtering into the Jax Air those people had no has been in the Navy two compare the food with who are doing the com-
News office about the complaints themselves years. He said that even Mom's cooking" without plaining would complain to
Dining Hall and the food it while 15 had very little in though he rated Jax's considering the fact that someone other than the

was serving. the way of compliments.An Dining Hall as superior to Mom never had to cook for guy sitting next to them in
Deciding to get to the interesting discovery others he had eaten in, he so many people. His the dining hall the guys
bottom of the matter, the was'the fact that 14 of the felt that the grade of food opinion of the food was back at work or the guy

Jax Air News conductedan 22 who had no complaints used could be a little that it was "very good". outside taking a survey;
informal survey of ((64pct.) were E-5s and better. On the other end of the something would get done.
Dining Hall One patronslast above while 10 of the 15 The few who did rank spectrum was the But if people who

Thursday, Friday and ((67pct.) who had com- complain about the comment made by an AN complain don't really

Monday. plaints came from those quantity all felt that more from VP-49 with 15 monthsin believe enough in their
A total of 37 people were below the rank of E-5. than one meat should be the Navy behind him. own complaints to see that
polled on the three days Twenty-three of those offered in the main line He said that of the four they are presented to the

with 19 coming from the who expressed their and that even with secondsthe dining halls he's eaten in in right people, then maybe
ranks of E-5 and above and opinions said that the Jax quantity of meat was the last 15 months, Jax's they aren't really as upset

18 coming from below the Dining Hall was either barely enough for a full "is, the worst", but he about it as they might

E-5 ranks. equal or better when meal. This was also a added that "even with the indicate they are.
As they came out of the compared with others comment frequently madein mentioned shortcomings Maybe there really isn't

Dining Hall they were while 14 said it was not as regards to changes they (Coo.vegetables overcookedand anything wrong with the
asked if they were regular good as others they had would like to see in the overall quality varies food at the Dining Hall. Or

patrons, how they com- eaten in. menu. The other change from day to day), when is there?

Letter to the Editor

I Jax Air -News catering to 2 percent' minority ?

To The Editor: officer to take action to civilian employment is in as they should, but -we The article about the
The editorial in the Jax correct these violations the best interest of the don't think we should effects of typesof dischargeson

Air News for the past two whenever and wherever so Navy. I suggest that you ignore the problem with civilian employmentwas

weeks has been observed.The review the Jax Air News the minority.If supplied by the
demoralizing to say the officers and men of caption.Cdr.F.L.Woodlief. American Forces Press
least. Why not take the Patrol Squadron Five will other squadrons and Service an official
positive side and cast a continue to measure up to VP.5 CO commands follow the Department of Defense

constructive vote for the this responsibility not only Cdr. Woodlief: example you cite at VP-5 publication supplied to
within the confines of the the MAAs won't have to do
majority? The two percentget As you said, the military newspaper
enough attention. command spaces but editorials in our past two what they're doing now: editors containing feature
wherever and whenever. If Cleaning up a mess that
The were"demoralizing" stories aimed at military
Navy has
someone else created
it is considered harass- by
established standards for It's not a not personnel. We doubt that
ment, our most humble showing proper
grooming and dress. Those happy situation when a leadership.With anyone who read about
few that violate these apologies.P.S. handful of violators makeit what lies ahead for a
standards must be made to I am not sure that necessary for the station regard to the story person with an other than
the article that promotedthe MAA Force to be at the about the
adhere to the rules.It Navy ExchangeHair honorable discharge would
Navy Exchange men'shair Galley and Navy Exchange Stylist we feel that want to settle for anythingless
is the responsibilityboth stylist and a to exercise the new services at the Navy than honorableIf
sworn and morally of discussion the of
on types
discipline that should have
Exchange should be articles such as that
each officer and petty discharges and effect on been taken care of brought to the attention of one (and the editorials)

beforehand by effective our readers-even if they keep just one more person
leadership in the violators' benefit
1----- long-haired squared away we think
working spaces. dependents. Military we've done our job.
We agree that the personnel who return witha Editor
The JAX AIR NEWS is a Civilian Enterprise Newspipe"
distributed each Thursday the U.S. Naval Air Station majority of Navy per- non-regulation hair cut
Jacksonville. Florida by the Holt Publishing: Company a sonnel are both abiding by can be cured with a
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"Everything advertised in this publication must be made return of "Prohibition"
available for purchase use or patronage without regard to
race, creed color national origin or sex of the purchaser. Jax--NAS Jax
has
user, or patron. A confirmed violation or rejection of this proved that you don't need booze to I
policy of equal opportunities by an advertiser will result in the have a successful party. II....,
to advertising from that An estimated 300
refusal print source. people returned Prohibition to the
Advertisements are solicited by the publisher and queries Candlelight Restaurant Saturday
night with
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sandwiches
pizza and family
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NEWS-AIRWINGER PAGE 3

I VP-49 marks 90,000 hours of safe flying. ; I

Jax-VP-49 accomplished a significant milestone in \
aviation safety Jan. 18 by marking their 90,000th ac w y; '

cident-free flight hour. t ..
The flight was a check ride for LCdr. Doug Rollings, s

VP-49's Safety Officer, with Lt. John Drake, squadron ;,' Sp
NATOPS Officer, as flight instructor.On /MT 5.5 I S ,' .

hand to meet the crew upon their arrival was Capt. .&1.,, Zf ". r

Albert P. Lesperance, Commander Patrol Wing 11, and fi r' ,
Cdr. Victor S. Gulliver, VP-49 Commanding Officer. ,,

The accident-free flight hours were accomplishedover z
the past 11 years in both the P-5 and P.3 aircraft. F

During this time the squadron has made several i .
deployments to the Pacific and the treacherous flight 'S e rr
conditions of Iceland and the North Atlantic. r

This accomplishment shows the professionalism and
attention to detail of the Navy flyers of VP-49 and
reflects the continuous importance of aviation safety
that has been a part of the squadron's indoctrination of
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flight crews and maintenance personnel. r/: :/

VP-49 is returning to Keflavik, Iceland in the near
future and plans to mark the twelfth year of accident-
free flying while maintaining its primary task of anti-
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submarine warfare in the North Atlantic.
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Expectant parents course .. .
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offered at HospitalJax ;,

Miss Ruth Cooper, Red Cross Hospital Field Director, has :
announced that there will be a Red Cross Expectant Parents course
taught by Mrs. Dorothy Willard, Red Cross volunteer nurse instructors
,and sponsored by Naval Regional Medical Center, OB-GYN
and Pediatric Services.
This is a series of six classes of two hours each on Wednesday
evening from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. beginning Wednesday, February
6, in the Conference Room at the Naval Hospital.A j:1
new series of classes begins every other month and there is no
charge for these classes. Expectant fathers are encouraged to attend
along with the expectant mothers.
The content of these sessions is excellent, offering such informationas
: prenatal nutrition, infant layette, labor and delivery, newborncare
feeding and safety, and growth and development.These 6 .
classes include films,demonstrations and a tour of the Naval v F. {
Hospital's new born nursery. In addition, there will be discussions led rye :
by representatives of the Obstetric and Pediatric Services.

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of HC-2 Tuesday in ceremonies at Hangar 122.
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9' 901 Main Street Phone 355.3744 The new skipper becomes the Helicopter Squadron. the years, HC-2 has rescued
26th leader of the "Fleet Angels", Commissidned as VX-3 on April nearly 2,000 people (both militaryand
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO ALL POINTS OF INTEREST
the Navy's first and oldest 1, 1947 at NAS Floyd Bennett civilian) from shipwrecks,
Field, Brooklyn, N.Y., the aircraft ditchings, floods,
squadron split three years later hurricanes, snowstorms- and
into two separate squadrons: enemy hostility.
WE SELL VOLVOS Helicopter Utility SquadronsHU The "Fleet Angels" posted
( ) One and Two. their first combat rescues in 1965
On July 1, 1960 a new squadron, when HC-2 Detachment 62
FOR A LIVING. OURS. HU-4, branched out of HU-f with members were decorated for
the mission of deploying exclusively rescuing four downed aviators
with non-aviation from a North Vietnam moun-

AND YOURS.Here Atlantic Fleet ships. taintop.In .

The designation of all three June 1972, the squadron was

are the reasons some people buy our Volvos: squadrons was changed from first on the scene at Pottstown,
to Pa to rescue victims caught in
Helicopter Utility Helicopter
Combat Support (HC) in 1965. the floods spawned by Hurricane

Seeing The driver of a Volvo ing braking and cornering than a If you ever turn over. You Agnes.
sedan is surrounded by 26-sq.-ft. non-radial. have a Volvo roof under Last October HC-2 moved here Four days of round-the-clock
of safety glass. Which does more head. It has supported the weight your from NAS Lakehurst, N.J. as operations saved hundreds of
than improve your view of the of six more Volvos( I6.074lbs.! ). part of the economic realignmentof lives in the flood-stricken Potts-
scenery: it improves your view Atlantic Fleet activities.In down and Wilkes-Barre-
of other cars. In foul weather, an 7 carrying out its mission over Scranton areas of Pennsylvania.
electric rear window defroster,

defogger keeps you abreast of If too quickly:1l1l' I;.;.;.;.;.;.;;:;;;;;:;;:;::::::::.:.:.:.:...:..........:.:.;.:.;.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:-:.:-:-:-;.:.:,.:-:.:.:-:-:-:.:->>:.;:-:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.;.;.;,;.;.;
what's behind.Stopping. you stop
Disc brakes resist car behind may hit you. In this
l.ulmg better than drum brakes. event M-vcral things) will happen TORRANCE'S KITCHENJax
So every Volvo has (fourheelpowerassisted Ftr t. Volvos! enugv-iibsorbmu!!
bumper \\ill take up some of the
t t t i
Impact. Then the energy-
absorbing rear end will!| lake up
r some more Finally, the Lick- -Our request for readers to share their recipes with this column
received an answer last week.
rests on the bucket( seats (v\ith
their friction coupling) will give YN2 Pat Norton of the NAS Jax Officer Personnel Office presentedus
way to mimmi/e vthiplash. with a recipe for peanut brittle which has brought raves from her
disc brakes. And recruiter husband, PNl Greg Norton. '
If you don't stop quickly
Volvo's dual Jr
circuit braking !system Peanut Brittle
enough. An
with three wheels on each absorbs energy-absorbing INGREDIENTS: 3 cups sugar, 1 cup white corn syrup, 4 cup water,
So
circuit, still provides about bumpu Impact. docs Credit goes to MX boxed steel 3 cups raw peanuts, 3 tablespoons butter, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoons
80% braking power if one cir.Fi' an energy-absorbing front end. pillars that surround you in the soda.

Under extreme shaft pressure the a divided passenger Combine sugar,corn syrup,and water and boil until mixture spins a
steering prevents steer. compartment. thread.
Ad peanuts. Cook Add
over medium heat until light brown.
wheel from
ing being forced in butter,salt and
soda.Stir
only until butter melts.
'MUldmr'IWhat against the driver. Combined
three-point seat belts (shoulder thin Pour, cool onto and greased break platter into ,cookie sheet or buttered foil. Spread very
harness plus lap belt) keep serving size pieces.
you I A word of warning to those of
in seat In tests. Volvos who are unfamiliar with the reaction
your
you stop on. Radial have been driven into a brick small mixing the soda into the hot syrup mixture: it foams violently and if a

tires. Standard on every Volvo.A .wall at 30 mph with no deformation we have container is used could cause a spill or burn.
radial tire is constructed to of the rt. Style.With Volvo not tried this recipe in Torrance's Kitchen, but our con-
passenger
comp It'lmore tributor
a reports its taste is it isNFO
keep more tread on the road dur ment. question of lifestyle. p'epared. exceeded only by the ease with which

dosed Feb. 5

PARRISH Jax:-Due to extensive reporting of FY 74 Military Pay Navy
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Jacksonville required by a SecNav Message,
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1974" JAX AIR| NEWS-AIRWINGER PAGE 9

P-3 expert visits VP-45: ; ,

Jax-This week VP-45 had the pleasure of hosting Mr. Jay Beasley,
an instructor pilot from Lockheed.
Associated with flying for over 40 years, Beasley started his careerin
aviation at the age of 13 as an aircraft mechanic's helper. ,
Since then he's flown as an airline pilot, corporate pilot, a ferry pilot
during World War II,and for the past 22 years as an instructor pilot for .
Lockheed. ,,
During those 22 years,he has been a close friend of the Navy,having
\ w s xr instructed or flown with over 3,000 pilots in various types of aircraft. .
: __ Beasley conducted the initial and follow-on training for the Super
L \ _I rR Constellation and was an instructor for the P-2 before the concept of t
the RAG squadron came into effect.In .
VyM1 1953 he toured several foreign countries demonstrating
feathered prop landings in the P-2 prior to the adoption of Jet ods.
He was an instructor for the jet pod modification on the P2V-5 and
i ty'J'"b has accumulated 30 hours in P-2's with both props feathered. ..
$-I _ _ _ Beasley was an instructor pilot for the P-3 when the "Orion" was
___ '?w introduced to the Fleet in 1962 and has received the Distinguished
: Service Medal, the highest award the Navy can present to a civilian,
;
/ for his work as the lead pilot for the Pacific Coast P-3 transition.He .
: currently spends 27 to 29 weeks a year sharing his vast
knowledge of the aircraft with squadrons. ,
Beasley is married to the former Ilene Aubrey. The couple has one ;
son,Jay,Jr., a Naval aviator who served with VR-21 and is now in the
Reserves.

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the National Ensign from LCdr. L.E. Treadway, FASOTRAGRULANT OinC as he transfers to the
Fleet Reserve after 20 years of Naval service. Looking on is Petty Officer Nahring's wife, Kitty.
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JANUARY 24, 1974
PAGE 10 JAX AIR NEWS-AIRWINGER

I "Sea Control" has special meaning for HS-15. .. I

By Lt.Dave Shickle no catapults. dipping sonar, it also had to be
Jax-In recent weeks, it has Reduced SpendingThis capable of performing roles
become evident that many peopledo ship is designed to meet previously assumed by VA and
not understand what HS-15 and the demand for reduced Defense VP aircraft. This necessitatedthe
the Sea Control Ship are all spending and at the same time development of a new helo
about. This is an attempt to ex provide an operating platform for along with new tactics,and a new
Take-Off and breed of helicopter ASW pilot had
plain, in general terms, the Vertical-Short
purpose and mission of our Landing (V-STOL) aircraft and to be trained. Hence, the role ofHS15
squadron.It helicopters.It was conceived.
begins with one of the basic will be used in situations suchas HS-15 was not commissioned
G purposes for having a Navy: Sea escorting convoys, underway because the Navy needed another
Control. Even today the oceans replenishment groups or am- HS squadron,but rather to be the
provide the easiest and most phibious groups where the larger, first Sea Control Ship Squadron.
economical means of effectively more expensive CVA s with their Its mission was, and still is, to
transporting the massive amountof attack air wings may not be conduct operations in support of
commerce and trade on which required or available due to their the test and evaluation of the Sea
the world's economic balance cost and priority Control Ship and the Sea Control
depends.If The developers anticipated Ship Concept.The .
any one nation were able to demands by increasingly money- varying conditions under
obtain control of the sea lanes, it conscious Congresses to substantiate which the squadron is asked to
would have the other nations of the effectiveness of the function are to determine the
.. the world at its mercy. Becauseof new concept with facts instead of most economical and yet
this, nations have long soughtto theories before they authorize I the adequate design for the Sea
PREPARING FOR ACTION--HS-15 Ordnancemen load sonobouyson build strong navies for the money required. Control Ship.
board an SH-3H before an ASW mission.HONDA. purpose of either obtaining They realized that the concept The many tests which the
control of the sea lanes or would have to be proven before squadron conducts are to gather
preventing others from obtainingthat the first ship could be built. data to determine the exact
control. Evaluation of the concept was capabilities of the concept.A .
The already strong and assigned to the Commander New Helo
growing Soviet Submarine Force Operational Test and Evaluation With the arrival of the SH-3H
presents the greatest threat to Force. Since the closest thing to the new multi-sensor ASW
JACKSONVILLE- free and open sea lanes yet faced. the proposed Sea Control Ship helicopter designed to fill the role
To counter that threat, a new was an LPH, the USS Guam of the Sea Control Ship helo, HS-
SERVICE., PARTS concept was developed by a few (LPH-9)) was designated the 15 was assigned still additional
: perceptive and creative naval Interim Sea Control Ship for tasks. '
officers, three of whom were purposes of the evaluation.To These included evaluating the
Admiral Zumwalt. Chief of Naval provide the limited air capabilities of the SH-3H,
Operations; Vice Admiral defense and strike capability developing new tactics for its use
Aurand, Commander ASW desgined to be provided by the V- against both conventional and
Forces Atlantic; and Rear Ad- STOL aircraft, the BritishbuiltAV8 nuclear submarines, and training
miral Davies, the Chief of Naval "Harrier" was borrowed pilots, crewmen and main.
Development.The from the Marine Corps. tenance personnel in the air
.. most essential element of Helos Most ImportantThe craft's sophisticated new
this new concept is the Sea last and perhaps most systems.All .
Control Ship, a simple and important role to be filled was this was yet in addition to
6425 NORWOOD AVE. 764.2419 inexpensive ship configuredmuch that of the helo. Choppers will the HS-15's primary mission:
like an LPH and requiring bear the majority of the maintaining status as a combat-
responsibility for combating the ready operational fleet squadron.To .
principle threat against which summarize, HS-15 is more
the concept was designed: the than just another HS squadron.It's .
LRING I OF FLAME RESTAURANT submarine. a fleet squadron; it's a
Operating continually in an training squadron; and it's a test
environment of high speed and evaluation squadron. Its
submarines equipped with long- missions are varied and con
range anti-ship missies, it had to stantly changing.
be capable of exercising com- HS-15Is the only squadron of its
plete tactical control in contact kind in the Navy and its successis
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TAKE OUT FAMILY RESTAURANT Let Jax Navy Federal Credit Union like the cost of credit life insurance.I:
help you go even farther on 25 m.p.g. I
Our Interest rates on new car loans Pick out your new gas saver, bring a 1
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heroic actions during a major fire aboard the aircraft carrier USS Saratoga (CV-

60)) while stationed aboard that ship in October 1972.

\ BT3 Danny H. Phillips, Jr. was boilers, despite intense heat and Division 6-43 (L).
on duty in one of the ships heavy smoke. The award was presented by
ITA' machinery rooms when the fire BT3 Phillips had to be assisted Capt. G. Ballard Simmons,
T 3'1' broke out. He immediately beganto from the compartment and was Group Commander of NRGC 6-2
fight the flames unassistedwith nearly overcome by the smoke (M),on behalf of Secretary of the
available fire-fighting and heat. Navy John W. Warner.
equipment. Now participating in the BT3 Phillips lives at 6139 Hor-
Unable to contain the blaze, Jacksonville Surface Naval seshoe Drive, Jacksonville, andis
', Petty Officer Phillips then cut off Reserve Program, Petty Officer the son of Danny H. Phillips of
.'..,', N., '.." the fuel oil supply to the ship's Phillips is attached to Surface _Savannah.> Ga.

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"FLEET ANGEL OF THE QUARTER"--AMS2 Frederick L.
Bart ho Id, 111,has been selected from over 200 men as HC-2's "Fleet
Angel of the Quarter." The award was based on Petty Officer Bart. 1yR
hold's willingness to work many extra hours during the squadron'smove
here from NAS Lakehurst, N.J. He was also awarded the Navy
Commendation Medal during the past quarter for heroism during a
hazardous rescue.

AWARD FOR A HERO-BT3 Danny H. Phillips, Jr. is congratulated by Capt. G. Ballard Simmons,
CONSER ENERGY Jacksonville Naval Reserve Group Commander, after being awarded the Navy CommendationMedal
for heroic action while fighting a fire aboard the USS Saratoga in October 1972. The award I
ceremonies were held at the U.S. Navy&Marine Corps Reserve Center here.

Retired Officers' Wives set danceJaxThe

OUT OF SIGHT Retired Ofticers Reservations should be made 3514 or 2649710. Cancellations I
Wives will hold a Valentine by Feb. by ''allinff 2Mx!' 724- should be made by Feb. 6.

GO GO DANCERS Dance Saturday, Feb. 9, at the :::W' ,....1t,.:, ,.*. ; : ., .* ,., .<<:. .. .. .... ., '. '.w.'
NAS Jax Officers Club. _
All The gathering will start with a
1 Topless No Host Cocktail Party at 6:30:
Consolidate Your Bills To $5,000.00TERMS
BARTENDER WAITRESSES DANCERS p.m., followed by a Prime Rib
Dinner at 8 p.m. and dancing to
11 AM til SAM Daily the music of "Whatevers Fair." TO SUIT YOU AT BANK RATES
r 1080 Cassat Ave. 388-9016 '

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I; Our Installment Loan Dept. Is Open Until 4 P.M.

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If You are a Welder Rigger, P.pefitter. or an Inside or
Outside Machinist, Full or Part Time ((6 Hrs. Min). .
DUVAL U-DRIVE-IT INC. Work is now Available. Excellent Opportunity for 2nd ,1
Career Arpy! in Employment Office.
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AdS should be mailed to arrive not later than i TueSday A
arriving too .late for this deadline will, be oublishecJ foC nS the fOllowing' Thursday. Ads
the
strutted otherwise. A check or money order ? week unless the Publsher: Is In.
for
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RATE: minimum i charge ((3 lines) ...$200 Per received WITH the copy.
Mail to: HOLT PUBLISHING additional line ((4 words per line) ...SOc Saturday.
CO., 4565 SHIRLEY
AVE JACKSONVILLE 32210 NAS< :

Western, Starring

I L EMPLOYMENT: I 1[ REAL ESTATE)] JUSTISS TRAILER PARK and Rosemarie (
min.)
1 Qtr. Mile No. of NAS, Clean modern (
IRONING IN MY HOME TRAILER LOTS WITH ACREAGE trailer and apts. 389.3007. )
Fast dependable service. 4818 Two, up to twenty acre, Tracts 5 mile HOSPITAL: "
Plymouth St 388.7540.JANITORIAL radIus Cecil Field & '1.295 -ooooo to WE BUYANDSELL FACTOR" :

$3,000.00 per acre. Prices are far GOOD USED MOBILE HOMES Starring Ben
WORK AT NAS JAX below near.future values. Call Tony Phone 388.4619 : ::: :;;:::;:;
Hours 59:30P.M., Call 355.2741 and George. 389.5514, Eve. 771.1976. COLONY MOBILE HOMES Mimieux. "G" ( )

ask for openings at NAS.ROYALSERVICES. WYNNE REALTY OF FLORIDA Sales 8. Rentals, 9359 103rd St. Call
INC. Realtors SpecialistWE 771.0275 Photostating and notary, Sunday,
GREATJOBEarn service. NAS: "

$50.S75 per wk., working part. Louise BUY EQUITIES T. Bailey W3CHICKASHA Love Story, !

time calling on single girls. Earn Broker 7713605 12'X72', 3BR, 1VBA., CH&A, Car- Segal and Susan
more with Incentive plan. Must be peted throughout, built.In dishwasher. ((115 min.)
sharp! Phone 7213600. SUMMER CABINS furn. with house furn. not trailer. HOSPITAL
:
IN THE SMOKIES Equity, take over pymts. For further
PARTOR FULL TIME Near Cherokee & Bryson City, N.C. info 778.1722 anytime. OUTLAWS"Monday
MECHANICSAfternoons Paved Roads, Good Water, Beautiful
Saturdays or Full Time Scenery For Permanent or Summer I TRANSPORTATiOn.]] ,
Jax) top Chevrolet Dealer. Apply In Homes Jax. Beach, Phone 246.8383 or NAS: "CAN
person to Mr Foster, NIMNICHT BRYSON City, N.C. Phone 488.2714. '69 CAMARO RALLY SPORT
CHEVROLET CO., 1550 Cassat 350 cu. In. engine, 2 barrel carb., 3.Spd Comedy, Starring
Avenue. trans. Phone Dave,264.7531 or 264.9775 and Shirley
FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE '
CONTACTJoe NEEDS after 6 p.m. ((131 min.)
COLOR TV MAN NEEDED
Ropiak (RET. NAVY) Realtor. NO CASH DOWN HOSPITAL:
Experienced, Military Preferred Associate Representing 1963 Ford, 390.4Spd., very low pymts. LOVE" ::
384.5284. Blanding Agency, Inc. Realtors E.2 & Up. Call 358.0881.INTERNATIONAL.

TYPINGOR BOOKKEEPINGAT OFFICE: 771-8034 RESI7'.771S,
HOME SCOUTS J \fck$< |

5 Yrs. experience as a legal secretary. ROLLING HILLS 16 to Choose from 4 cylinder Hard top
786.8023. 3BR., 2BA., house for sale Cent heat Models (removable) 20,000 to 40,000
Air unit, Fenced yard, Owner, 389 miles. Ideal for sportsman, second
TUTORING 2814. car. Prices start at $699, 2509 Phillips
Individual or group, all academic HiWay, 3962025. Century 21 Imports.NO I I
sublects, learning disabled and MOVE TO YOUR LOT
behavioral problem Included 384.3454.I 3BR. Frame house In Oceanway, sell CASH NEEDED
or trade for vehicle, mobile home, or 1967 Plymouth 2DR, HT, 383.4Spd.low .
(I MISCELLANEOUS ]I property of equal value. 781-3260 or pymts. E.2 & Up. Call 358.0881.
7783465. ; ,
3MONTH OLD SAVE GAS
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY OWNER TRANSFERREDMust Yamaha 360 Enduro, 1973, less than
AKC Registered, All shots Including sell, 3BR., I'/jBa.' new paint, 1,000 Mi. $750. Call 356-1251 for info.
rabies, wormed, house broken Black FHA appraised Qualify & move in. Continuous ( )
and tan, Female, $60., Day 337-3566 7727155. WHOLESALE 1970 Cuda topless Go Go

Night 7814617. OAK HILL3Bedroom 318 cu.ln.,Auto, No cash dwn., low mo. 244

GEORGE'S KENNELS Den pymts. Call 3580831.1967MASERATI. )

Dogs & Cats Boarded MURRAY HILL I'1
Pick.Up & delivery services since 3BR., Den,Many extras In each. MISTRAL
1925. Grooming, training & shipping. Louise T. Bailey 2.7 Litre,fuel in.| Ssp, radials, leather
Visitors welcome. BankAmerlcard & 771-3605 Broker Int., $5500. 356.3088.8:30: a.m. .5 p.m.
Mastercharge honored. Off I 1.10 near
CLAY COUNTY
Cassat Ave. & Edgewocxi '
SOBS Edgewood Ct., 389-004 4 to approx. 12 acres overlookingBlack 70 CHEVELLE 5.5.454
Creek Valley. Optional fish AT, R&H, excel cond., $1700, Call
A recorded message by pond priced to sell. Cecil Ext. 354 from 7:30: a.m.4 p.m. or
SCOTT EDWARDS 2 for thr price of 1 in Green Cove 781.9350 aft. 5 p.m. & weekends
Tells you how to be a Springs proper. 1 duplex & 1 small (
DISC JOCKEY cottage. Business property only
Call 355-2944 any hour. Approved for $20,000. ,-- --- -- --

veterans. Columbia School of ST.JOHNS COUNTY I I PHONE 388.8535 I II '
Broadcasting. San Franclsto. Not Sunset beauty on St. Johns River, .
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affiliated with CBS, Inc. Course by 2bdrm. furn. house on approx. 1 acre.
home study. Priced right.

LIVE CRABS Little Paradise, Mobile home on lot ((3 l lI
canal access. Orangedale area. Only
Wilford's Fish Camp $7,000. I
264.9707 RIVERVIEW ESTATES t 1249.1251 King St.
1 acre + shaded lots. Acres of I Jacksonville, Florida 32204 I
TYLERS HEATING'&AIR COND. paradise 10 percent dwn. Balance I
Central and wall furnaces, space payed over 10 yrs.TWIN WANTEDUSED
heaters, clean & repair. Lake Shore, REALTY I. CAMERAS AND I I
4711 Palmer, 388.5161. Hilda T. Neth, Realtor EQUIPMENT. PAY
Orange Ave.at Bay St.
I TOP DOLLAR-388-8535 I
KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Green Cove Springs, Fla.
Responsible party take up paymentsof Ask for W.C. MartinAssoc. IBRING THIS AD WITH YOU I

$7.00 per month. Rayfield's 6437 284-3681 or 264-9412 II----------a /

Wilson Blvd., 7728936. .,. ]
{1":::: RENTALS \ 7)WILMAM We Can Complete Your Pool

JEANS PROFESSIONALDANCE APn. In Just 7 Days
ACADEMY 2BR., Furn., water, sewage & gar. From The Time It Is Started
parking cars, small children,
Westconnett at 103rd & Orange Park, bage Reliability Service 165
small pets o.k. $125. mo., Washer 4
Bellair Civic Bldg., Ballet, Tap, Toe,
Jazz, Hula, Tahltlan, Baton, & $8.00, 387-2541 or 381.0144.ORANGE ThllmanRds: 175
acrobatics, Register Now, 771-2521 PARK > /

771-5464. 778-3655 Children 6. Adults. Furn. or Unfurn., Dishwasher ... ... ..
2BR Apts. .... .. 'p 155
Drapes Carpets, Elizabeth "" ".... 1 :. ..\ I '
CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY Apts. 771.1405 or 7713355. .
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LEFT UNCLAIMEDZig DUPLEX :... ; ./!. :y /
Zag sewing machine, brand new DUCLAY EST. UNFURN. ...-.., ... ""
1973 Model. Balance $68 or assume $9. 2BR $165.Mo, sec. dep.S100. Pref. .' -.1.x1..
family. G.P. Meyer, (USNR) '\. '- hl:14
per month payments. Sewing machineleft Navy ... ;P1- :
unclaimed, customer left area, -.
cannot locate. Sews on buttons, makes 711.8383.38R. IV'jBA.MO.HO. NAME THAT STANDS

buttonholes, appliques does W.W Carpet, AC, Conv. to Cecil Field FOR INTEGRITYLow tread.Guaranteed If
for
everything. Phone 7310197 ask
credit manager. will deliver, no & NAS. Pref Navy Personnel. Cornerof in Cost Because of Ultra replace,
obligation. 103rd & RIcker Rd. 7717384. Modern Factory Methods of the

Many Shapes and Sizes To Choose 14 Guaranteed
BETWEEN NAS & CECIL From tread wears
PROF. PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE 12'X60'MO.HO.,2BR.CH4A$150.MO. Distinctive Contour Design Gives / mileage
Commercial,181-8401 Weddings, Portraits + $60. dep. 3980671. That Custom Look Commercial

2MENONLY2BR Practically Maintenance Free

duplex, completely, furn., All Pools Carry Famous Tallman
MINI-BIKE Washer AC, TV, Water & garbage Guarantee e
between 3pm.
furn. $150.Mo. 786.7915
$65., Also Exerciser Massager $40. & Commercial Type Built in
Call 384.2488. 5p.m. Skimmer Furnished as Standard
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Equipment
MOBILE HOMES.VJLET :
FOR SALE [ Swawut4e4
MON..SAT.9-7SUN. 1-7
2 Mag Wheels, 13", 4-lug pattern, 771- :
3211, Ext. 631.COLOR. YOUR RENT PHONE 264-3508
BE YOUR DOWN PAYMENT
DEPOSIT REQUIRED 3Miles (ISO.) 1295 I (Next To Asbury
TELEVISION SUMIT MOBILE HOMES United Methodist Chore"on Standing
Phllco 17" almost like new. Pay Phillips Highway,733.9422 In Orange Park
balance$194 or assume $17 per month 5210 $100. OHP. .. .
Payments. Phone 7310197. BRING THIS AD FOR ."" ,."' .." ....,......,... \ --....*'.,,V,...' .VY.YANVfcVU \...........\.. _.. *" _.:.e.;_.+

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.'.,.,.'.w.,'.'................m..m..wm.w.w..............................:.:<.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:<.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:<.:.:.:<.:<.:.,,<.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:... :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:r CAR Neptune POOL Beach, Ride to NAS or Bldg riders 110, Chests For Sale$65.00: Dbl.; TABLE DRESSER, 4 captain; 2

chairs $190.00 2 upholsteredchairs
THE Work hours 0730-1600 Mon-Fri
: Charlotte at 772-2914 or 249-4147 $70 & $50 End tables $55.00

;t SURFBOARD, Ladder, Mower,

fur Mil i,tary AFREEPERSONALWANfADSE""ICE.' i, >i : etc. Telephone 389.8035

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For Sale 1973 MOBILE HOME
I 2BR Central Heat & Air. For Sale: Gold and Black Spanish
FREE I II 12x70
WANT AD ORDER FORM Furnished. Take over payments COUCH and chair 6 months old-

(ADS MUST BE LIMITED TO 20 WORDS) I getting transfered. Call: Leroy $50.00 772-2110 JohnsonFor

I 772.2689

I I .......... Sale-OIL SPACE HEATER-

I Large (No Blower) Excellent $30

II II I 73.124 Spider FIAT Convertible Call 771.3211 Ext 8134 Mon-Frl 9.2
AM-FM Stereo-8 Track Tape Ask for "Agnes"For

I Player-6,000 mlles-30 miles p-gal.
I sacrifice. Ret to school Sale-OXY.Acetylene Cutting
TYPE OR CLEARLY PRINT AD ABOVE and REQUIRED INFORMATION BELOW II & Welding TORCH. Customer

I BE SURE TO INCLUDE YOUR PHONE NUMBER IN YOUR AD. owned tanks, hoses, gauges, and
I Wanted: SHOTGUN any gauge,
all ACC. 150.00 Call Andrews 2215
I I reasonable Call evenings (except

I Name Office or activity to which assigned II weekend) after 7pm 771-8075 65 RAMBLER 20 mpg outstanding .

second car. Auto, AC,

I I Runs and drives like new; 63 being transferred. $350.00 772-

I Rank-Rate or Grade Work Phone No. Signaturemust I BUICK, $175. AT, PS, PB, R&H, 2979

Tag & Inspection Sticker Spare
I 1. Advertising will be accepted only from active provide all information requested, le: Full I tire & jack 771-7471 evenings. CAR POOL Call If interested
military or civilian employee personnel assigned to name (typed or printed) of person submitting ad and I from SS Estates-NAS Jax Shift
I NAS Jacksonville or NAS Cecil Field. his signature grade or rank.rate, office or activity
I PH 772-9444
2. Free advertising in the "Flee-T MARKET"will to which he is assigned and office telephone. This 7:30-4:00pm: :
be limited to: Offers to buy, sell or rent housingfor information Is for authentication only and your ad I
personal use as a residence; offers to buy or sell should be worded independently of this information IS. 1967 MOBILE HOME 3 Above Ground Pool, Baby Crib,
I personal property; offers of or requests for rides to bedrooms, 1'/2' baths, 2 AC, 1 new Walker, Playpen, Fan, Windowair
Deadline for of to in
receipt advertising I
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1971 Ossa PIONEER 250cc Street washer, V2: mile to NAS. Call 388-

ANTENNA for color tv, Indoor Signature VACUUM CLEANER, 100 AMP Circuit Breaker BOX Legal Excellent Condition $450.00 1287 Day 772.2495

UHF and VHF R.C.A. nearly new with attachments $35.00 Call 772- $20.00 781.2385 Phone 764-1585

$10.00 Call 771-5977 (evenings) 1758 For Sale: Used Living, Dining! ,

Bedroom furniture. Good condition
10x56 Airline MOBILE HOME
Sony TC-110 CASSETTE Necchl SEWING MACHINEHead Baby crib, car seat. Like
RECORDER, some tapes, used Model BU $25.00 7812385IIOWSIIS 12x50 Skyline TRAILER,2 Fully furnished, washer & dryer, New, Reasonable Call 778-2265
very little $50.00 Ward's bedroom, air conditioned, utility & hurricane awnings Excellent after 5:00pmFor :
shed, fenced yard. Priced $2250. Condition Phone:764.1585
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Sale: VW CAMPER
SSgt Muzzonigro popup tent model 1970 $2500 or
For Sale: Assume Payments of
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19 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY I III,

Sale: 1973 CUSTOM IMPALAPB 12,000 miles, Still under Warranty For Sale: Queen Size MATTRESS

PS, AM-FM Radio, AC, lots Contact Lucas 772.2591 or 772-2379 $25.00 Walnut Headboard

(, 1 WUCOMIb of extra's, excellent shape, $25.00 or best offer 781.3033

( Nautical Accessories Gifts $300.00 Take over payments PH 1972 Champion Deluxe MOBILE
724-6048
SPACE HEATER
For Sale-Oil
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7 BOATS, MOTORS, CANOES, HOME, 12x65, 2BR, carpeted,
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-c.. I CAR POOL, Ride or riders. Call 771.3211 Ext 8134 Mon-Frl 9.2
Thunderbird $1000 equity, assume $96
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R L\-W c* 3774 Ride Offered.Wanted nights a week, to come to my
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Pier 66 Franchised Marina TIAL LOT 60'x225'. Cleared, 15 around 1530, return MondayFeb Attractive 3 bdrm, 2 bth, brick

Yacht Broker-Wet Storage-Marine Hoists-Hull Service high-N-dry near Mandarin Zoned 18 leaving around 1500; 771. Ranch on Vj: acre wooded lot in
Expert Engine Service-OutboardStern Drive,Inboard WEST.
BELLAIR Many
RS-2. For more Info call 388-4950 5977
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VA mortgage. 264-6258

Brown Female DACHSHUND
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City & Rabies Tags. Cash

Reward for Info on Location and

IiIIH I I II 721/2 Return Datsun-Cab 389.1481 over CAMPER,

14'k'A 16,000 miles 20 MPG Ex. Cond.,

$3900.00 Extras too Tel numerous 772-3078-9088. t to mention.nights

FIREBIRD 1967 326cu.ln.

PSAC$900.00. NAS Jax Ext
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Akal M-10 REEL to Reel Stereo

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motors, auto reverse. 40W Internal .

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JAX AIR NEWS-AIRWINGER PAGE 15

NDRC wins basketball l Mad Foxes still unbeaten after eightJaxThe j

three games Mad Foxes of VP-5 finished with the same total of Buchanan with 16, Ron- Dusa with

standing'sAMER1CAl'I continued as the only unbeaten field goals but the free throw line 11 and Vic Slider with 12.
took a big in
Jax-NDHC step
team in the National Basketball proved to be their weakness as John Fruge was high for Air
the direction Basketball of a share of the LEAGUE League when they handed lossesto they only hit five of 11 as compared Ops with 20 points. He was

American Leaguetitle W L Air Ops and Medical last week. to VP-5's 17 of 35. backed by 12 points from John
race when they won three VP-56 4 0 Air Ops gave the Mad Foxes a Hitting double figures for VP-5 oodwin and 11 from Larry

games last week. NDRC 8 1 battle from the floor as they were Brady Bearden with 23, Jay Sheridan.
Their first effort was their lIS-U
6 1 Medical managed to stay
toughest when they slid by NS-15 6 1 HS-15 within six points of the Mad
NATTC by a 67-65 score. NDRCled AIMD 4 4 suffers first defeatat Foxes at halftime of their game
33-31 at the half and ended up 679th but had six suitedup
4 4 they only men
winning on the strength of their VP-45 3 4 hands of HS-11 79-64 and three of those fouled out in

free throw totals when both NA'M'C 3 5 the second half and they fell by a

teams finished with 31 field goals. lIS-I 3 5 Jax-HS-ll suffered their first 104-70 score.
made five of six while Wayne Holloway was another
NDRC HOSPITAL 2 7 defeat in six games two weeks double figure man In the Brady Bearden was again high
NATTC made three of four. APL 1 6 ago so it was only fitting that they with his 16 for VP45.VP56 game for VP-5 with his 35. He was
John Troupe was high man for MPO 1 8 hand HS-15 their first loss in followed by Vic Slider with 20,
NDRC with 18 while Bruce Dauer NATIONAL LEAGUE seven games last week in the Jay Buchanan with 20 and Bill

connected for 13 and Ken W L American Basketball League.Bill keepsstring Carter with

Folmsbee for 12. VP-5 8 0 Hoffman with 23, Mort
,James Gilley had 18, Roger AIR OPS 6 3 McCarthy with 17, Art Patterson alive SI'14.R&S

Moore 14, Jim Mette 14 and Bill FASO 5 2 with 14 and Livio Capilla with 14

Aaron 13 for NATTC: HAWKS 5 2 were HS-ll's big guns in their 79- Jax-VP-56 continued their
Hospital was the next team to 64 win over HS-15. unbeaten
MARINEBKS 4 1 string as they try to TEXACO
fall to NDRC. Bruce Dauer HS-7 4 3 Levie Hamerter with 24, Rod catch up with the rest of the
repeated his 13 point per VW-4 4 5 Bunch with 13 and Claude Page American Basketball League 4851 SAN JUAN AVE. ..
formance of the previous game l\IARTD 3 4 with 12 were HS-15's top scorers. teams when they sent AIMD PHONE 339.9414
for high man honors and Chris MEDICAL 2 5 HS-11 had to come back from a down to an 85-49 defeat.
Pyle scored 10 to lead the way to NARJAX 1 6 six point VP-45 halftime lead to Leading the way to the Dragons FREE

the 59-47 win. HC-2 0 5 win their second game of the fourth straight win without a loss CAR WASHwith

John Whitehurst was Hospital's week. were Larry Rawlins with 17, Ed any purchase of gas
top scorer with 20 points. Kevin Lover played a big role Sullivan with 13, Jack Summers '
NDRC made it three for the Medical turns in VP-45's first half lead when he with 12 and Harry Poole with 10. Complete Auto Care!
week with a 65-55 win over VP-45. scored 16 but he was held to only

The Pelicans only trailed by tables on VW-4. six second half points as HS-11
three at halftime but couldn't came back for'a 64-58 win.

keep up in the second half. Jax-Medical turned the tableson Mort McCarthy's 21 points led COLONY MOBILE HOMES

Ike Oliver's 18 points were high VW-41ast the way for HS-11 while Art
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close behind with 15. Capilla contributed 12. and says hello to VS-28 on their new arrival to
VW-4 had beaten HS-7 at the line
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FAPL wins first game ; Fliers split with Patrick I I

MPO falls in overtime I, then drop Edward Waters

I By John Black Water's College when they lost
Jax-The Fleet Air Photo Lab superiority and walked away j Jax-The Jax Navy team took 78-69, the Fliers had only one
(FAPL) won their first game last with their first win of the year. M the court last Friday night thing in mind-retaliation the
week after eight straight losses Vince Jakucenis was the man against Patrick AFB with a five court.
but it didn't come easy as the with the hot hand for FAPL as he game winning streak on the line. From the tip-off of the first
Military Personnel Office (MPO) scored 34 points while Jerry The two teams seemed to be period, the Jax team totally
took them into overtime before Samples contributed 10 to the evenly matched through the first dominated the first half by the
bowing by a 64-58 score. final total. r period as it ended with a 14-14 score of 4428.
FAPL led 28-21 at the end of the Steve Murphy was MPO's top deadlock.The Second half action found the
first half but had to settle for a 54- man with his 18 points and he was second period, however, Fliers exchanging buckets with
54 tie at the end of regulation playas the big reason for their second found a more determined Jax the college team to coast to a 87-
MPO made a strong second half comeback when he scored 16 team as they took control of the 75 victory.
half bid. of his 18. Also scoring in double 1w'T. first half with a 40-32 half-time Statistics for the Jax win show
It was FAPL's turn to come figures for MPO were Tony lead. that it was their 14 of 19 ((74
back in the overtime period as Mirabella with 14 and Ed Rucker Second half action found Jax in percent) from the free-throw line
they reestablished their with 12. .. the driver's seat as the final that did it for them.
uuzzer found them ahead 7667. High scorers for Jax included
I Haivks swoop down on HC2JaxThe SAVE THAT BALL-Mort Players for the Jax team in Gary Pope with 30, Mort Mc-
McCarthy ((32)) attempts to keep double figures were: Garry Pope Carthy with 24, and Bill Hoffman
Hawks team from the figures. Those five were Lynn the ball from going out of boundsin with 25 pts., Terry Brown with 16 with 14.The .
Hospital handed HC-2 their fifth Klein with 22, Rester Bryan with the Fliers 87.75 win over the pts., and Levi Hamerter with 15 Jax Fliers have games
straight loss while they were 20, Mark Bujno with 18, Ed Ryan Edward Waters College team last pts.The coming up on the 25th and 26th of
.. winning their fifth in the National with 10 and Paul Sagaser with 10. Sunday. ( Photo by Vince same two teams were January with Moody AFB at
Basketball League last week James Mader with 26, Ed Clune Jakucenis). pitted against each other the Moody to close out their regular
HC-2 fell by a 112-67 margin with 17 and Joe Fulbright with 12 following afternoon with the end season.
when five Hawks hit for double were HC-2's top scorers result being an 84-83 overtime. _._-----_._
Free throws victory for Patrick.
The half-time score was much
the same as the night before with r
QUESTIONS I I Icol help VW4to the exception of a 43-42 deficit in ,, .
favor of Patrick.

63-57 winJaxThe Starting the last half of play,
I the Jax team was able to recover
Hurricane Hunters of the trailing point, but not the go-
VW-4 used a 13 of 20 performanceat ahead one. Thus the regulationplay
WE'LL ANSWER THEM the free thrown line to stick ended in a 74-74 tie. e.

HS-7 with a 63-57 loss in the
(No names. No I sales pitches.I ) National Basketball League last In the overtime action, Pope a
gave 110 percent as he sank seven
week. of the nine Fliers' overtime

Before you borrow, there may be questions weighing on HS-7 managed the same points.This gave him a total of 17 I
your mind-about payments, rates, anything. For quick, amount of field goals as VW-4 but points for the afternoon, but it
courteous answers, call us today. We won't ask your nameor only managed seven of 17 at the wasn't enough as Patrick handedthe
talk shop unless you want us to. charity line. Fliers their first loss in the

Dial FinanceWe last seven games.
don't want you to like'us just for our money. Alan Parker with 15, Adolfo
in double
Other Jax Fliers
t 40 W. Monroe St. 356-0735 Villanueva with 14 and Aubrey
Mort McCarthy,
were:
I 5256 Beach Blvd. 396-2895 Wilson with 14 led the way to figures
Levi Hamerter 13 Bill
16; ;
4721 San Juan Ave. 384.2314 victory for VW-4. GARRY POPE goes up for two
Cash to Hoffman, 13; Ralph Calloway,
1436 Edgewood Ave. West 764.2583 of the 30 points he scored In
$5,800 Tom Wandishin, in the 10; and Ernie Pollard, 10.
Sleiman Lone Star Center leading the Jax Fliers to their win
meantime, was scoring almost After their broken winning
6681 Arlington Rd. 724.9555 half of HS-7's final total when he streak and reminiscing about over Edward Waters College.
(Photo Vince Jakucenis)
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............."..'....................,.......'.'.'.................... :. ......... '.'....w.......,....'w............w....,' much firepower for the Gun PADDLEBALL

'. slingers of VA-105. VA-174 had A paddleball ladder is being

I r. L'S''PORTS. 1 only a two point lead in the first formed at NAS Cecil Field.

quarter but pulled away after Please notify the stat'on' gym if

that for a convincing win."Ripple" interested.
Johnson and "J.J." BOWLING LEAGUE All
VS-30.67 Andrews poured in 24 points in had a below par night but still
Wilson had 18 and 15 points for leagues are now in full swing. All
VA-72.40 a solid game to lead VS-24 to managed to top the VS-32 scoring
the Hellrazors. secretarys should have all information *
VS-30 rudely welcomed VA-72 another win. Camic dumped in 13 with 12 points.
for into the
FASO 54 paper
home with a very convincing win. points for VS-31. VA-45 80 -
station no later than 0900
gym
VA-37.52
The Bluehawks showed the ef FASO 43 VS-31 26
FASO real squart'er.Trailing Tuesday of each week.
won a
fects of a long deployment as NAMTD .28 The Blackbirds, smarting overa
Koon managed 14 points. Gathers It was a low-scoring affair wit loss to the Marines, buried VS- all the way, Bruce VOLLEYBALLNAMTD
scored 9 of his 18 and VA-45 both are
Stecklair pointsin
dumped in 22,16 of those comingin NAMTD getting the worst of it. It 31. Getting into the double figure
the final to lead his still undefeated and headed for
the last half of play. was a bad night for the shootersas column for VA-45 were; Murry quarter
Janexic of FASO another exciting match-up. This
both Garrett 16 Haas 13 and team to victory.
VS-24 55 teams were cold. 25, ,
lead all with 21 points. game will probably decide the
VS-32.54 Stecklair managed 14 points to Williams had 10. Caviness scored scorers
had for VA-37. 2nd half championship barring an
take the honprs of the for VS-31. Robinson 19 points
VS-32 jumped to an eight point high game. 10 points
lead in the first quarter but VS-32 47 AMD -60 Ops 64VA37 upset.
couldn't hold it. Knight's 22 and VS-22.43 VS32.59Johnson's 59 CECIL HOSTCOMTACAIRLANT

Andrew's 18 for VS-24 overcamea VS-32 jumped put to an early 15 and Wilson's 17 Ops overcame a three point TOURNAMENTSNAS
lead the Bulls in the fourth Cecil Field will host the
28 point effort by. Moore to win a seven point lead in the first had AMD cruising right along by
close one. quarter before VS-22 got its of- with a nine point lead in the quarter as VA-37 dropped COMTACAIRLANT (formerly

VS-24.46 fense going. Spencer of VS-22 led fourth quarter, when Moore of another close one. Bailey's 26 COMFAIRJAX) racketball

VS-32.40 all scorers with 19 points. Moore VS-32 started burning the nets for point night was the key to Ops tournament January 28 -
16 points. AMD hung on for dear victory. Robinson and Mott had February 1. Entry deadline is

life to edge VS-32. Moore finishedthe 15 and 13 for the Bulls. January 25 1974 for forces afloat.If .

night with 30 points. interested please contact the
Marines 52
athletic director at the Cecil
CENTURY VA-45.90 VA-72.46 Field ext. 498.
21IMPORTS gym,
AMD 56VA45
VA-72 showed signs of shakingoff
Cecil Field is also hosting the
literally shot AMD right their long cruise and had the Handball
out of the gym. In one of the most Marines scared to death before COMTACAIRLANT

exciting exhibitions of shootingall the Marines finally put it away. Tournament February 4 -
February 8. All participantsshould
Call 3962035NET year, the Blackbirds gunnedin Trailing by nine points VA-72 be at the Cecil Field Gymat
record for the
90 points, a high pulled within two points before
PRICES-MANY BELOW WHOLESALE season. Murray had 29, McNeal in 0900 for drawings February 4.
Craig dropped a bucket on a
TRADE INS GLADLY ACCEPTED AT CASH VALUE 17, and Garreet 17 for the victors. fast break to seal their fate. Next level for these championships
will be the CINCLANT
VS-30.70 Craig's 18 for the Marines led all
Tournaments. Racketball
74 Super Cheyenne $4625 NAMTD53 scorers. Boutin and Mills had 13 competition will be held at NS
Brown of VS-30 got 12 of his 18 and 12 for the victors. Koon had
"a ton LWB Burgundy and White with Topper, AM.FMPSPBATFac points in the first quarter as VS. Norfolk and Handball tour
and Sullivan for
AC, 6,020 miles. Orig. $6100. 30 beat NAMTD rather handily. 17 managed 16 nament will be held at Cherry
VA-72.
74 Motorcycles $1025MT Strong added 14 and Fenton had Point, North Carolina.

25C Silver Blue, 60 miles, XL 175 orange,90 miles, Both are Scrambler 13 for VS-30. Thomas tallied 14 OFFICIALS NEEDED <. .. v '.': ',:i::i;::
types. Your Choice. points for NAMTD. Officials for all sports are

74 Datsun 260-Z $5425Red VA-174.69 desperately needed. Any-one JAX 86HIGHLIGHTS
interested in officiating please
VA-105.35
4Spd,AM.FM,Air Cond., 1,000 miles,Orig.$6000.
The Hellrazors just had too call extension 497 or 498.
73 Chevrolet Nova $2300Metallic
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Blue 4DR. SedanR&HATPSPBFac Air Cond., 19,000 miles. I I

73 Maverick Grabber $2800Silver Jax NWCA Jax 86 held their

& Black, Factory Mags, FM Stereo, Air Cond., PS&PB, Auto RN's and LPN's January social-educational
Trans., 302 Eng., 11,900 miles. meeting Jan. 16 with Chief Ross

73 Buick Century 350 $2500Maroon NURSES AIDESWork Ward Rehabilitation from Center the as Alcohol guest

with White half.vinyl Roof, Factory: Mag Whls., Air Cond., speaker.
R&HATPSPB, 20,400 miles.

73 Pinto Cty. Squire $3000 the days and hours installed Mrs. David as a new Cavender member with was

Gold miles w.wood Grain, AM Radio, 2000cc, 4cyl Eng., Auto Trans, 12,700 you're available. Mrs. James Cole as her sponsor.

The club welcomed Mrs. Charles
73 Corvettes $5700Blue O'Rourke back to active mem
454, 8,500 miles. Green 350, 11,700 miles (Leather Int.). Both have NO JOB REPLACEMENT FEE bership.
Auto Trans, Factory AC, PSPBetc, (New types) Your Choice.
The club voted to cancel

73 Ranger XLT $3200 Call 356-0768 tonight's game night due to the

Black with Red Interior, white Tonneau, R&H, TPSPBFactory Air possibility of there not being
Cond, 14,000.miles.
electricity tonight at the
I 72 Plymouth Duster $1575 HOMEMAKERS HOME & HEALTH CARE SERVICES clubhouse.The .

Red 2DR, 3spd 318, Fac. Mags., 39,000 miles. January quarterly meetingof
Division of Upjohn Co.
72 New Yorker $1575Light the Dixie Area Council of
NWCA is being hosted by Jax 86
Blue :edan 43,000 miles, AM.FM Elec. windows, priced $400
Below Wholesale, Nice car. today at the clubhouse. New

72 Ford LTD $1975 officers will be elected and some

Dk Green, 4DR Pillared Hardtop, AM.FM, Stereo, Pwr windows, 6-way of the by-laws are slated to be
Seat, Fac AC, 37,000 miles. e voted on. Mrs. Davis is in chargeof

72 Chevelle Malibu $2275Lt. e e a Mexican style luncheon.The .

.Met. Green 2DR H.T.t with White top, R&HA TPSPBFac. Air Cond., next meeting will be held
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71 Vega Hatchback Cpe. $1250 terprise.If .

Metallic Green R&H 4cyl., Auto Trans.

71 Pontiac Lemans Spt. $1450Verde

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71 Camaro $1950Brindle

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JAX AIR NEWS-AIRWINGER PAGE 19

I weather gree ted Sunday's' Navy Day Regatta I

.. ,: << ;'" By Lt.Steve Nail Scheu. Frank Schum; Force 12, J.D.
.' ; 't ... :;;) Jax-The St. Johns River lived Representing t'e Navy Jax Forrest; Dilligaf, Al Johnson;
''..'-.\II 'jFX,1<. .'I'. ". r up to its reputation for providing Yacht Club in the event were V Sugarbear, Glen Maxwell; and I
\'. ; ) :. uncanny weather conditions at Bella, Fred Kling; Ruby Lee II, Puff, Greg Parker.
rs, the outset of Sunday's Navy Day r .. __.... .H____'_m" ','''_,.

.\1""'... .' ..",, ,',.,<' Regatta Resail.Foreshadowed. '\'t1'; : "
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Division boats (22ft. to 44 ft) were k ,> .'"" ".... ,",:... ."-
on hand to register for the u7 n i. J

challenge of the eleven mile s ...;!
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course. At noon the fog began to yo .. ',1t ".M
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starting gun sounded around
2 p.m. the fickle elusive wind had R&

risen to a whisper.As .
most of the boats roundedthe
first mark after a lazy wind-
ward 1st leg, the wind grew tk p.k .
,.' X'r steadily and the multi-colored

spinakers began to blossom.

__ .____-- -- -- ___.n,...__ _ What a sight!
THE RACE IS ON-Ken Being on the committee boat,
Hespe commodore of the Navy Jax Yacht
I Club,hit the stop watch as the cannon sounded to begin the Navy Day we were unable to see the duel ,
down the
the
progress course on
Re-sail held last
Regatta Sunday on the St. Johns River.
3rd and 4th legs,but it would have > .-
been hard to compare with the '
w frenzied drive on the last leg y Y fSMOOTH d

"..,.. coming to the finish line.
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neck-and-neck tacking to make
the best approach to the finish
line plus a fourth boat on a per-

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could ask for. SAILING -- One of the lead boats sails towards the finish
you
while enjoying the shade provided by the sun as it sneaks behind a I
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lluJ hours and 45 minutes the first
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Kling's VA Bella (NJYC) and
Glen Maxwell's SugarBear WILSON Pontiac
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: JAX SPORT BRIEFS Handball TEE TALKJaxThe

it Standings

w L New Year has Klein; Runner-Up, tie between
Racquetball Tournament Set VP-5 7 0 provided some perfect weather Mittie Sills and Betty Kelczewski.In .
Jax- NAS Cecil Field will host a COMTACAIRLANT MATSG 5 2 and the golfers have taken ad- the Nine Hole group, Lillian
Racquetball Tournament Jan. 28 through Feb. 1. NARJAX 5 2 vantage of this ideal time for Simpson was the winner, with
Commands wishing to enter should submit. written AIR OPS 4 3 getting in as much golf as Noreen Mcintosh having fewest

notification of entries not later than tomorrow to the FICEUR 3 4 possible.The putts.
Golf Association
Men's
MARTD 2 5 Jan. 15 was Low Net, Silver
Tournament Director, Code 902, NAS Cecil Field, Fla. COMM 1 6 played a Partner's Best Ball Cup Day. The results:
32215. VW-4 1 6 Championship. Congratulationsto First Flight: Winner, Jeanie

Application procedures and other information on the ..................'..................... the following winners: Belhobeck; Runner-Up, Lillian
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tournament can be obtained from the Tournament Low Net: O.E. Meyer B. Oberhausen; Putts, Julie Uitti.
Volleyball Williamson; 2nd: E. Burns andB. Second Flight: Winner, Cookie
Director 7713211.
by calling Holland; 3rd: E. Mills and C. Kennedy; Runner-Up, Lil
Fast Pitch Hurler Needed Standings Haverty; 4th C. Floyd and N. Alcorn; Putts, Betty Gustin and
Jax COMPATWING 11 is looking for a Fast Pitch L Helfrich; Low Gross: J. Berv McAleer.
Softball If interested Mollencop and F. Heyer. Third Flight: Winner, Pat
pitcher. you're in the job, call RM2
Another ace was recorded White; Runner-Up, Audrey
at Ext. AMERICAN
Rehrig 2922. LEAGUE
recently when Fred Vorhees got a Phillips; Putts, Betty Kelczewskiand
Pistol MeetingJax NATTC W L hole-in-one on the par 3,third hole Evelyn Roberts.
21 5 using a 5 iron.Members The Nine Hole Group played
An Intramural Pistol organizational meetingwill VW-4 17 7
of the Ladies Throw Out Worst 3 Holes. Marian
be held Wednesday, Jan. 30, at 9:30: a.m. at the HS-7 15 15 Association have been very Starnes was the winner, with
Athletic Office in Bldg. 563. All commands. are asked to VP-5 HS-11 No.1 12 13 14 active, too.On Jan.8 a Best Nine Genny Hanley and Lillian Simpson -
send a representative. 679th 11 was 'played with the following having fewest putts.
5 19 ladies taking the prizes: Sunday, Jan. 20, was a fun day
Applications For Summer Jobs Being AcceptedJax NAI'IONALLEAGUE First Flight: Winner, Harriet with a Mixed Event. With a Net
NAS Jacksonville Special Services is now taking W L Potter; Runner-Up, Lois Holt; 55, the team of Bob Phillips, Bob
applications for summer 1974 employment. Positions NARJAX 24 4 Chip-In, Mary Lou Ryan. Meaders, Elinor Greenwood and
FICEUR 20 6 Second Flight: Winner, Berv Claire Grosskoph took first place.
available are: lifeguard swimming instructor pool
,
VP-49 McAleer
11 17 ; Runner-Up Elaine Hosting this Event were the
maintenance, sailing instructor and camp counselors. NDRC 6 18 Honour. Mahoneys, Meaders and
Applicants for lifeguard must hold a current Senior MARTD 2 26 Third Flight: Winner, Laurie Belhobecks.
Lifesaving certificate and swimming and sailing in-
structors must be authorized. Anyone interested should
apply at NAS Jacksonville Special Services, Bldg. 620. 5 5
r 4'0 k ec.erlu.... Standing Boulevard
Cedar Hills Shopping Center
House of Quality Foods .
Stables Offering Riding InstructionJax Phone 771 9223

The NAS Jax stables are offering riding in- is
Every Friday Night Family
struction in Hunt Seat (balanced English) andStockSeat NightYour

(balanced Western) at all levels.
Lessons are planned for both individuals and groupsas choice ofCHOPPEDSTEAKorCHICKENS

well as on the lunge line and eventually dressage, DUMPLINGS 9911-
cross-country and advanced Western work. plus any 2 vegetables, bread & butter

Classroom lectures and practical demonstrations of
interest to parents and students will also be offered.
WE HAVE A VARIETY OF SEAFOOD DAILY !
The fee will be $5.00 per student for one-hour group
lessons and $8.00 for one-hour private lessons.

Proper attire is not necessary; however, hard hats
and shoes with heels are a must.

Lessons are scheduled to begin Feb. 5.

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