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N, the glorious season,wraps us inpeaceful :: thoughts and true reflections \ 4 r ' , ; of the first JIIIVigkf, let us }i pray that this is the way it always will 0 , 5 -s . r be. 'Chat everyone here and the world 1 ''. :A over will{ find time for understanding. A yg c...'.r. Christmas- wish I .is that you and. your loved ;, : ti f : ones will share this season's Qe r : I .: AM1 }\ .. ', .. 4' k t. blessuljis'taw and in the days to fOJ/'c. Q , ' ''I: ; : f , : ' r ' i., ':' I ': '::' ,' ,. : . \ OI'f\ ,,'(' I., .' ',' : ,,, ,. ."fKf. ' ' : :. The, I.Publisher.. ._ .. and. .':Staff. < j. / -. '. f ,': JUT ''v gp . : ....\\.u.: :,.)If"i.t': * r., ,,: .' Hr'i i ioJ ; ." , M .E aDY a r J 1 1t.t.. "PublUhtd by the Holt Publishing'Company which is In no way connected with, the Department the.Navy Opinions contained her art not official expressions r of the Department*f the Navy nor do the advertisements constitute Department of the Navy endorsement of products or services advertised." ; , c. . J14 ' " JML _ ___ rL 21 1972 DECEMBER , r 2 .... ... _... ._.". .. .... JAX. .....-.-.-AIR."" .,..-NEWS........ .'LATWINGER. ------_.... .-.. .-". ..._, .. JUi'l'l"rHURSDAY ' 1 .v. .1 ,h ,4 h Y 'r\Y SY. }:: A'M. y S: SI' lS.: .S FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY DEC 26 DEC. 27t DEC. 25 DEC 21 DEC. 22 DEC 23 DEC. 24 \ tm ' Y '. Queen ; Creation Creation PIRATE'Creations! I Creations Ice House :: ::: :::: Coronado &; .' . :':': ':"" ;:: . 'M jM '1." ::::::::COVE::;;:::: ::; : 'The Diamonds'" ' ; . , : Leopards' :" .. :,. ;. " Fine Food Available : .. ... ..., .. : Archie Holidays Children's Closed ' : :::::::;:::;:: ;: :::::;;::::: : : Closed I . 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SATURDAY 11a.m..11P..m. 6p.m..11:30p.rr 9..m.toh.m. 11 a.m. to 1 a.m FRIDAY.SATURDAY MONDAY.THURSDAY " SUNDAY .1a.m. 11 a.m.to Midnight ' 11a.m , 9 a.m. to Midnight I usa CLUBS "j' .t .1 _"'''1..' "." JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE BEACH ST AUGUSTINE 31.N.OCEAN ST. PH.354.U52 601N.1stSTREET PH.2/6.3/81 S GRANADA STREET 3201-4 , . HOURS: 9am to ttpm Dally HOURS: Mon.,Wed., Fri.3.11pm HOURS: Saturday 6 sunday, Noon-dpm DANCING Saturday S. Sunday, lOam.11pm Tour Information,refreshments Mon.,Wed,Fri.,Sat Evenings DANCING and leisure activities) Leisure Activities Tues.&Thurs. Wed., Fri.,Sat Evenings ........... ft I Southern Fried Okra, Salad Bar, Juice, Hominy Grits, Fried Eggs to. t Butterscotch Pudding, Brownies! Order,Griddle Cakes w.Syrup Choiceof 111Ij; ._[" i'' Saturday, Dec.23 Ham or Pork Sausage, Corned Beef : ;' BREAKFAST Chilled Pineapple Hash, Hard Boiled Eggs, Pastry Bar. rii l : *( Juice, Hominy Grits, Fried Eggs to DINNER Chicken Rice Soup, Oven .. Order,Griddle Cakes Syrup, Choice Fried Chicken, Cream Gravy, . - ., Dried Snowflaked Potatoes, Cranberry of Bacon or Ham, Creamed Friday Dec.22 Bouea( BidCKeyeo Peas, Buttered Potatoes, Pastry Sauce, Corn Bread Dressing, Boiled BREAKFAST Chilled GrapefruitJuice Asparagus, Salad Bar, Tomato Spice' Beef, Lyonnalse Blackeyed Peas, Buttered Greens, $ Ell1E? $ Bar Hot Oatmeal, Chilled Apricots, Cake, Brownies. BRUNCH at 10 am. Split Pea Salad Bar, Jelly Layer Cake, Fried Eggs to Order, Griddle Cakes w- SANDWICH LINE Sloppy Jots on NAVAL AIR STATIONPROTESTANT Grilled Beef Burgers, French Autumn's Delight Cake. Syrup, Choice of Bacon or Luncheon Hamburger Buns, French Fried Soup Salad Bar, SANDWICH LINE Grilled Potatoes, Salad Bar Relish Fried Potatoes Meat, Baked Beans Yankee Style Tray . Strawberry Short Cake, Peanut Hamburgers or Cheeseburgers, . Corn Bread, Pastry Bar. Dessert Bar.SUPPERI Butter Fried Potatoes, Sliced Sunday Cookies. French Chili Macaroni, Grilled DINNER Chicken Noodle Soup, Slices, Tomatoes, Onions, Lettuce Leaves, SUPPER Braised Pork Fried Ham Steaks, Cream; Gravy, Cheese Sandwiches, French Fried . Divine 8:30 Worship : a m. Barbecued Chicken, Gravy, Buttered Dill Pickles, Mustard, Catsup, Salad Potatoes, Buttered Peas & Carrots Whipped Potatoes, corn Fritters, at All Saints Chapel. Noodles, Cranberry Sauce, Buttered Dressing, Dessert Bar = I Brussels Sprouts, Cream Style Corn, SUPPER Fried Shrimp or Fried Church School 9:30 a.m. Salad Bar, Cherry Jello, Ham Steaks, Parsley Buttered ,Divine Worship 11 am. at Strawberry Short Cake. Potatoes, Seasoned Green Beans, .All Saints Chapel. Sunday, Dee.24 Fried Cabbage, Cocktail Sauce, Salad Junior Youth Fellowship BREAKFAST Chilled Tomato Bar, Jelly Layer Cake, Chocolate 12:30: p.m. Senior Youth The JAX AIR NEWS Is a Civilian Enterprise Newspaper Juice, Hot Oatmeal, Fried Eggs to Pudding. Fellowship 1 1:30 p.m. dttributed each Thursday at the U.S. Naval Air Station Order, Griddle Cakes w-Syrup, Wednesday,Dec 27 E Evening Worship 7:30 at the Small Chapel French Toast, Choice of Bacon or BREAKFAST: xChllled Orange p.m. Jacksonville, Florida, by the host Publishing! Company, a Luncheon /Meat, Baked. Beans, Juice, Hot Farina, Fried Eggs to Tuesday private firm. Ail Copy submitted for use! in the JAX AIR NEWS Hashed Brown Potatoes. Order, French Toast Syrup, Choiceof must be forwarded to. the Public Affairs Office Box 2, NAS BRUNCH: Chicken Noodle Soup, Bacon or Luncheon Meat, Baked Senior Choir Rehearsal 750 and 7 at Bldg. Fish Sandwiches:! French Fried Beans, Southern Style Corn Bread, p.m Jacksonville, by 12:00 noon Monday before publication.News Christian Science Service 8 Potatoes, Salad Bar, Lemon MeringuePie Pastry Bar.DINNERS. items are welcomed from all sources Telephone 772-3118 Chocolate Cookies. p.m. at the Small Chapel. : Cream of Potato Soup, or 3119. SUPPER Breaded Veal Steaks, Stuffed Pork. Chops, Mashed Sweet NAVAL HOSPITAL Brown Gravy, Snowflaked Potatoes, Potatoes, Brown Gravy, Applesauce, Divine Worship 10 a.m. at "Everything advertised, In this publication must be made Simmered Sauerkraut, Buttered Seasoned Mixed Vegetables, Okra & Sf. Lukes. available for purchase, use or patronage without regard to Green Beans,' Salad Bar, Lemon Tomato Gumbo, Salad Bar, NATTC race, creed, color, national origin or sex of the purchaser, Meringue Pie, Strawberry Jello. Strawberry Cream Pie, Easy Protestant Worship Monday, Dec.2S user, or patron. A confirmed violation or rejection of this BRUNCH 7-10 a.m Chilled Chocolate Cake.SANDWICH Service, 10:30: a.m. In policy of equal opportunities by an advertiser will result in the Pineapple Juice, Hot Oatmeal" Fried LINE Chill Dogs, Building 500. refusal to print advertising from that source." Eggs to Order, French Toastw Potato Chips, Salad Bar, Chopped Syrup, ,Griddle Cakes, Choice of Onions, Dessert Bar. CATHOLICSaturday Advertisements are solicited by the publisher and queries Grilled Ham or Minute Steaks, SUPPER: Italian Spaghetti w- Mass 5 p.m. at concerning such should be directed to; Hashed Brown Potatoes, Pastry Bar. Meat Sauce or Ravioli, Garlic Bread, St. Edward's Chapel. DINNER 1.5 p.m Golden Roast Parmesan Cheese, Pizza Pie, But. Sunday'Mass 8 a.m. and 11 THE HOLT PUBLISHING COMPANY Turkey, Baked Virginia Ham, Brown tered Brussels Sprouts, Salad Bar, a.m. Daily Mass.Monday, Gravy, Snowflaked Potatoes, Candled Bread Pudding, Easy Chocolate Cake Tuesday, Thursday and 4747 San Juan Ave., Jacksonville( Fla., 32210 Sweet Potatoes, Au Gratin Friday.11:30 a.m. Wed. Telephone 388-2755 Cul flowtl'. Cranberry Sauce, Chef's Thursday, Dec.21 nesday Mass 11 30 a.m, at Salad Mexican: f::ole Slaw, Salad Bar, BREAKFAST Chilled Apple Juice, 'the Naval Hospital Chapel. Fruit Cake, Strawberry Chiffon Pie, Hot Oatmeal, Fried Eggs to Order, Saturday Confessions 4:30: , ,IVOL. 30 NO.,.40 DECEMBER 21;,, 1972 """Christmas" Cake Fruit Punch. Griddle Cakes w.Syrup, Choice of to 5 p.m.PAGE . Tuesday, Die.24 Ham or Pork Sausage, Creamed t BREAKFAST Chilled Tomato o I, Dried Beef,' Pastry ,Bar .. ., ...._...............rv.rj ti Y1,....;t.'to.t.t.ttt'M' t....+ ." \....'.'.'.'.......... .t.t...t..4.'a'..."- ........,..........'.' -.w. ,.,..... ...,....,.-........ ............. ......--- .n .r . ,., . -- ...:::t:... I ) --J _. ..:,_._-rrJtJ21..-"" 'I,1'a. .,. _4 _, ; .; . , ..,.. ,.\I, ,. T DECEMBER 21, 1972 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER. PAGE 3 ---- --- CO's , Message ' , I, dw'n THAT AW' As we approach this joyous Christmas season, we are 4 reminded of the many servicemen and women less fortunate than we who will be spending the holidays in out-of the way places around.the world,'far from home and friends, In the seemingly never-ending fight for } 's' , freedom for all mankind. , i is However, let us be thankful that we have such loyal LIi4i and patriotic men and women who are willing to sacrifice their very lives to preserve and guarantee the \ A Wry ilernj _ rights and freedom of others. Let us also have faith that their sacrifices will not be in vain but will soon lead to a goodwill for all 'mankind. 'I (!!1 Ihri0tma0: !InJAut Those of us who are fortunate enough to enjoy the Christmas season at home with families and friends can ,show our compassion pausing, at least briefly, duringthe inu i season to offer our thanks and prayers for those who are not able to enjoy this blessing. ', My family and"! extended our very best wishes for a gf. happy and safe holiday season to you, the wonderful and ? dedicated Navy Jacksonville military and civilian employees, and.your families Merry Christmas and a 'tkstall Happy, Prosperous New Year/ i ( Capt. William G. Sizemore, NAS Jax CO This Christmas. .. ** *** **** * " See You : '., By Miss Mercy' ; LCDr.R.B.Lufbke ORIENTAL BEAUTY . :.' CHC, USN In 1973 I Jacksonville'.Most Bucrtih l . This Christmas, mend a quarrel. Seek out a forgotten friend. TOPLESS DANCERS ; Dismiss suspicion, and replace It with'trust.Write' a love letter. Share . '. some treasure Give a soft answer Jax-This will be the last issue TOPLESS BARTENDER Encourage Youth. Manifest your loyalty (In word and deed. Keep a of the Jax Air News until Jan. 11, BAR OPENS AT NOON promise. Find the time. Forgo a grudge. Forgive' enemy. Listen. 1973. Apologize If you'were wrong. Try to understand. We thank all the people who TOPLESShave .. Flout envy. Examine your demands on others. Think first of supplied us with stories, GO GO DANCERS someone else' Appreciate. Be kind, be gentle. Laugh a little. Laugh a pictures,suggestions, etc. during JtoitiiHwvi tfow*IFM.2AMSHAKtASYROOM NOON TIL2PMI little more.Deserve confidence. Take up arms against malice. Decry the past year and ask for your complacency. Express your gratitude. continued support in the year ; Go to church. Welcome a stranger. Gladden the heart of a child ahead. 43u%*$ iliT LOOKS!* P' Take pleasure In the beauty and" .inderofthe earth. '. Speak your'love.Speak It again.Speak It still once again. Season.Best wishes for the Holiday L * 1 O8A CASSAT AWE. 388-9016 **. ,A .,6 "I ..1,: II ,' 5:;' \ Without, AdvertisingYou ,.:::1+: wv, vrRwHq"yrxy':;: ::::: :;:.+\ {.w'A, ::::};!;::11.:: ;}WRV/4MIIhVYlN.V.N..y';:: :;:;: :;;::; ;; i : :' k'. Wouldn't Know. .f BY POPULAR DEMAND IN THE . ::':: r III! PIRATES TAVERN fi I:} $ . *. DON AND THE If I LOWJT 1f! 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INSTRUMENT INSTRUCTOR For Limited APPROVED will COURSESAVAILABLE Time OnlyNGv l get you HERLONG OFF NORMANDY BOULEVARD PHONE 711-7434 'l'1 if'"f,. 0 R "' ,, :f. . Toyota Sillif.Service AVENUE :" I-f VOU I L11.'I L'I oln + AMS2"Donald Kellogg from St. Louis Missouri was selected as 1t+ Attack Squadron Eighty-One's .":' A "Sun liner of the Month" for . TIi e August 1972.. T , 'ro't tfiscBrakes tHE RPf\RTmEOTI Club Nylon KITH ' \ \ White wall carptts tire b uuimmnc' % ;POOH . PHONE 389 4561 Delivered in Jax.en approved credit ROD ' Including ' tag tales tax LIfE, a dealer prep,transport and title fees Doc stamps $$3.00 total THE GOOD r ( Put a little away in the note APR 51$3.40s 10.30 percents payment Includes 31xSSlifts sales$tax S4S4J;tag cash and or1 recording trade downs fees FROm \20.\ . $ Christmas Club each .on-aroval. ......., ____.... week. Come next y UOII November you'll have 31TOy j1APICK UP ylpOkt Road SPECIALS Jamme C 91stTIACLMA "045 bRbHAE E plenty of merry money. r 95 of the week drNTqauh Ms 10 mInutes from ,evelt: ,onv""" Out RO Z9 :: WESTS' I D E..v S @Ivd.' Right on Then'\. 71 TOYOTA WAGON 4spd.AC.R ft H,.Low mileage $12t$ Jammes. ,' 11 COMET lcyUTR&HAC Jutanto apartments' . fJ aJ sivts cat,: " 71 into 'i GRANDTORINOACAT.PS SJItlMltl For com ''ete 71 LAND CRUISER spd"whdr'uwmll'ilg.' , : TOYOTA A COROLLA Cp 4lpdRiHLXe! New 781-5813\ \ , UStJsros aA'( 4328 BLANDINO BLVD. AT HARLOW 70 OLDS CUTLASS 2drHTLoaded " ,1"49+ r<. JACKSONVILLEFLORIDA 3221O 71 FORD TORINO NATPSACR&tf sin .-I :'AOI.I.TCO'"' ' ," ,1..1.' Under Warranty ". A 1 +...C0... Hem-' er'PAGE FDIC PHONE 77I-6I6I ,::" ,,NUreuur.elvaoh r ..r______ ......;.. ''''' 'lIi\flllW'', . l ., Ili DECEMBER 21, 1972 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER PAGE $' 4 ..... -- , RAdm. Geis Urges Wives Women To Support Navy Relief ,r.+ i'r wr. Accepted . Jax-RAdm. Lawrence R. Gels, COMFAIRJAX, has Issued the following letter for wives of the naval community: For TARJaxThe "I know that many of you: are already familiar with the alms and ti_ of the Relief However if there who purposes Navy Society. are aorae Chief of Naval Personnel \ are nol-and others who would like to know more-In January, Miss air has announced that Louise Diver from the Navy Relief Society Headquarters in will 9r4r women play an expandedrole Washington will be here to conduct the Navy Relief course. in the Naval Air Reserve, "This includes a brief history of the Society and covers its, basic including the Training and Administration policies and principles, and how these may be applied to volunteer if of Reserves (TAR) work. In addition, extremely valuable general background information Program, which is now to open I about the Navy will be provided. " women for the first tune, 1 "1 hope that you will find it possible to Join this course and to help us Future plans call for the In this tremendously important service to our naval personnel.As you number of women Selected' know,the work of the Navy Relief Society is carried on by Volunteers Reservists to be increased from "The classes will be held in Bldg. 501,Naval Air Technical Training the present 1,440 to 3,870 by July Center, NAS Jacksonville, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 1975. from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, from Jan. 3 through Jan. 24. Free child care c e The only restriction placed will be provided by Navy Relief at the Station Nursery while classesare affiliation t upon by women hi the In session.Credit toward the 1OO4 our pin will be given for each ( Naval Air Reserve is that duty hour spent in class. may not be: performed aboard "It will be much appreciated if those planning to attend this course I j3r combat shies or aircraft. will so inform the Navy Relief Office, 772-3515, or 778-0353 not later ,\" Immediate openings exist, in r than Dec. 29,1972.Sincerely r ' the Continental United States for yours, L.R. Geis, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy; President, '. former Hospital 1 Corps Navy f . ' Jacksonville Auxiliary. ' \ women interested in the TAR i " Mistletoe Lied 'r' ';f' program. I , \ I Applications may be submitted i BARS-N,wly-promofed Us. fig| ) at the Naval Hospital aro through the Naval Air Reserve . More Than Decoration (L-R)a MerldtthS. Bird Mary M. Frkker end Mary Town. Recruiting Office NAS Jax. .. ,.. - ...A..4' "" Norse legend says after the It was "the golden bough" that god Balder was slain by mistletoe protected Aeneas on his trip to . the plant promised never to the underworld. en tiec..erlolli! .'.ndlnaBoulov.rd do harm again. Pliny related how Druid House of Quality Foods Cedar Hilts Shopping Cenjerj But mistletoe apparently has priests ceremoniously: gatheredit Phone 771-MM f reverted to its bad habits. with golden sickles, while Every SATURDAY Night Is Every FRIDAY Night is ; Arceuthobium, or dwarf mistletoe maidens caught the boughs in annually destroys thousandsof white cloths 110it would not ; FAMILY NIGHT t ; acres of valuable trees, says touch the ground. STEAK tour choice of . the National Geographic.To Romans believed a sprig of CHICKEN & 'forestry officials and scientists mistletoe assured safe passage $179 DUMPLINGS or 79 mistletoe is more thana across the River Styx into N IGHT Christmas decoration.' For- Hades. In the, Middle Ages, CHOPPED STEAK esters regard it as a dangerouspest brewed it in ,medicine was from 4 Lb. Club Steak with Baked Potato ...and any 2 vegetables, Bread and Butter S whose progress &.n be France; Swedes chewed mistletoe t checked only by cutting down leaves as a cure for ulcers. LUNCH 11 AM til 2 PM DINNER PM III 8 PM . infested trees. Researchers con As ;,late 'as 1720 in England it rl 01f TOeaf Spe eider it an unusual pla t': and." vial believed able to cure epilepsy i. I want to learn :more about it.. among other 'illnesses.I Some 1,200 species of mistletoe Mistletoe first may have In- are found in tropic and spired, awe because it does not temperate zones on all conti- grow on the ground like other nents except Antarctica. But plants. It is found! only on trees their classification is incomplete. and bushes, brom which it and little l Is known of their evo. draws nutrients. Since it ,Is lution. green in winter, when its host I ' Revered by Ancients tree appears dead, the belief '. In ancient times, mistletoewas ,arose that forests ,were ,reborn , regarded ,as sacred from each spring from the spirit of I I Ia the Mediterranean to the Baltic the mistletoe.ATLANTIC. . . - 1 s RENT-A-CAR / 1 t. MILITARY: I + 17 yrs. of age and I up! q''r I < I 389-3188 : ", CALL , :.: ,' ..;:: FREE PICKUP& DELIVERY d 1 . y. 4?,,. 6217 Roosevelt Blvd.(behind Hess 011 Co.) AI , ",',',, .. I" : , I 't,';, ;_ I', f,1r . } f. 1 l le , , ";;4'h " u" \t'."\,," "r., QUESTIONS ? ABOUT LOANS? SAUCE I; I WE'LL ANSWER THEM, :f j jr (No names. No sales pitches.) , : $fc'. Before you borrow, there may be questions weighing on t' >,* . , your' mind-about payments rates anything. For quick r t courteous answers, call us today. We won't ask your nameor talk shop unless you want us to, Dial 1 Finance ..: : : .t 8 c W. don't want you'to like us just,,for our money. 40 W". Monroe St. 356-0735 .; . 5256 Beach Blvd. 3962895" .$ ',t;..\' e ti.. ti r CJs t 9 . 4721 San Juan:Ave. 384.2314 Loans to >' CjulflK or hiccri-- tai/cv 1436 Edgewood Ave, West.", 764-2583 $600. ' # lt , \ ,; ; lorr '7 A > :' 1\ ..... EDl , --a.,' ...... Ii.\_ "' "'' f'.J i!il. WI,1, 1 PAGE 6 LATWINGER DECEMBER 21, 1972 I JAX AIR NEWS- Yes, Virginia. Relations "la There a Santa Claus?" is the question Virginia, daughter of Specialists Dr. and Mrs. Philip F. O'Hanlon, put to the Editor of THE SUN i in September, 1897. Her letter Needed was tinned over to Francis Pharcellus , Church to answer. The product of his fine nature, mellow wisdom Jax-Thsre is an Immediateneed and sound craftsmanship was the editorial "Is There " "Dear Editor: a Santa Claus for enlisted volunteers to fill a significant number of recently I am 8 yearn old. authorized Race of fh Relations Some of my little friends toy there it no Santa Claw, r a ; i II Education Specialist RRES Papa says, '1 f you tee it in, TA. Sun it'. $o.' billets. Please tell me the truth, it there a Santa Claus Eligibility requirements for Virginia O'Hanlon 1'A, rt these assignments are E-5 or 115 West $5tk Street" tit above with a minimum of 24 Virginia, your little friends are wrong. They have been affected f months obligated service. Personnel - by the skepticism of a skeptical age. They do not believe except tl"' to be considered must be they nee. They think that nothing can be which Is not compre '. ''III' highly motivated and capable of hensible ,by their little minds. All minds, Virginia, whether they be ., )iitl__.. "). ,,,I', .. '),! contributing constructive thoughtand men's or children's, are little. In this great universe of ours man i ia is r a:.; .,'''0'r '> hard work to the resolution of mere insect, an ant, In his intellect, as compared with the boundless "" racial problems. world about him, as measured by the intelligence capable of FROCKED TO CWO-CWO John VY. Huston (Center), Resident Volunteers should submit an ing the whole of truth and knowledge. grasp Officer In Charge at the Commissary 1 Is "frocked" to his present title Enlisted Transfer and Special Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. lie exists as certainly as by Cdr. Nels P. Jensen, Commissary Officer In Charge, as CWO Duty Request Form (NAVPERS love and generosity and devotion exist, and you know that they Huston's wife, Louise, looks on. 1306-7)) to CHNAVPERS (PERS- abound and'give to ;your life its highest and ............. ...... ............... B2021)) via their beauty joy. Alas! ::: :::::: ::.:.xo:::::::.::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::;:::;:;:: :;:;:;;:;;;:;.:;;;::;;:;;;:;:;;:;;; commanding how dreary would be the world if there wero no Santa Claus! It officers and EPDOLANT. would be as dreary as if there were no Virginias. There would be Traffic Violations no childlike faith then*, no poetry, no romance to make tolerable this BatgirlsReady existence. We should have no enjoyment, except In sense and sight. The eternal light with which childhood fills the world would be Jax The following is a report Other Violations 32 extinguished.Not of motor vehicle accidents and Twenty-six drivers. appeared traffic violations forthe period of before the Traffic Hearing Board believe in Santa Claus! You might as well not believe in i Dec. 410. on Dec. 14. Disposition of the fairies! You might get your papa to hire men to watch in all the Number of Accidents cases included the following: chimneys on Christmas Eve to catch Santa Claus, but even if they This Period 6 For Party did not see Santa Claus coming down, what would that prove? This Period a year ago 6 Two lost driving and parking Nobody sees Santa Claus, but that is no sign that there is,no Santa Total accidents this year 386 privileges aboard the station for Jax-The VP-24 "E" Wives Claus. The most real things in the world are those that neither Total accidents through this various periods; twelve were Club met Dec. 13 at the Eclair ( children: nor men can see. Did you ever see fairies dancing on the period last year 341 assigned to complete an eight- Apartment Club House in Orange lawn? Of course not, but that's no proof that they are not there. Total number of days since last hour course in remedial driving; Park with 14 members present. Nobody can conceive or imagine all the wonders there are unseen injury in a motor vehicle accident eleven received suspensions;.ten Guests included Mrs. Doherty and unseeable in the world. 40 were given warnings; one was and Mrs. Demand. a You tear apart the baby's rattle and see what makes the noise Number of days since an injury dismissed; five were fined (U.S. Elections of new officers were inside, but' there is a veil covering the unseen world which not the last year at this time 170 Magistrate); and sixteen were held. These new officers will be strongest man, nor even the united strength of all the strongestmen Number Violations referred to commanding officers installed at the club's next that ever lived, could tear apart. Only faith, fancy, poetry, love, This Period 44 for possible disciplinary actioA1.e regular meeting, scheduled for romance, can push aside that curtain and view and picture th Speeding 7 Jan: 10.Reports. supernatural beauty and glory beyond. Is it all real Ah, Virginia, Reckless driving 0 Fifteen drivers were assessed were given the on in all this world there is nothing else real and abiding.No Going through stop sign 5 forty-five traffic points. Christmas Party to be held Santa Claus! Thank God he lives, and he lives forever. A y. .. ... ........ .... tomorrow Everyone is looking thousand years from now, Virginia, nay, ten times ten thousand I @ r:1: :: :;: :;: ::::':::>==>*m.:<< ::X ->>:: : ::::::::>:;>::*o-----i: :::::.:::::::::::: forward to a wonderful party for ;years from now, he will continuue to make glad the heart of : $ the entire family to enjoy. childhood. :$:::: iH Batmen, don't forget! The 'O ::: : N D A Christmas Party will be w tomorrow at Hangar 1000 startingat 1 p.m. WILSON Pontiac Y1i t HONDA OF YJAX1 PayDay 100% GUARANTEED USED CARS m IIOIIIIIIIIOIIIIOIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIOIIIIIIIUIIIIIII! !! !AU 72 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE 72 PONTIAC CATALINA4dr.H.T.equipped ::::: 4425 NORWOOD AVE PHONE 7442419 '::} ScheduleJax 4drH.T.equipped with with P.S.P.B.auto trans.air' cond.,. P.S.P.B.turbo hydramattcalr P.W.P.S.&Radlo.Two! to select cond.V.T.&Radlo.Save up to$1200.Originally ilm@lwwa11i: 1 from.Save for $5876.90.Starting up to SlWO.Origlnallysold now at 1497).Priced for you at sold Just- for : : : .{ f.v;:h.pe : -Military paydays for the, ices,. I first half of Calender Year 1973 $3995 $3783 are as follows: ' 72 PONTIAC CATALINA BRCH Jan. 15, Jan. 30, Feb.. 15, Feb.. 72 PONTIAC CATALINA BRCH4dr.H.T.equipped 2dfH.T.equipped with' a 28 March 15, March 30, April 13, with P.S.P.B.turbo , P.S.P.B.auto transalr cood.- cond.Rally WheelV.hydramatlc T.&AM.FM air' April 30,May 15, May 30,June 15, I P.W.&Radlo.Two to select Stereo Rad.Io.Save\ up to June 29.The . from.Save up to SlWO.Orlglnally 1 Sl300.Orglnally sold for sold for SSieo.76.Startlng now at SMM.W.Prlced to go at lust. first payday of each month lust. will include enlisted and officer $3967 $395 ((other than DIFOT) flight pay 72 PONTIAC LEMANS n PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 2 I I provided flight certificates arereceived 2drHT.equipped with dr. H.T., equipped with - I P.S.P.B.auto trans.alr con. PS..P.B..turbo hydramatlcaird&radlo.Flvetoselectfrom.Save TRANSMISSONS.. in the Navy Finance cond., V.T., Rally /II Wheels I Office by 8 a.m.of the sixth day of up to S1300.Orlglnally sold for P.W.&AM-FM Radio.Save up to I the month following $42M.90.Starting now at |lust. $1200. Orla. sold for $54405. theflight pay $4264 THE AAMCO WRITTEN CAR OWNERSHIP GUARANTEE I period. $2995 This transmission has been rebuilt by the licensed Officers and enlisted members 72 BUICK SKYLARK 72 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4dr, AAMCO Dealer issuing this certificate,. utilizing the 1 under permanent DIFOT orders 2dr.H.T.,.quIPP.d withP.S..P.B..auto equipped with P.S., P.B.., turbo AAMCO "CAR OWNERSHIP" Assembly Set. This will receive flight pay at the same trans.air' con.hydramatic.aircend.P.W.P.S.., j time as basic pay. dltlon. radlo.Three to select VT. & Radio. Save up to S120Q. certificate guarantees the transmission and torque from.Save up to siTOO.Orlglnally $4296 converter (if your car has a torque converter) against sold for S4392.05.Startlng now a J 111 I 'I".: failure of 'material and workmanship.. It will be $3195 :5 72 PONTIAC ORANDVILLE FRIENDLY, RELAXED& 4dr.H.T.,equipped with honored by any,licensed AAMCO Transmission Dealer QUIET ATMOSPHERE 72 PONTIAC LUXURY condP.W..P.S.tllt PS.P.8.turM hydramatlcalr wheel.P Wet for as long as you own this car, provided that it is IIIMIIIIMHIIMHIIIIIIMIIIIItlMIIIIIIIMMIDEALLY y LEMANS Adr.H.T.equippedIoka I .T.AM.FM Stereo delivered to any licensed AAMCO Transmission with P.S..P.e.auto.trans.air I LOCATED FOR ., .iRadlo.Save to$1000.Originally Radi&Saveover$160o.Origu.lly Dealer in the United States up 'annually for service with told for S6610.1t.S.v. lots at lust CECIL FIELD, N.A.S. sold for ,.... . in 30 days of the Service S4 ". ,Priced to go at lust'S3757 54 9 I Date indicated: below. The CLOSE TO SCHOOLS charge for annual service is $13.75 payable at the CHURCHESANDSHOPPING ((72 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE time of service, and it covers the ARES replacement of . 2dr.H.T , 72 PONTIAC CATALINA 4dr.. P.S.P.B.turbo.quIPPed hydramatlcalr with transmission fluid and all preventive adjustments. ytA*T IIRbl' :.:..Nye..>. .. ... t sedanequtpped with P.P.B.- cond.P.W.,V.T..Rally II FREE TOWING at no extra charge ONE DAY Take 103rd to FirestoneRd. SERVICE turbo hydramatlc.alr con. Wheels&AM FM' Stereo d..ra 'lust. $3608 $4488 AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS (tOLONIALFOREST% WILSON PentiocI726CASSAT 5300 Philips Hwy 737-3535 AVf Phone 31422 11.V 1839 N Main St. 355-7671 5928 FIRESTONE ROAD 7716666r . ", ......., '... ... -..-..... .' "" .&I..A.-'.. .J t! 'rf Y. .\\" ""'.I''' Yl1l'Iltllli1'I'lF,?". r1' + .r.l'J"-' ........"...........a................ ................... 6 ,\ .. Y Z -- tI. ,d ti'f.; l Ii . "".y--. DECEMBER 21, 1972 JAX AIR NEWS LATWINGER PAGE 7 . "- --'-- rllllr"-- '!J\\t\1-\\\ '- __ ____ :_ r3 \ I +''! 'r ' -- .. .w..w.wnwr r ERNIE GROSE PIZZA, i'-: SARGE'S A (.,.rRr" r tAt* t9Y7q tiNAS'ftJi.f IIMl R0i*|? ;. AMERICAN SERVICENTER 1948 Blanding Boulevard ";>9'J'>' **Rt 1TAM M4M** SAHeWlCHtMfAOMBTt**t*.CH0K* CUT STRAKI*' : ,,, PHONE: 2M-4W0 a xY w INtUKANCI ", PHONE 389-0338 ,,, ',Pl C1A'r. Electronic Wheel BalancingTotal OUR 9CCIAUtY#. Engine Performance ::1 Fault No Insurance For I EveryoneDon't p waues Analyzed Electronically sun.thurs4pm, ll:3Opm c t e.:' S&H GREEN STAMPS get caught shorLBUY NOW : Friday 4rrt17r43am. With All Purchases STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO. v Ie a Tuudeys iorder; 4pm 12:45 e AIlhusunliuiili"ilhi w 201 HIGHWAY 17 Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois :: I ; I ; M ORANGE PARK s KUiiiiiuiitiiiiiiutgeiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiitiHiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiDiiituilcAssAt I I I iiiuiuillillilUihiiiuiililliiitiilillululoouliluiiiuuurlau IIHHIfIIIIIIIIIItIIUIUfuiUHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIflIUIIIIII IIIIfiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINI$ .. ., , '" y "" "" 'NN ""-""" ""' '''''' Y' '''(''''''' ''''''''''''''''''<<'''' - f.f .".,if" 1, :: ,' J\\'n\ .::cmUfJl1fH.J- ',"'*'- ...... :,) }t : : : "t /j yy .1'v.; 1. ,.;f:4: ,: AVENUE LPN :o={ )i. <'I.'ffr'. '" * ' !f' I o/ ,.14; !;S' ,"/ .': i1''f ; MOBILE HOMES. :: <: ,. >> ; ; / .t ,...Iif f'' .:', ', 7 "'. 'N"" '" : i i.. I.V.. .,Sales.',f .ScrvktflCA .: . ',.. a VIICcJ!!>< :faa: vvCenterferF ;.f A.R. KObler .; .u Yrs. wI= '" &2EN" !TH v" ( AR.erLACt8,1W4<.,E, ,,' USN, Ret } ': $f'R.O'"lIi[ , Chelt tt c f MeterHearei ( ) Experience ' ET. RESIDENTIALCOMMERCIAL Ii' M1/Y \ S'lteAtOtSCOU-MT. , .. ,. ., _ ., : A C'MJtSUViCU"'tflW'' :. w: < ' e Sarvlteeten :: : ;, Clear Plastic Slip Cover " ',. : t .;, =1 .. ,:r: \","" ., .. ... ,... PICKUP&DELIVERY ah Hr .S'p, ot ,f1f>s' : : .i : WELCOME HEN. 4 'J :f' r.>:: : t . 1i, ;< ; Grant Plaza tart103r4 : .., . : L . , e : ; i I 1\J; ;:, : l. ',.. :" :!:\ ' IHtfHnHimillllHIUIIIMIIIIMIIIIinitlMlllllIllllltlllKHIlill I I i llllltitlflUlllltiUllli'D t1IIIIIIiIIIti1111ililliHIII111ilIIIIIiIUiIIIU1111111111ti' C.liIIH11IIIIIIIIIIIIfhiiuuuidiititlllllllitlllilllliiilllui/ i i i i riir;1tffrrrrllllilliulllim' . PHONE 264.9206 : '1' ;:Al.t,, YO.U.,, N 1t.Z;) . OFFICIAL STATE VEHICLE INSPECTION =: > ', af NEED YOUR CAR INSPECTED? I : CHICKEN'I... :' :,;', ,.4 :> f BILL'S w 'A!tent Gies, SJ..H0t\ \ i ettcttffft :: RED GREENE'S GARAGE ''i SH IMP:, ; ,1.69 I 1JEONIIV\ $ Frwh': Fries, Stew. Hush Pu 1M' s 4 Miles south 01 NAS-IIIGNWAY n-orangt Park i 'Mittfriff\9mt"Me.\: ;:: ;' \\\,\ \ BILL BURDICK, Owner : Fast Strvlc.. lcensed Inspectors >:t 1} =f Jfn;:::' 'Iie'lf.j': 1 All Mechanical Plck Up Work& Delivery Guaranteed Open 800-1 BOO Monday thru Friday :: j4':; <"h fj( ...: : > : ; MINOR REPAIRS AVAILABLE :: i',>>tt'. .t 1V A" 'M.ft! 4710 SAN JUAN AVE. PHONE, 317-2855 , ry> .,., M w, ,. .., . ,..IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUlmmUIllIIUUJUUI{ { UlUUIIIIIIIUlIllIfI UiliiiEltilllllllliHltltttluilllitIIUl9UIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiI UlililiitHHNlllltliltlllli101ww _IllltlltilliIIIHUIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllliUlllt1uI111UHNmuuNl{ ,Nluiilltttllttuinnt, "'i)1 ''">'<'''''''<+; ''' '''',''' ,<,". --, ,. .,'. ":' !:: :'":I't'" .'."<,, ,:q>: .' :''' ;' !, ,t, :.. 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"Hft ". :: *S34120th Street Jacksonville, Fla. : , 6, l V* ; .tt./<% .f" <$ r"'iJB"; i'-\' 1 J1\\!:{< :;;<'i. := I i <2t : : ;\i HOULOCATIONt: Mon-FrNpm-fpm Saturday tOam.6pmIIIIIIIUIIIUIIIUUH1111HIIIIHIU111HUliIUluiftUiitiIIH ", < ''4'10t. { > :;;Z 'MJft .\ ',& !). = : 'tbv'sEww)'J auu' 1.:::' :ii\ i ?( ' n w IUllnmllllClllIllUllllllllllllllllllllllnmlllUlIlIIllllIIl, ;lllIlUll1I91lU1Htt1JHtni{ : 1a .1, '> {. ., .!. 1 1 I,I! iilUlIIUHIIIlhItHUlll. I IHHUnuiltuEUntNNIIINthIIMutatuuuuuWUUUtuutntniuutttlHUIHlu., IHf' . .'" ,, ,:, -, ' DLANDIN6 BOULEVARD E 1 OFFICIAL MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTIONAND \ I IMPORTED : SERVICE: i h :=: " BRAKEWO- K..TUNEUP 1a ',ct 3 '.0 = AUTO CENTERFOREIGN , .We Aim Headlights FRONTENDHonest Courteous Replace Service Bulbs :: I I'I CAS! '."R' sSemperlt I And Windshield Wiper Made' :: Radlalsir 1:V*Mile South of Orange Park High i ;P.J &c' Accessories On Blinding (State Road 21)I = JAMES JACKSON 5 DISCOUNT PRICES I I U.S. Military Retired I BLANDING BLVD. PHONH772t4UOPENI:30AMtlU:30PMMondaythruSaturday r 1 : : I PHONE 244-5143 = ... ;UIUHfHlfUJIJUmmIllIlIlIlUlllllllUllllllmmnmlllllmUSIIIIUII: < Ulmll-ufIUIUUIu111HiIIulHullIUHUIIItiiHQHIIHUIIfiIH1l1IIlHHIf ufH1fH11111HItNIM IIIIUUUHNNH1HUanuiuanunanlnnnuunuunuutnnnuuuuHtit I1aNN111w ' w6 .,:.. .'. .' Performance! Parts Co. E Y ,,; ,.4 a4ai MILITARY'.OIS000NTDomestic i l __LK@.flHLBHHLMMl flL1Bc.iLVBlLWHHi II-- $ '" & Foreign - > : AUTO PARTS'' i STAN GILL I EAGLE CRAWBRQOK : : ; 3631 EMERSON Ph. 396.36S8fDEAN Mir . ? , :Y gdkY' 75.'ryf'd.x A % ; *''' 41Fr"P4.'' F FLEETWOOD. CHAMPION KITCHIN GREEN RINGS: 'rd : ?' kHIGIIWAY'11 COVE . ; f ? nw' : fiM { + { : ,s ' I .h"r w. / f LA ra3 E y:. 1SE.# I' ioNI 2781.07c' 6417 ROOSEVELT Ph. 387.4468 x. !WAl LY'W f1.4EMliTI ; ' = :: I' , ffliffliiiiimmniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiniiiiniiii{ 1m iiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiii' II III IIIIIIIJII/III'IIII/ 11I1111111111I1111I11I1111I11I1111111111111111111 i 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImlllllllll! 1NHII11HlltllliuiNII1NINNINNI" :s - ' 4 t, ,., r -SAVE TIME AND MONEY. :::/ CHECK' THIS SERVICE SHOPPER WEEKLY FOR THE BEST BUYS. IN TOWN . . 3 . :. \.\ II ,v.!\" '"I r I r f!N flu' Y 1 1v ,, 1\\ .,..' .' 1"'""'. ., I ( DECEMBER 21, 1972 PAGE JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER . 'I Your NEX In January' Jax-Don't get short-sheeted in to replenish the youngster's 17111! The Exchange will once school supplies. New notebooks, again be holding its annual white binders, filler papers pens and ;, sale from Dec. 27 to Jan 22. pencils, as well as 'some new Soft, luxurious sheets and warm winter clothing for school, matching pillow cases in twin, will all be highlighted in Januaryat double and queen sizes can be the Exchange.If I iE yours at specially reduced prices. the new year means a new 1 ''e Also remember that the white addition to your family, the sale isn't limited to bed linen. nursery section of the Exchangewill Face, hand and bath towels in be able to take care of baby's -ii'' , the latest fashion-coordinated most basic needs. Diapers, colors will also be available nursing bottles, blankets, layette . during this sales event. sets and other basic items can all D Dkj ? be found in the Exchange's baby With the advent of "ping'pong boutique.Be i. diplomacy", table tennis is en- .:' '... ',,.,,. .. Joying a new era of popularity.The sure not to forget her on } " 4'.j most popular type of ping- Valentine's bay, Feb. 14. On this f;' lr pong table is the roll-a-way play- sentimental day, you can Mw.. ; r ua th.t& .-_ back model, which makes for remember your loved one in so HANCOCK HALL HELPS NEEDY-AI Call man (Center), Hancock Hall manager, gives some of easy storage when not in use. many ways. The Exchange will the canned goods collected by the Hancock Hall Advisory Board; to Santa for distribution to 20 needy Ping-pong balls,paddles and nets be offering. assortment of 'families the Jacksonville area. Santa extended his thanks to all thoM who contributed canned are available separately or in heart-shaped boxes filled with goods. Looking on is PN2 Skipper,secretary of the Hancock Hall Advisory Board. sets at the Navy Exchange. delicious chocolates in a variety of sizes. If you don't get that power tool Retirement Plan Questions & AnswersThe I you want for Christmas, stop by Perhaps some"glitter"Jewelryor the Exchange and look over their perfume to add expression to following is excerpted one separate and distinct from like it, unless it's a constant selection of power drills, electric your feelings. For somethingeven AFRTS interview with the other.In Eddingvon." Now, remember saws and sanders. Get an early more personal, the Exchange from an that today's levels of retirementpay of in Benade us Army Lt. Gen. Leo E. past years, many start on household repairs by has an excellent assortment of Service have represent a floor. No one is taking advantage of these attractively of in colors Deputy Assistant Secretary the career military lingerie striking Defense (Military Personnel often told ourselves and I going to get anything less than priced selections. and various Whatever styles. the levels of retirement pay be. think all recognize the expression Policy) you your preference, look for the paid today. And by -"We may not receive ins; any For many Exchange special Valentine's Day display. QUESTION: If the proposednew very good pay while we're on standard, those levels of pay are customers, cold weather means is devised to makeit active duty, but a liberal retire- extremely liberal. Nothing is system chapped lips and dry skin. Stop January is"Do Your Share For makes for it." being changed in that sense.We're . effective as a manage- ment "more system up discomfort before it starts by Cleaner Air" Month at the Navy the future to , ment tool," doesn't this compro- I believe this approach, is no looking selecting from an ample supply Service Exchange Station. \ system and to the people who will bescrvinJt' whole mise the career longer applicable.In \ of moisturizing creams, hand Special low prices on oil changes, somethingother element in military Service in lotions and lip pomades. You'llfind air and oil filter changes and and make the plan most every other than a retirement system? of our society, the concepts of the future A fundamental them in the drug and toiletry tune-ups will be featured. You 1\ section of your Exchange. can breathe easier knowing thatyour ANSWER: I certainly don't pay at the time service is being premise of the new plan is that that it compromises the rendered and competitivelevel future members will be doing think a The mid-term school recess car will run well, and the air provides an excellent opportunity you breathe will be cleaner. compensation system in any of pay while service is being their service at levels of competitive way. I think what is very im- rendered are fundamental.The pay that their prede portant to remember is that the military compensation system cessors never enjoyed. In and of retirement system is simply one should be guided by these itself, that's a great plus. ... element of the total compensation same concepts.An There is one last thing we system. And it's very im- have to 'remember. There are portant to look at the compensation -' important factor, with respect two sides to this equation. Oneis i : ,' system as an integrated to the retirement system, the Service member. He deserves - $5 and interlocking whole, and nota is that in human nature there is to be and should be 1.M series of separate parts, each an automatic: feeling, "I don't treated fairly and equitably. But the other is the United States taxpayer, and we're all taxpayers too. We have a right, as will get you DUNLOP Service members, to fair and POLY SPORT equitable treatment. The tax- .I payers have a right to pay : "78"c fairly, for the services: being rendered to them. $250ifYO 4 Ply Polyester r' 'j f = Wide Fashion Whitewalls Q.: What if an enlisted man ' separates at age 30, if he has 10 ". ,'1'r; tin years of active duty service, and 4 0' FIT he elects not to draw. an annuity it.itg for taIJH until age 60, or the deferred annuity in Far tin -what happens to this an- AND nuity if he 'dies in this interim OLD TIRE OFF YOUR CAR period T FREE :A.: There would be a pay- ' : Mounting| merit, hise on the lump-sum The !N 1"ANTCREDIT cash, formula; that would be ANY SIZE,LISTED. payable to the wife.. In other words It's not a total loss. Theay.ment then U made 'to theman's' V.W. A 78.13 widowor estate.1' . . MCIubut Special B & 14 5'60-1'5 BW.: C' 18.13 & 1'4 E 18.14 ,lIS $1495 s ' P a little away in the FIT F" 78.1&1 Christmas Club each Whitewalls-add G 18.14 & 15 . +, week. Come next 2 H 18.14 4' 1 November you'll have BATTERIES: 4 plenty of merry money. 24 Mo.Guarantee Whatever S your fire needs; r T V WESTSIDE 1495up We've got 'emf lea'a plus luknc .PJad tieiAIUNGTON 4328 BLANDING BLVD. AT HARLOWJACKSONVILLE.FLORIOA r SOUTHSIOI 32210 IIOSArliirtMlU. ',8J42U.I .II,<.W, NORMANDY OIANGS PAIi ,V ,. -4L 723.3320 nJ.4M6 ntXSP 264.3521 747 Hwy. IT Mem'r FDIC PHONE 711.6161 .- - N in ifJ \, -- 1111II.-\\1.. .h., ., \\ "I t .. "J.III ").1.1IV DECEMBER 21, 1972 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER PAGE 9 NAPE &P Picks Officers ,:';:, < ; i1; ,. :'\ -1i. .rI# Jax-National Association of Works, Mayport; Edward Sickr, 'i Planner Estimators and Public Works, Cecil Field; ' . 0* Estimators and Progressmen Harold Esposito, Henry \ " (N.A.P.E.&P), Local 14, held the Bradkowskl and Herbert Wright ,! I :(, DRUG t final meeting for this year Dec. all from NARF. ; ,!' }. <; The newly elected officers were ' 14.After t '. ; ABUSE : the business meeting, the given the oath of office by Andrew I I( ,.... : \ '" .. ,' following officers were electedfor Carlson, past board ,: a two-year term: member. ?,!. ;, Homer Eldridge, president, President Eldridge expressedhis ';:':, IS MARIJUANA HARMLESS?-"I NARF; Wallace Arnold, vice- appreciation to John Und- 'M1 testified to the committee to theo president, NARF; Joseph berg, NARF the outgoing effect that marijuana was harm Cisiraano, treasurer, NARF; secreatry, for the work he had o' less leost Stuart Bradshaw secretary done for the Association. at '. or relatively so. I NARF.An NAP &P, Local 14, represents have changed -na my mind. After five T.. : /years of extensive clinical experience : executive board was elected employees of the Production I hove concluded that the from the following areas: Facilities trades at NAS Jax, continued use of marijuana leads Herman Vick, SUPSHIPS, Cecil Field and Mayport Naval Mayport; Tom Hill, Public Station. j to.muddled thinking and a loss of J, memory. I now also believe that .................................. ................. ... the effects of marijuana ore cumulative : :: : :: ::::::::::::::::: :::;:;:;;:;:::::::;::;;::::;::;:;:-:;::->>>>>>>>>> and that after prolonged use, chronic changes occur which; ;= I are similar to those seen .in organic JOINT-SERVICE PROJECT.Ma|. F.D. Green, USA, speaks the r Merit PromotionsJaxThe brain disease-Islands of Personal Management Training Course on ways that all the armed services can help in the movement of personal property. The course ." . lucidity Intermixed with of 1 areas was oriented toward civilian and military personnel being assigned in . loss of function." Prof. Harvey First Cut Date Jan. 4, 1973 I ; the personal property field for the first time or persons already following positions Powelson, Chief of the Deportmentof have been advertised under the Employees are urged to look : performing the function who need a broader knowledge of the field. Psychiatry, University of California Jax Merit Promotion Program for the Merit Promotion Announcements ll at Berkeley. since our last issue: on the official : bulletin boards In their work Planner &: Estimator. . Electrician ((118.72)), Open areas at least once a week. New Gvt. Scale Continuously, First Cut Date: They are also encouraged to Employee Pay Dec.20 contact the Employment Office, Wood Craftsman, WG-10 (119- Ext. 3448, or the Rating Branch. .' 72)); Open Continuously First Cut Ext. 2320, Civilian Personnel Jax-Following Is the new Government Employee pay scale which will become effective Jan. to inquire about Date: Jan. 4, 1973 Department 7, 1973.New salary raises will be used on normal payroll for biweekly period Sewing Machine Operator, WG3 positions in which they are in. ((120-72)( ); Open Continuously, terested. I GRADE PER ANNUM RATES AND STEPS 1 2 3 4 5. 6 7.8. 9 10 @ GS-l 4798 4958 5118 5278 5433 5598 5758 5918 6078 6238 rlUa@ 111 l GS-2 5432 5613 5794 5975 6156 6337 6518 6699 6880 7001 GS-3 6128 6332 6536 6740 6944 7148 7352 7556 7760 7964 GS-4 68S2 7111 7340 7569 7798 8027 8256 8485' 8714 8943 d'' GS-S 7694 7951 8208 8455 8722 8979 9236 9493 9750 10007 WILL DOUBLE' YOUR : GS-6 8572 8t58! 9144 9430 9716 10002 10288 10574 10860 11146 . GS-7 9520 9837 10154 10471 10788 11105 11422 11739 12056 12373 ENJOYMENT OF AMERICA'S GS-S 10528 10879 11230 11581 11932 12283 12634 12985 13336 13687 GS-9 11614 12001 12388 12775 13162 12549 13936 14323 14710 15097 FAVORITE PIZZA WITH GS-I0 12715 13201 13627 14053 14479 14005 15331 15757 16183 16009 THIS 2 FOR 1 OFFER. GS-U 13996 14462 14928 15394 15880 16326 16792 17258 17724 18100 GS-12 16682 17238 17794 18350 18906 19462 20018 20574 21130 21686GS , -13 19700 20357 21014 21671 22328 22985 23642 24299 24956 25613 GS-14 23088 23858 24628 25398 26168 26938 27708; 28478 28248 30018 aggggggStSSigg GS-15 26898 27795 28692 29589 30486 31383 32280 33177 34074' 34971 a.e . W o GS-16 31203 32243 33283 34323 35363 36403 37443 38483 39523 GS-17 36103 37306 38509 39712 40915 GS-18 41734 MING THIS COUPON AND RECEIVE J; ONE PIZZA FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE OF EQUAL ,. VALUE. ONE COUPON PER VISIT PLEASf, VALID THRU 12-30-72 HOLIDAY speCIAL NAME . . . . . ADDRESS . . . .i.<> . 8 POUNDS G T LOAD OF CLOTHING /I Pizzin' DRY CLEANED FOR .' P ggggsaygsvv " $2.00 . "., '; NEW .. GOOD FOR MONTH OF DEC. Plzza inn. MENU : i SAN JUAN LAUNDRY ." 4.41 '- 4Y..1 YEAR .... MOZZARELLA CHEN .K t.n 2.OS 2.11 5154 San Juan AVI. 7AMto 4 PM,Mon..Sat.-, ONION ........... .. ., Lao 1..15 1.11 ass Ron Willis,Own,r OMEN 0l1V1 ..... ...',... l.ao 1..75 a.ss :I.as BLACK OUVKOBCRN ................. 1.20 1.75 2.as S.I'S _1- _* I SSMmSSSlKm SHft pH WV PH I PEPPER ... ,..... 5.71 a.ss I.as , 1* MUSHROOM .............. ... I.M 5,63 2.15 1.75 , PEPPERoNI............. .. .. .1.10 US 2.1' 1.75 BEEP .................. .. 1.10 1..15 2..5 :t.7S SAUSAGE ............... UO US 215 I.n CANADIAN BACON ..... 1.30 lIS 2.15 1.71 CI HOT JALAPENO .. .. 1.20 1,75 2.51 1.15 , NEWEST CONCEPT ANCHOVY ........ UO lIS 2.15 1.75 V* CHEESE. V4 SAUSAGE .1.20 2.76. 2.1S 3.23 J IN APARTMENT LIVING Vi CHEESE. V* BEEF ..... .1.20 us a.s ".25 , PIZZA INN SPECIAL .. 10 I.n' 1.35 4.50 \. J. f h 12 BEDROOM I AND2 BATHS BEEF CHOPPED: i ONIONS .. .... .2 OS 1.10 4 os \ Spacious wide windows, PEPPERONI MUGHROOM U 2.OS 3 10 4.05 rooms ..1 . central heat & air cond. Private PEPPERONI GREEN PEPPER A ..... .4. 2.051.10 ".OS SPRING' patios, sundecks, swimming pool SAUSAGE A MUSHROOM .. ..... A.OS UO 4.OS 1 DEER and party room. Ench Added In4..A.Nq .......' ..11 .N .25 )0 ESTATES 24-9102 Offer Good at the Following Locations: ' ..AT 1800 KINGSLEY AYE.KEYSTONE 4420 Blanding Blvd. '772-KMO :1111 Blvd.' 70-4f 11 . HEIGHTS Cesery DIRECTIONS. .Between Blanding MOBILE HOMESITES Blvd. & Orange Park. Minute 5222 Lenox. Avenue 711.242, . away via new 1295. '' CLYDE W..SIMPSON A CO. . REALTOR 3S4-caal. --ta: MSELEf35tIM ..,. rm LAN* e?. 'f'HI'et.M<< 1 '. .......-. -,. .. -.... .... . h*...*<.'. .. <. . A -- -- - I' ,'If , I' DECEMBER 21, 1972 PAGE 10 JAX AIR NEWS.LATWINGER The Busiest Day Of The Year: I when the'" directs; of depends the year the ensuing year New n.'s family for can and For a holiday Rome are deserted visitor to step may be the busiest day of the on the threshold first after midnight pedestrians, though a few years the year with all the goings-on$ across ago hospitals treated at least aimed at assuring good fortunefor slower cltltens. Invariably he's a man, for a 1,000 of the city's - the next 12 months. . dark-haired man or a blond carrying Never during the year do of coal as antidoteto On the other hand, housecleaning - lump more people become more Involved a fortune. on New Year's Day, hair is good his fair in trying$ to find what'sin reck- even sweeping the floor. may store for them, and in tryingto Historically, women are threaten family fortunes for the tip the scales of fate in their oned as anything but lucky.A year in homes of some supernti- Is supposed to lass favor, the National Geographic bonnie witha tious Scots. him at the door Society says welcome In Japan houses are not only but it's considered - kiss Often they live it up on NewYear' good luck furiously cleaned, but the Japanese without knowing theyare the height of Highland: try to pay all debts and her with practicing some serious an hilarity to replace make peace in family feuds for PROUDLY ON DISPLAY-Hawly promoted Master Sergttnt dent rites, dim in origin and some cooperative old crone. 'the New Year. This 'most ritualistic - George T. Perry, Recruiter for MARTD, displays the promotion dark in supetstition. For in. Englishmen armed with sticks and important holiday of warrant presented by Lt. Col. Carl F. Bergstrom (Right) Detachment may give their apple trees a stance: the is soothingly nut- Commander.Also shown are MSgt. Perry's wife, Trances Evelyn,and hog sound thrashing on New Year's year _ Hungarians hope to hug a rounded with year-forgetting daughter, Martonna. for luck on New Year's Eve,and Eve and sometimes even with blast parties and year-welcoming' parties a' restaurant obliginglyturns away at the branches a with many all well supplied food into loose a pig amid the festive shotgun to intimidate it and drink., diners. producing a good crop. cakes In From rice Japan to Italians, particularly in Rome, Germans like to shake hands central pork in Europe, "lucky"food r midnight stroke of with chimney sweeps, who turn wait for the is consumed in choking I J out in force New Year's Eve and then bombard the streets sweetened whippedcream quantity: V and find their palms well, with a year's accumulation of in Switzerland, ham in kettles, crossed with lucky tips. Junk-tons of broken ''i e! ((0q discarded kitchen sinks, and Sweden, unleavened bread in o Hogmanay High Jinks once even a piano-with the Scotland.One . gobbled with each idea that the more trash grape 0 Scots celebrating Hogmanay strike of the clocktower bellringing the windows, : dumped out of the -nobody remembers why they in the New Year keeps .. ,. ) that-In- luckier the coming year. call New Year's Eve Making an ImpressionThis Spaniards imbued with good vented the custom of first foot- fortune. Eating. carrots and ing: Whatever luck befalls a may be the only time of white cabbage means future gold or silver for hopeful Ger Holiday Schedule mans.In the United States, south erners may eat turnip greens on r I New Year's Day to assure a bounty of greenbacks. Hoppin' Special ServicesJax John-black-eyed peas and hog Jowls-Is a tasty luck potion- Following is the Special INDOOR POOL: Dec. 24, Noonto stew in Charleston South Carolina Services Holiday Schedule for' 4 p.m.; Dec. 25, Closed; Dec. , various activities: 31,Noon to 4 p.m.,Jan. 1, Closed. Lucky Herring BOWLING CENTER Dec. 24 NAS LIBRARY, BLDG. 930: : Herring is luckiest of all fish, 1 a.m. to'4 Dec. 25 Closed Dec. 24, Closed, Dec. 25, Closed; p.m.; ; in especially But girl Big Chief Say: Dec..31, Closed; Jan. 1, Closed.- Europe. a p D. 31, 1 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Jan. 1, has to be careful: if she sees a Closed. ,T NAS MOVIES: Dec. 24, 7:30 man in a mirror while munching WE GOT GEAR ISSUE, BLDG. 704: p.rn..Dec.; 25, 7:30: p.m.; Dec. 31, a fish on New Year's Eve she ( u Dec.24., Closed; Dec.25, Closed; 7:30 p.m.; Jan. 1, 7:30: p.m. will inescapably become his Dec. 31, Closed; Jan. 1, Closed. MARINA: Dec. 24, 8 a.m. to 4 bride during the for better year BIGGEST GOLF COURSE: Dec. 24, 8:30: p.m.; Dec. 25, Closed, Dec. 31, 8 or worse. 44 a.m. to Sunset; Dec. 25, Closed; a.m. to 4 p.m.; Jan. 1, Closed. Dec. 31 8:30 to Sunset Jan. STABLES Dec. 24 At the stroke of midnight, : a.m. ; : 8 a.m. to 4 0 and CHROME 1, 8:30: a.m. to Sunset. p.m.; Dec. 25, Closed; Dec. 31, 8 raising a hullabaloo-tootint; HOBBY SHOP: Dec. 24, 9 a.m. a.m. to 4 p.m.; Jan. 1, Closed. horns, blowing whistles, firing: : to 4 p.m.; Dec. 25, Closed; Dec. TICKET SALES, BLDG. 704: guns: ringing! bells, and general 1 WHEEL DEAL s' 31, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Jan. 1, Dec. 24, Closed; Dec. 25, Closed; shrieking and yelling-is a longtime : - Closed. Dec. 31, Closed; Jan. 1, Closed. method of driving evil 0 UH hlr 4 earshot.spirits away, or at least out of : 4 CHROME wi . : : Kissing at midnight report REVERSED? ; l edly carries less of a guaranteeof I j&. ...:...,'. I,..," luck than of an increase in ; .'\ 'l I colds during early January. wiithtb lo" { k AVAtLAIll AT 95'f ' f fBCfORTIONATEtOW r : : 'i., The Ideal living I If for nothing else, the morning 44 fKICES ,t location after traditionally is a good , Wt 44 C for Servicemen I time to look out the window for and theirfamilies I omens of the coming year. ' ET-RSPECiAL II 9995 ComRatsPrice , WHEELS : 44 1.4.a se"elt.I.tls I ; ..,. . ?'' '' . 'N' . ''' 'wvNrvr! : : "N'iI'iN'' ;''':titivw tiw N SLR r r++ : LOCATED JUSTONE.FOURTHMILE FROM NAS JAX MAIN GATE : ; Chang'eX ,:. IV .1 44 ET.3 .:.' : ; Efficiency 1, 2 and 3 Bedrooms V SET I Jax Starting Jan. 1, the WIQTHST010"IER : 2 Pcols Nr following meal prices will be in 44 129 \ I effect at the Enlisted Dining Hall Recreation Room for ' SET personnel receiving Com- w'I I muted Rations : I Laundromats Breakfast: 30 cents I Appliances 8JiJ N ,Lunch: 70 cents I I Dinner: 65 cents , n.t Night Meal: 70 cents, ', - I ,Brunch before 9:30: ajn.: 30 cents p : I Brunch after 9:30: a.m.; 70. cents 1 6017. ROOSEVELT BLVD PHONE 389.3486 (Near Roosevelt Mall, and Jax NAS) Night 1 I' Jan. 3 will be Family. A 4 k A A the. Enlisted Dining Hall, 4 featuring a Chinese Men ., . / ....... f r Mry rJ.-...... .'........ .1........a.W Y.......__.. ... _.. . '*'- +wlt..4'tJ''' '.'''''...'''''..'.'.'''"'.' ''''.'.............. .,.... .. 1 4. ,-.n.,,,u .,a , -- ....-. -.... ".-,._..... l DECEMBER 21, 1972 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER PAGE 11 ............... .', c-- rr .d. ... ''' ,' '' ' -u . '7' j..JI... q Without Advertising You Wb ldn'f Know 'L! : ."1 , .. ., P t_ _ _fr..r f f . .i : J.O Hope this. ,holiday measures up to,fun.to . Ii oP ':':,:.: J, all our fine Navy friends O'tiE: ; : : : the folks at'and Southside good patrons Toyota, ' extend a joy.f lled, Yule __ L ii: __._ to yond NAVY ACHIEVEMENT ME DAL-Data Processing Technician .' 'i'A\\yourfmily. _ First Class David.E. Schaff is awarded the Navy Achievement Medal .. : by Capt. E.R. Sourbeer,Jr., FICEUR CO,for creating an automated & ..::t: wn 1 Intelligence file which became "the nucleus of the intelligence daa >fI..:':: < $ base for the Sixth Fleet and materially enhanced the Intelligence. tthI : capability of the operational I forces".. Marines Select Two New LeadersJax t ,. r.t The Marine Corps will have a new Director r'r'Y.Y. .' WomenMarinesanda new Sergeant Major of the Marine ., ,: ' Corps early next year. ,' ,'I". , Colonel Margaret A. Brewer The new Sergeant Major of'the ,'- ;, has been selected to become the Marines Corps will be Sgt. MaJ. '. seventh Director of Women Clinton A. Puckett. ' Marines, replacing Colonel SOUTHSIDE TOYOTA Jeanette' I.Sustad who will retire He will assume! the post on Feb. . Feb. 1,1973.Colonel 1,1973upon the retirement of Sgt., 4373 Philips Highway Phone 7373822 Sustad has held that MaJ. Joseph W. Dailey who has post tine'Jan.'31,1969. held that post since August 1969. \ .. ,. . "" - t r b : BBf'tFIGoodrich d I : : 'i.. : rlI nmmm: CHR1STMAI - SPECIAL MILITARY \ SOLID STATE DISCOUNT SRICES! 3"(CD/AG./ BLACK T\ / SIZE REPLACES F.E.T. REG. SALE MEAS.),.&WHITE | VAn i, Y a J65R13 $1.89 $39.00 $35.10 f 4 7.00.13 2.44 43.00 $38.70 PLUS ( ; 16SR14 2.04 42.00' $37.80 7.35-14 2.61.. 44.00 $39.60 ' AM/FM Radio 7.75-14 2.82. 47.00 $42.30 8.25-14 3.011 52.00 $46.80 ' 8.55-14 3.31.. 57.00 $51.30 PLUS,, 15SR15 2.01 42.00 ;$37.80 ., }. SILVERTOWN = 16SR15 2.05 46.00 $41.40 ;r' I illuminated t \ 7.,75-15 2.95, o.oo $45.00 LIFESA'VER' .8.25-)5) 3.07 55.00 $49.50 ', .. digital I clock I RADIAL 8.55.15 '3.36 61.00 $54.90 .r ; .5.8.5..1.5 3.52 '64.00 $57.60 9 115 3.64 69.00: $62.1'0 REGULAR RETAIL'219.95NOW r \. .. SEE YOUR AUTO HOBBY SHOP ' . designed Ali-in for your-orie desktop unit AT NAS JAX (Bldg. 897898)OR ) I r{ countercr night{land. JAT Complete with earphone jack,3 hr 11995 RECREATION OFFICE (Bldg. 4)) timer, and automatic shut-tif.. * 4 NAS CECIL FIELD y . R'-------tleti--- MCdarss -c- t cartt -rEhCBrr--lear acgiwpdrrt-...rf. ' l __WWW&W a aMi******> M-- WAYS TO CHARGE [ REVOLVING CHARGE ) [ AMERICAN EXPRESS j [[MASTER CHARGE j ( BANKAMERICABP:] ' .i 3719 BLANDING BOULEVARD \ B.E6oodrich (ACROSS FROM CEDAR HILLS SHOPPING CENTER) Ii PHONES 771-3588 772-7600 *. :: : ,,1.. .. Mon. thru:,Fri. 830; am-6:30: pm Saturday 8:30: am-5:00: pm .. f ' rl Ali MlIINTMdM IMMu.. rMnn /Y'u n n rn.Y 1FMINIY p+ ' M 'jI I PAGE 12DIfr.1""U JAX AIR NEWS.LATWINGERI '(!,\- __._ .., __ 1ft I Free r-t J ;;' 'I " t I Christmas I: j I ) I : I I Movie V tA Jax There will be a !1Li I.. FREE Christmas G i 11 K special d A movie program at the NAS Ir1 { k f S is ; Theater at 2 p.m. Satur- ; r'' t f\\- day.The movies to be shown 1 +'y.I h tF / . , Otis are "Cricket on'the 100 YEARS OF FEDERAL SERVICE-C.pt. Paul Kaufman, Hearth" and "Rudolph the Director.CO, NAVREGMEDCEN, looks on as Wilson Reynolds (30 y Red Nosed Reindeer"Admission years),Andrew Davis ((39 years Theodore Hawkins ((20 years) and John Kaffcrlin((2:0: years)celebrate their combined total of 100 years of is FREE, -...Y.-_-.. .-_...- Federal_*rvic__,*. repeat, FREE. .r 11 SECOND PURPLE )HEART-SSgt. James Paw, MARTD, receives the certificate: for his second Purple from Lt.Col.Carl F. Bergstrem,Jr.,Detachment Y CHAMPUS Can ", With Medical Bills } : *" : Wi; " Bills, bills, bills. They keep pitals and other piling up day,to day, month to just go ahead and month for the military family their own. just like any other family these What they I h 0 days. When ft comes to medical CHAMPUS officials bills, though, military familiesdo complete a claim : i get a break. CHAMPUS- ward the bills to the I the Civilian Health and MedicalProgram for the state in of the Uniformed was received. Services-will help pay a portion The best to way of of these bills. , many right agent and to i Many military families, how forms, they add, is ever, are not aware of how to the nearest military make use of GRAMPUS bene and ask for the fits when they need them, according visor or Health to CHAMPUS officials.So selor. If there is no when they receive bills from stallation local civilian physicians, civilian hos be able, to help.We're . NOW PARK'j 388.5412'Phone 6y GAS NG a A '. .. y 123 APARTMENTS* 4BEDROOM v " .. . i ' $ Saint " 8151 Alderman Road, ,' .,:,,''4 A .S ". in wishing you 2 BATHS POOLS BALCONIES PATIOS ::" family the merriest Chr; DISHWASHER GARBAGE DISPOSALS ,, : '- \, ever- rich in the ' COLOR COORDINATED CARPET & DRAPES a of prosperity and good 111 2 STORY RECREATION BUILDING / PLENTY OF CLOSET SPACE COMPLETELY SOUND PROOF1MJESFEWA Our heartfelt than ', your loyalty, good continued patronage. t "' hoping your holiday all come true if DOWN a =V1 'n X r' +.f'i' > 1Y /+M XI I,q s I help, stop fn and see A low cost personal can provide the extra 4b I b t. you, need to finish F shopping. We want ! tr, : to be merry for you it *e everyone on,your gift, , t C7G ; " & rl , c ;n i j.! : Appliances : ' [1 Member PHONE FOIL 2M-75S1 U.S. PARK HIGHWAY 17 ORANGE , -,..1"1 ,/ _.......::: ...... ::--_ '--- :.::: 'I .' ," .... 'trliII -. .. -.... ...... " DECEMBER 211972 JAX AIR NEWS.LATWIN ;ER PAGE 13 .. .. .-..' I Retiring boon ? r rJax ..-I ..jI'. '. ,,.\:,,.'" r...:,;' ''ft'Mi";,.'' ..f. ,,. ,,"" ... ' ;;i.. Planning for retirementsoon coverage under the Servicemen's /: ? If so, there are several Group Life Insurance (SGU) We Like Our Readers :: important things.to consider. plan. Long before that time, however,consideration should be One of these is the new Widow's given to the type of insurance Equity program. Under this plan that will offer protection program, every military retireecan during the retirement leave his surviving depen. years. Please Drive Carefully ; dents 55 percent of his retired pay Among others, the Veterans at minimal cost. Administration (VA)can provide Another point to consider is full available.information on policies that a sailor leaving active duty receives 120 days of freed Social Security coverage is yet .......-.... ......_...... another item worth checking, before retirement: During active duty years, a Navyman contributes at Jo a Social) Security; .M program.The amount I< benefits he and-or his family may receive will be affected by many things. For full details, consult your nearest Social Security Office. BEST WISHES FOR : .... Perhaps you're considering W- I employment after retiring from, active Defense's duty.Referral The Department program of; (::fkhLoIa4 offers the services of a com " 1r puterized skills bank. :- . This system is programmed to r < carolers sang, candies gleam match the skill of a military manor woman with job openings as children laugh. It's Merry reported by industry In the various parts of the United >" Christmas time..time to greet ; States.A man may register in the i Referral program up to six s : t our friends with every May months before retiring. ; ,, good wish fora happy holidChristmastide . songsof If not immediately matched ' : :- > May |oy with a job opening, his application : your ..nrlchyour will remain in the be filled with many toys I5f.. computer for six months after Much thanks! retirement. Above all,visit your Personnel ( \r. blessings of love and peace.F . OM6 .U..SN..G C"MTa.SHIW'Y1701t : 1 Office before retirement and KINGSLEYAVE make sure all your personalrecords : ORAk'GE PARK Ph 264-6942 in order. _ are 1 / - , : Drug Help f kdta Dial 2900 r -- ------------+ cl-- C9AtI I. N .j ? _ I I .,; .:Mt ,. .' ';* ::;;%1.Jt: ' I II III ,AX 4f ( FEDERAL ;' '171 : : \- . , IMenry.V1tJIClristrnas II ; Vera.R1"OOSEVELTMALL1 !. . NASJAX MAS CECIL' !' I Shopping Center Bldg.39 S-ldg.26 I I r .. . . ;l' I < ,. 'j; '." .I. ,''.,.. 'i' , .. 1 t 1" '",'I .i i' 'it; ._ ____ . I Santa's on his way I Ito " you with r KSMEMBER... list of a merry I .-.c".to..,. "_ u V-I !11" wishes and -- thanks for We are accepting applications for nomination to the: I your foyal support. BOARD OF DIRECTORS and CREDIT COMMITTEESee ttffl PIITFF TIRE 011] ViUJjl COMPANY the Branch Manager at any "OPEN DAILY 86 SATURDAY 8-2 CREDIT UNION OFFICE. . *444 NORMANDY BlVD Tli: 0 WLVO I Deadline for application is JANUARY 15lh!I. : isNitAiAEIttCAAO 2809MA. 7". ; : : .,.' ,. .\/. -.... ,- ' i -- r . ' =-III"J-"c: : J oH' 1/- i Ir .. ..,.. ,., "",.,. .,., ......' -- , DECEMBER 21 1972 PAGE 14 '. ', -, AJAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER ....- I Ye: OWe Driver's 'P7ddga- V TETi k" +7 I - - v I. The good rivr kep'eth feet antr L VIII. Thoth Wf soul be tired, his car In ute 06R..n.II. V. He f a.seth tntmeetfenc the good driver remenv and grade crossings with bereth that courtesy is He driveth wtljr when rare. the first law of self-pres. saber, *Rd seer, to great ervation. weartnt ,\ VI. He obeyeth the law .( the, I IHI. land knowing obedience: . 1X1 When ,he, iroeth on foot, His mind doth not wader may Increase his years. the good driver remem- for safe driving bereth the Golden Rule. keepeth a man busy. VII. For the hazards of driving IV. He keepeth always to the : In the night, he mak. speed which givtth per eth allowance.!' X. DRIVETH SAFELYl ' . 1 AI 'Nw M* ., THANK YOU,SPONSORs-Mrs.Maria Bennett(Center),presidentof the Jax M Wives Club,presents Christmas gifts from n.er!dub to Jax r Vs sponsors Mrs. Marian Vaught (Left) and Mrs. HelM Sizemore / * a (Right). Merry Christmas to all our fine Goals Is Human I ... the " folks Navy friends, from . at all 6 M&H Stores or )i . WE STILL ARE THE PLACE WITH THE .,, GREATESTTIRE BARGAINS IN FLORIDA 1 f +, Plenty of Bikes In All Speeds and Sizes -. ,.,r11ti Arthur Fulmer .. "' \ I ' ... Tape Decks 0 t' tus avn+ort ,.fI I . il11 MA-NT Y'1} f . 7:64.5541: . Roosevelt Blvd.f '. . r f 386-6567: 4' ii i 1 .- TREATING EACH OTHER AS EQUALS t i tI -- 1 .T St Y. ' \....',$ :.1,1./,:> . ".',"",'. :..tlya ;, :', tci! . p ,,MSr # vr' ..a a i"" A? + i I y , ,' r., Christmas has arrived! . -f A time for ail -wrapped' '' but also the goodies, yes, .;; ? P 4 time to count our each and '. >f'' . I !", I'(. .' ',, . Rz'y 4 ,, :," every blessing and to thanks to valued z say. our We Join Santa In taking' this opportunityto ,'1 4 L t ; customers. We greatly wish all of our customers and/riends a Merry, Merry Christmas. May your holiday b. rich appreciate your generous with the joy and blessings' of happy family unity rand warmfrlendhlps.,been our pleasure to serve you.ZISTO.. Viz. I consideration. - ,.. NOmMANmY / ,' $on/. \ : :EL ZaIItI30Mx 6545 NORMANDY BLVD. PHONE 786-3770' : EVILDLfS: : : . .. . Member FDIC y n' 'r 4131 21, 1972 .. _jAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER PAGE 15IHOLT ..-_ ; ; ; .: : .';' _...--......_.- -- r- I - PUBUS itIiG COMPANY { iwblsier. } ciAsslFiEaDuEaTsIyG$ !( ., JAXAIRNEWS. I i "'- .. Movie Schedule HAS Jacksonville :I. CALL: 388-2755 LATWINGER AdS Tuesday shOUld fr,r be Pw-blfUtion milled to the arrive not later than ".':." .1 :. '. ".' _.;' .':;.l''. ." ., '.;..::.:I.'I.: .' }fi r Ads following Thvrsday NAS Cecil FieldADVERTISINGOFFICE I PUbls!"rIving' the too I.te 'or thIs cS' line wllt'tIt "Tbundl,Dee.Z1 Starring Glenn Campbell and Ir I puhlisher Is Instructed following WH'k Unltn the NAS: "HATARI" Adventure Kim Darby. "G" <95 min.) money otherwise A check fW Drama, Starring John Wayne I the full cost of the .d HOSPITAL: "ULZANA'SRAID" WITHor must be 4747 San JuanAvenue received the copy for the .d. and Red Buttons "G" (158 min.) I HOSPITAL: "EVERY LIT- Sunday,Dec 21 RATE Jacksonville/ Florida minimum charge("|.int) M TLE i 'II. CROOK AND NANNY" .. Per additional. line' (4 word e NAS: "RETURN OFSABATA" ;pKr line , J4 ti Comedy, Starring Victor Mature Western, Starring Lee ___ '," --_...._.j.k..T' ____"-44n and Lynn Redgrave. "PG" (92 Van Oed and Reimer Schone. : = \ \\H\ '""' [ \; ; : ; [ : \ e:: min.) TG" (106 min.) NORMANDY ACRES Friday Dec 22 IIOSPITAL: 4 Miles 71 KAWASAKI MT1 CYCLE "NORWOOD"l west of Cecil Field Road 75CC Good Cond.,3 NAS: "ULZANA'S RAID" ' Spd. Auto. frontage, 2 to 20 Acre tracts Land Clutch* Monday Dec 25 the best I Is t50. Call 7251291. Western, Starring Burt LanNAS I' Investment for the : "CITY BMEAIH THE Other future caster and Bruce Davison. "R" I tracts WANTED available over t' SEA" Adventure Drama SALESMAN southwest 1969 VW , JacksonviiteWynne ((90 min.) l'f it Florlda Jewelers II W. Excellent l Condition Starring Anthony Quinn and Forsyth st., 3530625. 319.5514 Realty of Florida M820M HOSPITAL: "HATARI"Saturday Robert Ryan. "G" (93 min.) W4507IBR .Dec.23 HOSPITAL :"RETURN OF SERVICE COMPLETED? 64 COMET CONV. . ,IB PRETTY NAS "NORWOOD"Drama : SABATA" [Military trained medical Technicians Fenced yard,fruit treos very nice Needs painting,$250. , [needed.Career Service System but no 516,000.VANSAKDT.Realtor. Call 282.5753 ( required. Competitive salary 387.1213 exam vacation, sick leave Credit --.UJ_ _.-. iJCR 72 FIAT ;: ';;);::;$!::; : :::::::;:1-:::::: ::::;:::;:, [paid BRICK HOME 124 Stattonwagen . Union Group Medical and Life In. CHftA, carpet double garage, fenced Like New, Phone 2647906'MCHEV.IMPALA I SHERRY CHILDERS ::: yard, In c- lurance. Rural location, amid ex. Orange Park. 1539 Bay Clr. I E., 4.J2tY.: . cellent hunting, fishing and other .-. T' COCKTAIL HOUR 51:30 PM 2DR., H.T.283 cu. In.,radio,htr., A.T., recreational' facilities. Write or calf QUICK CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY P.S., EX. Cond.( $425. 786.0158.MOTORCYCLE) BUD I personnel Manager Box 221 Ralford, Also, Equities for tale on easy terms. FRETWELL Florida 320(3, Telephone 431-1212, Edward 0.Lyon, Broker 1I94341 ENTERTAINMENT NITELY '72 Moto Guzzl' ISO, Windshield, .. WE BUY A SELL EQUITIES ::: ::::: : :: ::: : : : ::: ,'.;',fP>tRl4 'h' .. Cowling Highway Pegs, Police Racks, :: ::: ::: ::: : ::: Call us for Quick service Saddlebags 8. Sissy Bar, Take over i Morrison I.Taylor,Inc. pmts. 3884084. SPECIAL RATES A per penon 454J Weiconnttt 00 "Ir Blvd. FOR SERVICEMEN doublfOCCupancy' AIRE LITE INDUSTRIES OF JAX 111.3052 737-fM 71 MAZDA SPORT COUPE Fabrication In rescreening, windowscreens Rotary Engine RX2, Wht. W-Blk. Int., Entertainment Nltely, Quarterdeck Lounge & Dint at Riser's Seafood screen doors, patio & pool GREENCOVESPRINOSResidential AC, Fully equip. $2700., Call Restaurant, 250 Beautiful Rooms with TV, Direct Dial, Phone, Olympic enclosures, aluminum roofs & carports ,Lots,Acreage 7721020. anytime Swimming, Pool', Free, Undercover Parking. free estimates. Owned ft Chas Moblty! Realtor 284.'36S operated by: Norman. T. Abrams, Lea Duncan,Associate 264-6461 USN retired Paul Tinney,256ft Edison J8R,21 HOUSE , Avi, 3S4-1242. Ch&A Carpeted, panelled LR, fenced back yard, carport Midway between MOTOR HOTEL A recorded message by Jax & Cecil,4000. equity, pmts. S137. '. SCOTT EDWARDSTells e'!IX. r ' you how to be a I per mo., 786-0858. 901 Main Street Phone 355-374.4 ,,,,..'. DISCJOCKEYcall Within walking distance to oil point of Interest. . 355 2944 any hour. Approved for .. llil"W viterins. Columbia School of Broadcasting. San Francisco. Not ; 1I. affiliate with C3S, Inc. Course by ' home study. ORANGE PARK 2 BR .Apts. Furn. or unfurn., Dishwasher i NEWRCAindZENITHSTEREO Drapes, Carpets. Elizabeth Consoles, some with AM-FM, tape Apts. 771-1405 or 7713355. . players, at dealers' cost to liquidatestock. I. [: . Full warranty' phone 7710409TYLER'S GIVE US A CALL FOR Quick Rental of your Property HEATING&AIR COND. Edward 0. Lyon, Broker 389-0361 Central &' Wall Furnaces, space 1150 LANE AVE., SO. PHONE 781-5511 heaters, cleaned ft repaired. Open gaily 8 to 8:30: -Saturday 8 to Sunday 1 to 6 PM Lakeshore 4711 Palmer 388.5161. WILMAR APARTMENTS Air Conditioned, 2 bedroom, LI vino 72 VW CAMPER 7,000 miles, Pop Top, Tent $3795 KIRBY VACUUM(CLEANER room Kltche, Brfst. nook, parking] ' 72 VW SUPER BEETLE Responsible party take up pmts. of$5 R&H,6,000miles $2095 space for 2 cars, water, sewage; a month. Call dealer. n2.8936.WArHED.ORIENTAL 72 VW SUPER BEETLE AT AC ? garbage, lawn service. Furnished"S120. Warranty $2595. Unfurnished.$100., 4 COINS plus per 71 VW SUPER BEETLE Auto R&H ' 711M96or write Asiatic Coins, f-. 0., cent sales tax. 367-2541 weekends, 389- '1 $2095 Box 30353. Jax. 32230. 0744. a x 71 VWSUPER BEETl.E A/vVFAA/ Low Milage $1995 RIVERSIDE DAY CARE CENTER TRAILER SPACE 70 VW SEDAN R&H, AC AT $1795 Nursery thru Kindergarten, week t days. 388.7689. 3 Acres 282.5753,fenced 1 70 VW SEDAN R&H $1695 COUCH A CHAIR _.\4 _,, 69 VW SEDAN R&H $1595 Wooden frame with 6 cushions i In ? ." ... COUch & 2 In chair. Just right for then TRAILER 5. 68 VW SEDAN R&H r $1395 & In me., 2BR,ext. LR, AC, & Ig. fenced- .. good cond. Call 772 9165 and make offer aft. 4 P.M. In yd., SI 10. per mo., 2* -6829. L .A 66 VW SEDAN R&H, New Paint $995 r. ., 71 VW FASTBACK R&H ", '" .w "H g""a t "'s''-C; $2195 DATING BY COMPUTER i : . For Fun,'friendship, "marriage.. For 6. .,Mh" .:.,: :. ;,. 69 VW FASTBACK R&H, AT, AC $1895 unmarried adults only. Send name, FIRE INSURANCE for your address P 0. & age In confidence to C.S.1, JUSTISS TRAILER PARK Christmas Tree is a U.L. labelon 71 VW SQUARE BACK Auto, R&H $2595 Box 6264 Jacksonville, Fla.32205. 1 Qtr. mile No.of NAS. Clean Modern that string of lights unless 69 VW, CAMPER Pop Top, R&H '; $2595 XMAS TREES trailers and Apts. 3893007. you're lucky enough to hate 71 KARMANN GHIA R&H I a ,.4 $2295 Cut or alive soc per foot. Mr. R. G. Sunken Gardens, Fla. model '" "'/ waves, 10033 Kings Rd. Jax 32219 Call I| FOR SALE2MOBILE HOMES Carroll around to smother 69 KARMA'NGHIA, R&H, AT :. $1695 1T" Cathy -B85, Dlnsmore. Live In one,rent other. App. $200. mo. . Dead Lake. 7860712. 7714040. your fire. 70.VW FASTBACK ATR&H $J is'$ Wilford's LIVE CRABS Fish Camp 70 VW BUS Deluxe R&H "ltr ,, $2495, 264.9707OFFICER'S 12x6O. 2BR 71,W-W NEW carpet YORKER CH&A, W-D LOOKINGFORA 71 VW DELUXE BUSAC"R&H ', :4;' ;;: .. $2795 ,, . . Size UNIFORMS Compl. Furn., plus 10'x7' UNI. shed. 71 VW BASIC CAMPER R&H $3095 42. Blues & Whites, All ..c.cessorles. Call 771-6795 Very good condition., Must Extra Sharp - jMil Make * offer 396-5320. '72KINGSWOOD 12x65 2BR W-W Carpet CH W.O NEW 67,CHEVY CAPRICE R&H $1095 KENMORE ELEC. DRYER Mil 772-9439 (one 8,000 BTU AC). 67 VW SEDAN R&H $1095 Brand new$100. CAREER? 771-6757 '70 SABRE12x60 Nice Selection of other Model VW's'w. 2BR, 1 bath, W-W Shag 2AC If you qualify o St RlWANTED Units Exc. Cond., Assume pmts. of and are willing to work hlr. LOUis Will S106M Must sell, getting out of Navy. It Is possibleto eave expenses & help' d Ives| Want to Call work 772.3156 or 771.9636. earn in excess of on the 28th. Contact HM Tom $20,000 per year ' urner, Bka. P40. 2004 or call 7723948., en ea. .eoroo.a ca ma ''x. atl4Qea within 3.5 years. gave them the VW 16.point Safety and Performance Inspection. Then we tuned up, tightened,and replaced everything that needed It. DISHWASHER Management training program, And guaranteed them 100 percent for the repair or replacement of all RCA Whirlpool,$60. starting salary negotiable. Call major/ mechanical parts for 30 days or 1000 miles. Come on In and 264.5953MIDDLEBUAREA BETTER CARS FOR LESS MONEY Lieutenant Alton L.Vaughn,'U..S.NavyRetired double check. Used VW's, compacts, other foreign ( ), Sales Manager *ENGINETRANSMISSIONREARAXLEFRONTAXLE makes. Astro Motors 6566 NormandyBlvd. with Metropolitan Life Insurance ASSEMBLIES BRAKE SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEMECEMBER 781.4978. Company at telephone number -. 356.2621 If Interested. . '70 MUSTANG MACH I ere MObil. Hom. tr.cta In Sunny. AC 4 Spd. Dark green Exc. Cond., de rarms.: CIII 264.2OU. :Call LIst-A-Car, 724-0655. .....t ... .. .......,.,.........................................+..... ....is...,.; ............... .................." -,,"", ..,,,....".................__ _...... ...........a..' f7"" .., " "'I' '' > ''\.;' .. I ': 'W'af n I\\'iI i'ih .< "' ' 'r-: : + eM'B"E"R' PAGE 16 JAX AIR N''e'R 21, 1912VP5F I Sends Greetimgs. To Woodpeckers - ; + Jax-If you think that this past weekend's cold snap I 1 + was something to shiver about, consider the delights of wintering-over in Keflavik, Iceland. . I \ The Dragons of VP-50 know what it's all about. \\1r Nd I''' Alternating rain and mountains of snow maRe life / $ miserable when they are accompanied by bitter cold and hurricane force winds. ;f The Dragons take Perverse joy in welcoming home the t+ry t Pu Woodpeckers of sister squadron VP-49. With long memories of their own winters in "Kef", VP-56ers are sympathetic to the tales of sunless days and endless nights. The Dragons have been enthusiastic in their supportof the visiting Woodpeckers. Each returning flight from the cold North is greeted with maintenance help, r,ui, I tij refreshments, friendly faces, and best of all, warm families., j / r ,1 ? ., r!I The Dragons also advise families of returning flight schedcles and fete them while awaiting their home- \ > coming crews.It . r : hI t cI. .,, will be VP-56's own turn up north in a few short months, but this time they will miss most of the snow. As for the crews more familiar with the warmer climates of Jacksonville and the Azores, one can hardly "WHY ME WHY MET"Is the question running through the crew's minds as they discuss whetheror say that,any are straining in their traces to return to the not to open the door. land of fire and ice. -- ---- --- -- r , . ;. + / u. + 4 .. 9j 1q T+ yn'fr J I ( ri 4 I4 k Y. I , .S 7t1. il MIDNIGHT SUN shines brlghly Iceland,but not warmly. 1. ******. *************************'SJLSiAS HI I SAwrA SOMETHING * .R.CI4& FOR Y. AT AU PARTICIPATING' 4 6 I 8illB,1lu1et1b # : * I , P * THEY CALL THE WIND "HAWK". ",, * < ** }.,"' :' ... ** LEAVE COMING UP? ,''' *. your 1J@/lll@PZI/IlIijflJ@lfI/lf1e * *. ,' :, can provide the funds ;.. Domestic Finance is set up to make sure your ,.;" money needs are handled the way you .want them. Call or come in-we'll'do the rest. k d4y .d. ." 1." * AA 'iric FINANCEStNCl # SINCE Iff? LOANS TO$000 c 8 OFFICES IN JACKSONVILLE-SEE THE PHONE BOOK * , 1ft' '"- TILE p AND * WALE YOU'RESHOOTING GIFTS MOWSUSWttCOMIO : * ,. 1 *Nautical Chart. *Out rigger* *Nautical Wear 7 WITH MOM, *Paints *Fish Boxes' tBurgt Jackttt p lv HardwareSkiia .Table Wear evwuot ENJOY Repair Materials' lAcctisoriti; tOthtr Goodie / WTfiORAGE'MARINE HOISTS UtL SERVICE'TACMT 4 OUR TASTY EXPERT EMOkME SE'IYICAUTOARDTERN DRIVE' INBOARD BROKER SEE THE. . NEWEST BOATS.MOTORS. CANOE{ M TRADERS' a. XMAS SNACKS WITH PIER 17 RIHtIPREE Coke U a. MARINAINC.II leoicvcir BLVD >t owe IIYEIjj i WHHJ VK2Y WT'8 f"CseKoto" f . : 1MiJ11111ff.NA6LLa ' n" : and"C MM ere HIH rsd trdurU wticli Wiatifjf tD*umt product of Tile Coca Cota C"pent. *! : Pltr N Frenihiud M.'I. p'_::111... -OPEN SUNDAY. _ J MOtORt't 'J ThunderblIOATS. N' tlS+ > - -- - -'-' -.- .. f ,I I II I + DECEMBER 21. 1972 ) ,.....,.-. .... JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGERf. PAGE 17 . Fair ;.., HousingflLaw. ? : M !YIM i Rules Out Discrimination 4 r /A r Iy MAN Jax .The Fair Housing Law should be the concern of all military personnel and their'families. r The law,based on Title VIII of the Civil Rights Law of 1963, makes iiscrimlnatlon based m race,color, religion or national origin illegal n connection with the sale or rental of most homing,and any vacant and offered for residential construction or use. "' The following discriminatory! acts are also prohibited by law: efusing to sell or rent to, deal or negotiate with any person; liscriminating by advertising that housing is available only to persons. , tf a certain race,color,religion or national origin. - Also outlawed are: denying that housing is available for inspection, tale or rent when it really is available; "block-busting",or,for profit, XTsuading owners to sell or rent housing by telling them that minority groups are moving into the neighborhood; denying or making difjferent . tetras of conditions for home loans by commercial lenders,such M banks,savings and loan institutions,and insurance companies; and denying to anyone the use of, or participation in, any real estate services, such as brokers organizations, multiple listing services, or other facilities related to the selling or renting of housing. , ... ,:; ,. Personnel of the Housing Referral Office,located In Bldg. 902 (Ext. \ .,WI< '1.''l 234),are available from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday to assist anyone desiring to file a complaint because of suspected .. ;; discriminations. .. L .j1' Individuals are also reminded of their right to formally complain , SANTA'S IN TRACTIONI I LtMarat| ) Y. Htin and' Ens Ed G. Condon work feverishly Irving"ready through non-military channels (directly to the Secretary of Housing Santa,fr take-off. Santa has been In traction the Naval Hospital with lnurlts| suffered at a and Urban Development HUD).or to bring a private civil action In a remote work site far north of Keflavlk.' Santa's doctors an confident he'll t be ready. for flight round local,state or federal court,or to use command assistance in resolvingtheir midnight on Sunday. grievance. ' Without AdvertisingYou THIS COUPON Wouldn't Know I : nPUASEPi , .*, JlIJJl. r 11 Explrtt ALL 2 fo 1 Hi \ Dtc.27ttl r sizes ..... ' Buy One PIZZA Get One FREEl k. GOOD ONLY AT + Furniture Refinishing S BLANDING&SAN JUAN HUTS "" K 421$ Blandtng Blvd. 5800 San Juan Ave. ka Repairing Ph.772- 2 Ph.786-6611 r s r: ANTIQUING TOUCH-UP INSURANCE ESTIMATESPh : 2643531 Hwy. 21 South Orange Park ..1nAiln WINNINGTONIGHT w " a 1.4331 FRIDAY! BIUE DEC. 22nd r J + What ga happen on __, ,j....the CahulaWUMe Wer? DAILY ' : t. ." e2 3 PERFECTA 'SDAILYDOUBLE : ::;: "'.' "J. '1st TWO RACES 6th& 12th RACES LAST TWO RACES '" '" 1.t1. ,*.r :i*;;:) ; . 4.' < "'1J:4: \': >$ P ,, ,) WAGERING EVERY RACER 6. WIN-PLACE-SHOW w QUIHIELA , . > << .""'! ; THE TOAST of Sunken Gar- $w;. . 3 ) dens in. St. Petersburg, Fla: is :: :: Handy Higbec, who advises 7J moderation in tippling the brew. R . ' "If joit're driving, forget Imbib. } ing!" is her. New Year's resolu. --- lion.GRAND DECEMBER{ OPENING 26 Deliverance'AJOHNIOO'UoIANFIL.!i ORANGE SlUrring JON VOIGHt BURT REYNOLDS '.?ANAVISJONO[[] . KOUNTRYKIDDIE TECHNICOLOR' Prom Warner Bros A Warner Communications, Company i DAY CARE CENTER KARE " T RATED PARKCLUBHOUSE Ar'VTh F Gt ...,.It<.....Gt ,.. , n.ww a II] 11.ou ./2 STARTS NOONE j ;aI ADMISSION: $1.50 .:. i Y' ADMITTED UNDER 11 't 'Includes comfortable table'seating for the nigKt! | DEC. 22ndTHEY DINNER served 6:30-10: !i" Most exciting place to dine. Complete ., delicious meals from $2.95. and you'll .. Aj..2 yn,and up 1 "- ,', enjoy a spectacular view of every racal.., Mm..Fri:78m..:UpmMonthly.Weekly.HourIY, .1 "v .. . MatesKINDERGARTEN . RESERVATIONS; - &ART INSTRUCTION JUMP i '" 'I" WEEKDAYS, until 3 ((904)) 3882623.' Enroll Now OFF THESCREEN After 3 ((904)) 2649575.' CALL MRS.SPEAK 2644474. ,, SATURDAY after 1 pm.((904)) 2649575. ,----> ----+ 1 .. 1 HR. FREt 'I GRANDSTAND ADMISSION Still only SOqents, .. ;| CHILDCARE THIS COUPON imm IWtfH !! h1 1st RACE' POST TIME p.mSAJ, .. 1:30s: tmmmtmmmmtwmm': I ,,21S-A LOGAN AVENUE _ ' R 1006 WOOD,ORANOE PARK w , DECEMBER 21, 1972 t 16 JAX AIR NEWS-LA'fWINGER .--- . I VP-56 Sends Gree'thigsTo: Woodpeckers I Jax-If you think that this past weekend's cod snap Mrr'' t i something to shiver about, consider the delightswas of wintering-over in Keflavik, Iceland. . TlieDragonsofVPSGknowwhatit'sallabout.Alternating . rain and mountains of snow life miserable when they are accompanied by bitter cold and hurricane force winds. p The Dragons take perverse joy in welcoming[home the Woodpeckers of sister squadron VP-49 With long memories of their own winters in "Kef", VP.;6ers are sympathetic to the tales of sunless days and endless nights. . The Dragons have been enthusiastic in their supportof the visiting Woodpeckers. Each returning flight from k the cold North is greeted with maintenance help, refreshments, friendly faces, and best of all, warm ( families. The Dragons also advise families of returning flight schedules and fete them while awaiting their home- coming crews.It . will be VP-56fs own turn up north in a few short months, but this time they will miss most of the snow. As for the crews more familiar with the warmer 4 climates of Jacksonville and the Azores, one can hardlysay "WHY ME WHY ME'"Is the qutstlon running through. the crew's minds s they discuss whether that any are straining in their traces to return to the 'r or not to optn the door. land of fire and ice. 4 R 1 9 I '' yCA- t e rs 1 1S 1 ,ilo e Rr 1 C H'h d a ' I l = + :- _* I ? y r d tlid+yL'x+ + i , r t l MIDNIGHT SUN shines brlghly In Iceland,but not warmly.9AMTA . .;S,,. ** HI MAC JCOMinifN r'. 2 *: $PI ''I L FOR Yd ; A? AU ANTICIPATING **#$ 8iffE&4I ' }\. THEY CALL THE WIND "HAWK". I ,, ., ,.' , I ..:. :-' ', ' \ LEAVE 'fIIfi r'" '"\ '. COMING UP? I I you CJ@/lIii'@iilllill@flJ@l2//1m" cad provide the funds Domestic Finance is set up to make sura dour .n,,. needs ate haad'od the money r' h '1a4ik iti? way.you want them. Call or come in-we'U'do the rest.. .. : : cC ;. * \ /." ? 'FINANCE40A10AA I I IOM J cI" \\ LOAN!rOWW I "I'""'.,'. I 8 OFhCES IN JAr!{ ONVILLE-SEE THE fHONb g3/C ;f,. ; : ' -...... ..: TIEJ'o 11 , 34 AND lt ff I f y WHILE YOU'RE .OWII"W"," SiFTS f J ! * ; L- SHOP 1G .. * O/'falltl..Charr. lutrgaertrN( ".'.airolWtar: n WITH TIM r foln.f* *Fiih' Darn *"'--*" jflciiiit U "Har 1 : Wf T STOIIIAGtIII.a'UjlCl ,. 1. r i N91l11 / fV U" LtRVICI 1'"':"T a.l\.n.\ \! OUR TASTY '.Xt'lflf!! _tilijfl} VICl"tluTr,0AYI0.tTtYfYQ.O YlVt 1. ' { Si.i Tf" ttl'Q..rs.;, ..\(tYONfCANi; 'L[A.AltD . j! : mm XMAS FREE SMACKS i WITH PIER 17 MARINA, ?NC.lOOiEVELT . wIi I 4i' BLtO it OITCGAff I"I; 'j +, ?IEIY LAST ) j ...Fr...ethhlaN4rln J.-.p.!....,..,ffMII _' : 1"'" O/tM SUNDAY "tow-Cato" nd "CNs"in rt !ttoral tradf-marki owitli Wutify ttii ton product d Ttit CocC U Conpr*, -IOAT"Motord'tlirltiESt - I Thund"'blrd-_ S .rcr.ft.Ml8 -Tro|.n-Grumman: -TCriftPAGe " - I , 21, 1972 JAX AIR EWS.LATWINGER PAGE 111 ../ V"hA w. vMt", __ .. q'j @i A ri Fair ' Housing-'Law \ ? * L yr Rules Out DiscriminationJax The Fair Housing Law should be the concern of all military personnel and their families , ; The law,based on Title VIII of the Civil Rights Law of 1968, makes + : 4'X liscrimination based on race,color, religion or national origin illegal n connection with the sale or rental of most housing, trad any vacant and offered for residential construction or use "' The following discriminatory acts are also prohibited by law: NI f } efusing to sell or rent to, deal or negotiate with any person; liscriminating by advertising that housing is available only to persons. .. rf a certain race,color,religion or national origin. ' Also outlawed are: denying that housing is available for Inspection, tale or rent when it really is available; "block-busting",or,for profit, >ersuading owners to sell or rent housing by telling them that minority groups are moving into the neighborhood; denying or making difjerent - terms of conditions for home loans by commercial lenders,such : is banks,savings and loan institutions,and insurance companies; and denying to anyone the use of, or participation in, any real estate services,such ai brokers organizations, multiple listing services, or *a ) other facilities related to the selling or renting of housing. ''I ,,. ,_ l Personnel of the Housing Referral Office,located in Bldg. 902 (Ext. : i2 2844), are available from 7:30: a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday to \ assist anyone desiring to file, a complaint because of suspected ,: .. '': I' : discriminations. ::;' f ..,J> J"J Individuals are also reminded of their right to formally complain ' SANTA'S IN TRACTIONI I Ltg| ) Man Y. tteln and Ens Ed G. Condon work feverishly Wylng to through non-military channels (directly to the Secretary: of Housing ready Santa for take-off. Santa has tan In traction at the Naval Hospital with Injuries suffered at and Urban Development (HUD),or to bring a private civil action in a remote work site far north of K flaylk.. Santa's doctors art confident he'll be ready" for flight around local,state or federal court,or to use command assistance in resolving midnight on Sunday. .___ their grievance. 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DELVALLE reenlisted for six enlistment for three additional years in the Marine Air Reserve at engineer with Crew II. at F1CEUR.) years at the Marine Barracks.ATI .- VMA-14J from Lt. Col. Frank R. Pound, Jr., Squadron Commander. t n .. 'I- !I. t, Iu- 7 ". _-rFir: HAPPY HOLIDAY I E We're ringing out the , 1< x season's best wishes 4 1 r << to all our friends out r j , there. Good cheer! r 41,, , USED CAR SALE J& N? --. tiL4Yl ,,/1 I IY 73 CAPRICE CONVERT. mi ',isi<*..iis. _'5387 72 CORVETTE COUPE llA.Ut.s,ZlIO* _.....6387 72 MALIBU iiMiicMuni......,.............--3387 h'I , 72 PONTIAC GRAND SAFARI wUtUUtI__.. s4187 atwii - 12 IMPALA ,|".. IMOTI..................... .. ., .w,'2987 .... ) 72 CHEVY NOVA AONrSHTIPRAIC.-" ....... .. --'2887 , 72 CHEVELLE UII.YIIIft.UTI'S ,'30at' 72 MONTE CARLO .1ft.AUT..RI> -_*3787 JOEL GARNER retnlisted AW2 MARK A. LASZLO took AXe RAYBURN D. . 72 VEGA HATCHBACK MINIMI-._......._.;2087 at VP. 6. the oath for six more years at VPSi. 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DECEMBER 21, 1972 JAX Alfc NEWS. ..LATWINGER PAGE 19 --- .. . Narjax Comes Out Of Loser's Bracket -'_..lfi';.>',..!..o."' ....,,. '.'.,.. .:.........;:.,."....... .. . , I Navy-Marine To Win NAS IntramuraLFootball, Crown" 0': Bowling I\ .. .... Jax -The NarJax intramural football team came out \ Standings of the loser's bracket in the NAS Jax football finals last ., ; w L week towin the championship from VP-45 18-8, I LITTLE BEARS 28 12POWELL In order to win the championship NarJax had to beat PLYMOUTH 25 15 VP-45 in two consecutive games since VP-45 had no GOOD CLEAN DRUNKS 23 17 into the finals AUTO BARNS 22 18FRABRANCH91 losses going and NarJax had one loss, a 20 20 defeat at the hands of the 28-26 Marine Barracks in the + J ANCHOR KLANKERS 20 20 first round. WHITEY'S FISH CAMP 18 22 With the first game being an absolute must for NarJaxto THE MAKE-UPS 4 ,36 have even a crack at the title,they promptly showed 4 4a VP-45 their intentions with a 32-0 win. Braswell and INTRAMURALPING Maiorana took turns crossing the goal lines for NarJax PONG " with Braswell scoring three touchdowns and Maioranatwo. Abbott added a two-pointer to the effort.In FINAL STANDINGS , the next game VP-45 made things a little rougher r MEDICAL W.L 11 ; 0 when they took an 8-6 lead at halftime. Ziegler scored NATTC \ 10 1 the touchdown and Holk added the two-pointer for VP- OFFICER'S MESS", k >oj 9" 2 45. Abbott scored NarJax's first half touchdown but NARJAX ; aK 7. 4.. their extra point attempt failed. MATSG 74:14'679th " The second half was all NarJax's however 1972 NAS Jax Football Champs '. '......5 irJ...,6 as FICEUR, 5 .. 6, * shut Braswell out VP-45.and Flair scored touchdowns and the defense Hospital Wins Golf Title Doyel's ; p: V* This was a complete 'reversal of last ' years championship Bars \. game when VP-45 upset a previously unbeaten After Nine-Hole Playoff ."...',. i.J{. ;" NarJax team 28-14. ' Jax-K*pital of the National for scratch totals and when they ., t League won the 1972 Intramural figured it out with handicaps they '"1 ", Gels Championship last week were tied again at 4% points . , ;hen they dropped the NarJaxNo. apiece.In ', . 1 team from the American League 63. the nine-hole playoff Hines It wasn't as easy for Hospitalas and Kelcrewski shot 40s the final score might indicate while Mollencop was shooting a however, because it took a 36. When it came time for the playoff to determine the winnerof tabulations, both teams had again tied with scratch totals but . the intramural playoffs. This <:::>> 1 happened when NarJax tied this time Hospital won by han :7p 'I _" . v") _ : dicap and claimed the hotly 'I fM''frJ0 ? ; both _ Hospital scratch and han / c.::> dicap in the finals .a nine-hole contested crown. . match had to be played to While Hospital and NarJax ,1 determine the final winner.In ,were playing for first and second Ain't nobody comin' in our t the 18-hole match Kelc- VP-5 claimed third with a 6-3 win barracks with reindeer manureon his boots r zewski shot an 81 and Pesek an 82 over NDRC. to lead Hospital while Mollencop THE STORY OF THE GAME The NarJax quarterback quickly had a 76 and Smith an,,82 for evades an on-rushing V P.4S player and narrowly escapes his grasp. NarJax. When the final The 1972 NAS Football Title also evaded VP-45's grasp as NarJax won tabulations were made, both the crown with an 184 vfdcry. teams were awarded three points .' y VP.5 Wins J I k Tennis CrownJaxVP5 IEE willgetyou , won the NAS Jax OF CONSHOHOCKEN intramural tennis title last week i when they defeated the Naval ar Weather Service team 3-2 in a OTRadial . playoff for first.. The became playoffs necessary ' when both teams ended their 2 + 4Polyester regular season with records of 10 t wins and one loss. Cord David Beauchamp and Joel ffYouJoj , Howard both won their matches Rayon Belt for VP-5 while Jim Sterling and Don Anderson lost theirs. INSTANT Beauchamp disposed of Bruce CREDIT The Ruge <6-1<) <6-2<) while Howard took / PRICES LOW yew.CHECK OUR LOW Francis Schatzle in three sets 6-4, I 5-7 and 6-2. Sterling lost to Jeff SMALL CARS 4 Hergenroether <6-7<) 6-4, 6-3 and for FET Anderson lost to Glenn Vaught 6- SPECIAL BR78-13&15 $12996 st to dub 3, 7.a. ER 78-14 SU2 With both teams winning two 560-1! ,BAY.. matches In the singles com 95 plus MEDIUM CARS 4 for petition it was left up to the M4. S1.1& FR 78-14 & + FET j .15 S2.1Dta doubles teams to determine the FEf' station championship. Whitewalls add GR7814&15LARGE $14680 SUti # 1 Put a little away in the Beauchamp and Sterlingteamed $2.00 Christmas Club each . for VP-5 and lost the CARS 4 up for week Come next first set 44 to Naval Weather'steam BATTERIES HR78..-14&15 $3o2T0 4q of Hergenroether and Ruge. : 24 Mo.Guarantee. JR 78-15 517524 S:3: .Uo. November you'll have The next two matches, however, LR'78-15 plenty of merry money. r went to Beauchamp and Sterling $. $1495 . 6-2 <<) No matter what your tire needsWe've 6-1 and VP-5 came away as WESTSIDE I the 1972 NAS Tennis Champs. plui.ichong* got 'eml " a ____, & PJani ' 4328 BLANDING BLVD. 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Lr 11Ift.. awa htrN > [*.,."*s "' ., '. _, '. .\ 'iiI _. _'_' '__' \ 1 PAGE 20 JAX AIR NEWS.LATWINGER DECEMBER ,21,1972 ... .. .. ............1 .''L } : Four ,Teams .Unbeaten }; JA $pQ R' BRIEFS : In Intramural Basketball ActtonH Jax Four teams in the NAS Schellhase with 10. game of the week but came back SPRING BOWLING LEAGUESJax Jax intramural basketball BEARDEN LEADS VP-S later In the week to take a 70-63 leagues continued to sport unbeaten The VP-5 team returned to the decision from NarJax.In . records through last form they displayed the first their loss to Public Works week's action. week of the season last week the Marines led 35-33 at the half The NAS Jax Athletic Office held an VPMedical and NDRC kept when they scored a 104-61 victoryover but Ivey and Hitler got hot In the organizational meeting for the upcoming Spring In- their streaks going in the Communications and addeda second half for Public Works. tramural Bowling Leagues and very few ,team American League while the 119-55 win over NATTC.In Ivey hit for 15 of his 23 points and representatives attended. If you plan on haviLfi a oiOiAin ' Hawks continued to lay claim to downing Communicationsthey Hitler hit for 10 of his 22 points. Office let the Athletic :5 the only unblemished record in cut off Communication'spotent The big difference In the game the Spring Bowling Leagues : the National League. three man attack duringthe proved to be the free-throws. know of your intentions as soon as possible. The Hawks from Hospital ran first half and built up a 59-26 Public Works hit 17 of 31 while the their record to seven straight lead. In the second hall Marines had only six op- CIVILIAN GOLF ASSOCIATIONJax wins without a loss last week Scheindel hit for 19 of his 30 portunities and made good on when they coasted to a 10044 win points and Schuetz hit for 11 of his two.The in the NAS Jax Civilian Golf over MARTD. Klein was the top 14 but it was too late to overcome Marine Barracks came Membership Hawk with 29 points followed by VP-5's first half lead. back to beat NarJax later In the Association: (CGA) is now open to any civilian employees - Cooper with 20, Pearson with 15, Hergenrother held to only six week when Stranko hit for 15, at NAS Jax, NAS Cecil and NS Mayport. All Ruggiero with 14 and Newman points ,for the entire game. Daniels 14, Austin 12 and Wright civilian:solf ers are welcomed whether scratch player or with 10.VP45. Bearden was the man responsiblefor 11. Thomas was high man, novice. continued their unbeaten VP-5's big first half lead when however, with 26 for NarJax. ""' The next for the CGA will be at the Green ", streak in much the same manner he scored 23 of his 36 points. tourney j as the Hawks when they sent ". Anderson added 21 to VP-5's FIEUR LOSES TWO Acres Golf Club on December 28. Anyone interested in AIMD down to defeat by a 101-36 cause.' FICEUR just couldn't seem to joining the Club is invited to 'play in the tournament. margin.Delk was the top man on In their win over NATTC find the hoop last week In their Contact Ralph Norton at 786-6787 after 4 p.m. for further a list of six that hit for double Bearden saved his hot hand for game with MATSG and when information on the club and the tournament. figures In VP-45's sixth win of the the second half when he scored 24 they did it was too late. FICEUR season when he scored 22. He was of his 38 points and continued managed only 10 points for the followed by Pruett with 17, Bell his quest for the league scoring entire first half as they went on to SENIOR LIFESAVING COURSE with 16 and Lover and Dorsey title. Anderson added 20 and a 70-48 defeat. Pearson managed with 10 each. AIMD just couldn't Herrington 15 to back up Bear- 18 points for, FICEUR In the Jax Special Services is conducting a Red Cross seem to find the range In this den's efforts. second half to give him a total of Senior Lifesaving Course at the NAS Jax Indoor Pool on 'J" game as they missed all eight of HOSPITAL WINS SIXTH 22 in a losing cause. '. ,n their free throw attempts. The Hospital team remainedhot In their game with VW-4 they Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 5- AIMD also extended another on the heels of their rival managed to find the hoop but still 7:30 p.m. beginning on January 2 and ending on January ... unbeaten string when they fell to Hawk team with a 69-49 victoryover came up short when Heath and 25. Anyone 15 years of age or older interested in taking- E NDRC 5934. Dauer and Bowmanled MARTD. Davis led Hospitalto Parker got hot hands and lead this course may register at the pool on the first class NDRC to their fifth straight their sixth win against one loss VW-4 to an $2-78 win. Heath session win with 10 points apiece. Sutton with 24 points. Tuggey' led, the scored 20 of his 28 points in the January 2. s of AIMD was high man In the losers with 23. MARTD's only first half while Parker picked up H game with 13. consolation in this game was 25 In the game. Brinkerhoff had Medical's streak went to five their 53 per cent free-throw 24 and Pearson 19 for,the losers. Special Appeal Made straight when Johnson scored 34 percentage as compared to VP-24 DOWNS AIR OPS and lead his team to a 73-56 win Hospital's 29 per cent.. In'the only other game played . i over AIr Ops. Also hitting for MARINES SPLIT TWO last week VP-24 took a close one To Holiday Hunters double figures for the winners The Marines lost a tough one to from Air Ops when Morrow found ;, . were Attanasio with 13 and Public Works 65-58 in their first the range in the second half and lead VP-24 to a 73-71 come-from- 'Jax-With the hunting season in training program, indicated that I full swing and sportsmen a number of hunting accidentscan behind many , win. Air Ops led 40-35 at , t the half but Morrow scored 17 of preparing for a heavy holiday be traced back to a shooter's i; his 22 points in the second half hunting schedule, the Game and anxiety, and reported that over- H.L. (Pat) GROSSKOPF and led his team to victory. Fresh Water, Fish Commission anxious hunting practices can Frierson had, 21 and Warner 20 made a special appeal for result in a seriously injured C: ANNOUNCING HIS ASSOCIATION 1 for Air Ops. sportsmen to take a moment for fellow sportsman, or at' best, a WITH themselves and for'their hunting damaged friendship. f 'EVER"Ba'' ,ASlOfcWItS companions. "Sportsmen,whether:novice or According to the Commission, old timer, should take extra care 1929 PARK AVE ORANGE PARK, FLA. 32073 D each sportsman that goes to the while in the field. Especially in TELEPHONE 264-44M field is responsible for his own those times when many hunters E safety the safety of his com- are prone to let their normal Insurance *Investments panions, and safety of others. precautions slide," Carter said Captain James Carter, coordinator "For example," Carter 'con G of the Commission's tinued, "in crossing rough hunter and firearms safety country, some hunters are more ;mraj :m msmmittraMSeason's concerned.over not getting wet I. tilt ---1. than in where they point their Greetings f HltK THESE PRICE guns.Or,in the moments before'a I. i pti shot at game, is it a deer or a WIWTH& 1 .BST fellow hunter?. Before shooting, I from o caas always determine who, or what, i us may be in the line of fire." 'I j "Every gun," Carter said, MR. AMERICA MOBILE HOMES Com Look at Our Inventory from Trucks to Sports "has a built in danger factor;and it is the responsibility of the hunter to control this factor, and .I 1 BUZARDMOTORS to know where his gun is pointed. When hunting with others,a good ',' sportsman will make a conscious ,' I'r mmmmmmmsm effort to know where his gun :,,'":., ,.t,,,1ii. '2144 BLANDING BLVD. PH. 388-5004; barrel: is pointing every -il111 moment." According to the hunter safety coordinator, it is'a good practiceto kJL ; Open for your convenience 9 am.10 p.m. establish ground rules prior to /111 D PICK-UP A DELIVERY -a hunting trip. If hunting with others, decide who shoots first, Q ROAD SERVICE and under what circumstances. O MECHANIC ON DUTY Many hunting parties have long standing safety practices of suchcourtesies (Q AMERICAN & FOREIGN CARSBOB'S but there may be a t ,\,\f. Now. Open ,' ,:: :: ::::: :::: ::::::..::::;:::::::::;:: :::::;:::::: :;:::::::::::::>:::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;::::. new member to the party whodoesn't ;l know the score. 1 f 1. OAK HILL s ;;, 890 Blvd l! Relaxation following hunting Blanding .. BefairPh / : I : :: trip can also be dangerous, and ,' ,< 'jflfl\ i some hunters may be lulled into fl L'n, : 264 -3481 carelessness. K .-/: ,. ,: t/,.? :,',. fnSERVICE. CENTER, f Carter said,"A safe hunter will, } L Tom, Marcy Guy bail ::::: ::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::: :.:::::::::::::::: ::::::::::;:::::;:::::;:;;::;: ::::::::::::: W&: never just_think a gun is empty r(. : he will know it's empty, and then. sell,icum ....MMJIIIUIfI.JI4,.. ". I4,...... 103rd ScJammts Road Phone 771-9156 treat it like it is loaded. , -- S'\\"" , y w ens,. +..rw -r. .' ew. r f r ; A lECEMBER 21, 1972 JAX AIR NEWS-LATWINGER PAGE 21 fliers W in: Two From Patri alw1: r I jax The Jax Navy Ferrand of Patrick was points and Breezed to their sketball team traveled high scorer in the game fourth 'win against four Ito Patrick Air Force Baselast with 29.The losses. weekend and returned second game with Warner was high man in |with 110-76 and 98-51 Patrick went pretty much the second game with 23 [victories.The the same as the first for points. He was followed by Fliers broke the 100 the Fliers. The only dif- Bell with 14, Luchi and [point barrier for the first ferences were that their Paul Tuggey ,with 12 each time this season when margin of victory was and Ralph Calloway and rt A V . Mike Luchi led a group of larger and instead of five Jim Attanasio with 10 :i five Fliers who hit for men in double figures they each. fe double figures. Luchi's 25 had six. The Fliers will take a Trr were high with Mark At halftime of the second two week rest over the Warner contributing 19, game the Fliers held a 44- holidays and will return to Rick Pructt 17, Vince Bell 31 lead. Not satisfied witha action January 5-6 when 11 and Harvey\ Poole 10. 13 point lead the Fliers they play host to the PICTURE OF HEALTH and well-bvinK U reflected by Linda Walker came out in the second half Moody Air Force Base at Pensacola Death, Fla. You too can improve yourself by Joining and held the Presidential Sports Award Program by writing Box 129, Radio Patrick to 20 team at the King Hall .. City Station New York, N.Y. 10019. Tone by playing up your r Intramural I points while they hit for 54 Gym. Bldg. 563. favorite sport. . 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Terrell took over the (even when the air conditioningis early moments of the final scoring lead with 34 points whileteammates off) and brings.his own trainer stanza, the Marines pulled to Hogan ((15), Sullivan Despite the intensity of Mel's 4V withing 2 points of VA12. The ((14)), Walton ((13) and McMUlian interest in his own health, 'eve ... final score was 52.50. Don Allen ((12)) each hit in double figures. have it from reliable sources thata with points and Ed Easley with Gutting had 13 for Medical. little old lady beat the pants off 14 led the VA-12 scoring attack. GOLF him the other night. Randy ,Tesh had 15 for the The VC-2 "Dragonfiyers" are Everyone have a Merry Marines. the new Cecil Field intramural Christmas and prosperous New 4)I. VA-66's Terrell scored 31 pointsto golf champoins. Cecil Field's Year. lead his team to a 66 53 win smallest squadron downed .. . over VA-45. Fred Kitts had 22 for NAMTD on Dec. 15, 7 points to 5 'Hi Daddy' > VA-45 and Handy chipped in with to win the coveted title. LCDR Jerry F. Kennedy presented CDR Robert J. Kelly with the 16 for VA 66. Kitts connected on a The team members arc+ LTJG Film to be Aired silver mug for his outstanding achievement In the LTV Corsair II. 52 foot shot in the last 2 seconds of "Rob" Pharr ((94)), Dan McGinn From left to right art: Jim toad LTV representatives and seated In '. the 1st half to provide the bulk ofVA45's (93)), LT Dick Dounltt, Pete the cockpit Is plan Captain Ted J Davies. excitement. Craig,Dennis Holloway and Tom Bill Groves,.News Director of VA-72 turned back VA-45, 56 Fox. WJXT television Channel 4, has WOO Hours 50. Johnny Coon scored.16 points It's a pleasure to see the Davids Indicated that Channel 4 is Logged for the winners and in our midst rise up and slap the planning to air portions of the Fred Kitts 25 for the losers. An Goliaths down. "Ill-Daddy".film which was shot CDR' Robert J. Kelly, memorating his achievement.The . oddity of the game saw only three MISCELLANEOUSStill in early November at the Lake Executive Officer of Attack presentation was made Just players score for VA-45: In addition nothing from Mayport on Newman Lodge. Last word from Squadron SEVENTY-TWO} after CDR KELLY and LTV test to Kitts, Barr had 13 and the smoker, Perhaps after the Channel 4 was that the station recently logged his 1000th flight pilot Jim READ flew the '100th Perkins 10 points. holidays the two teams can get planned on using the VA-45 Del. ihour in the LTV Corsair II. hour in the YA-7H Corsair II VA-66 won their 2nd game of together.It portion of the film on Christmas LCDR Jerry F. KENNEDY, a experimental trainer. Coincidently - the week with a 59 51 pating of would seem that every Eve, 24 December. former member of VA-72, test pilot Jim READ AMD. Terrell had 28 points and "sport" breeds the genus prima presented CDR KELLY with the also just recently logged his Hogan 11 for VA-66. McGee and donna, and shuffleboard as The film is shot annually and traditional silver mug com- lOfdOth) hour in the- Corsair- -- -II.-, ft'j James Woods each had 21 tallies played in the Ancient Mariners gives the kids and the moms a ' for AMD. Spa (CPO Club) is no exception.A chance to extend their personal 73 W. O. Y. Deadline ExtendedThe VA-12 turned back Dental 46 certain puck pusher by the Christmas Greeting to their 15 in an easy game. Easley had 18 unlikely name of Mel Frazier has who is 1973 Military Wife cf the select a nominee, prepare the ) I ,.....'"""'"'"'".",..,. :o.........................._ .._._._..._..._'. "..:.........IJ...- ___ special someone deployedwith Year contest has been extendedand forms and forward them in our operating forces during the deadline for submissionto sufficient time to meet the To a this holiday season. 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Phone 77L3211 ExUW Phone 772-2 WPAGE22 mar* 'I'r--' -:: --: : -!"-,,--- --.--. ... ap rw+s+ .M1 Ibtl J .... 4 J 4 y i t DECEMBER 1, 1972 _,.._ JAX AIR NEWS PAGE 23 ,,,"a -LATWINGER-._._ _.. . I, Sp1tinakers{ Wi Bowloffs VP4S. ; . ' Jax-The Splitroafcers: ftoattheCommitfbe4 t and Claims Offlcer'i Mess; finished with a 601 set. } ) The Women's Lib team won ,ie NAS Jax Intramural the Naval Hospital made a from fine Pistol Crown: Championship last week Bawling showing in the male dominated " vith a 12 game total plnfall of playoffs when they moved up Jax-VP-45 claimed (the NAS cad ' 10,821.jficolasora' from their seventh place first intramural pistol championship 538 a Baytenga > round position to finish fifth witha recently when they out shot 523 that included a 215 game total of ' 10,384 pins. and Garcia rolled a 52:in the last FICEUR 2165 to 2100. round to lead the Splitmakers to a The Dragons No. 1 team from The win was especially i, victory margin VP-56 made a strong showing in 161 pilA satisfying for VP-45 since they : The team that finished behind the last round to move from ninth i had lost their league title to '' them were the, Hawks from to sixth. Hedgecoth's 61T set with Weapons in a shoot-ot'f) Just two MARTD who finished with a total games of 215-194-208 and Nyseth's days before the playoffs. of 10,660 pins.The Hawks were in 594 set with games of 201-201.192 fourth place after the first round were the principle factors in their f r ,, FICEUR, who finished secondin but came back to finish second rise to sixth with a 10,379 total. 4. their league, took care of Weapons 2149 to 2089 in the first mainly on the strength of Jasko's Finishing out the standingswere round) of the playoffs while VP-45 267 game and 621 series. ADCOP in seventh with was out-shooting NATTC 2142 to The Pathfinders from FAW-11 10,350, the' Late Chargers from WOMEN'S FALL HANDICAP WINNERS.. Pictured above are the lost their first round position to 679th with 10,317 finished eighth winners of the Ladles Golf Association's Fall Handicap Tournament 2059.With the Hawks by two pins.The Path. with Parsons rolling games of They art (L to Rh) Betty Kelczewskl ((1st" Flight winner), Dot Hilton the two league runner-ups finders finished in third with 'a 203-210-188 for a 601 set, Good and (2nd Flightwinner), Hildur Hart (1st Flight winner), Ruth Bolln (2nd taking the top spots in the station total of 10,658. Bad from MATSG in ninth with first f flight), Berv McAleer(3rd Flight consolation winner), Julie Uittl playoffs the two league winners The Rebels from NDRC movedup 10,316 and Flap Jax from the (Ut Flight consolation winner), Lillian Oberhausen (2nd Flight had to settle for third and fourth: from their fifth place positionin Fleet Photo Lab with 10,261 consolation winner), Ann Wright (3rd flight consolation runner-up) NATTC won third ,place when the:first'round'.to'finish fourth finished tenth. and VI Pavlich ((3rd Flight consolation runner-up). they edged Weapons 2176 to 2151. , with a'total of 10,598, pins. Beam . rolled their highest set in the last i .,, , round when,he had.a 226'game: t " t I "l : : r ; :: : : ? '" ., ': .'::' i .';,::.; ' . : \ ', fO :. ; : ; ; ( 1 ,,J' ( : : yad'p. i :"."x'R's4IfAYE .. .,.. " :'{-'l, ; r. ; ' w : ' ;. :: : t (?1"1"h .: ., f; :; ( r' f' ... ., KV '" 1' r v<< .. 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