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 Page 4 JAX AIR NEWS 6 July 1961


 FLEET RESERVEASSOCIATION -TEN the'PIPED first OVER mast THE retirement SIDE'In [ Channel

 I ceremony ever held in the Jax 7
 area, eight officers and two I I
 chief petty officers were "piped
 over the side" in special ceremonies ) WAVEAt

 Walter Johnson, the new Fleet held last Friday at the
 NAS parade grounds. Rear
 Reserve Association Yukon
 Adm. Joseph Carson, ComFair a Wave Council meeting
 Branch 126 President has issueda
 Jax and ComNabSix. in prais. held Monday night, June 26,
 cordial invitation to all shipmates ing: each man for his cervices more party plans were discussedfor
 in North Florida to attend said "the United States and the forthcoming 19th Anni-
 the Joint Board of Directors the entire free world owes a 4I
 to
 debt of gratitude to these of. Y versary Waves birthday party
 meeting to be held at the Meet-
 ficers and men. They have be held July 24.
 ing Hall on Wednesday July 12 devoted the prime years of The party which will be held
 at 1930. their lives in the service of
 from 1800 to 2400 at the Blue-
 Regular meetings of the As- freedom." Those retiring ari jackets Inn, will feature the
 shown at right (left to right)
 sociation third
 are held on the
 ComFairJax Dance Combo and
 Cap Fred Borries, skipper of
 Thursday of each month at 2000 Transport Squadron 21. NAS the Waves Choir. The Waves

 at Branch 126 Meeting Hall, 4530 Barbers Point T. H. 26 years Choir will sing during intermis-

 120th Street, opposite NAS Jax. Lcdr. Alfonso Rasimas, com- sions led by Sandra Galloway,
 The next meeting will be July missary store officer 26 years; apprentice chairman of
 Capt. Nelson Head. Chief of I seaman ,
 20.
 Staff, ComNabSix 30 years the choir.
 Eligible to attend are Fleet Re- Comdr. Donald White, administrative THE DECORATIONS COM.

 serve, retired, officer from the officer for ComNabSix ..., MITEE. made up of Wave vol-
 ranks, career enlisted men of 26 years; Comdr. Robert Nel. ....:.:.... Barracks
 unteers from the Wave ,
 son NAS executive officer, 20
 Regular Navy or Marines past years Capt. Thomas B. Haley, y,,.;,%) "Sz'cy.X)'{'. ; is making arrangements for floral
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 their first four year enlistment.For O&R Officer 30 years; Lcdr. :ii.'. ,' : :'r4'r. .i Er .. centerpieces and approximately
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 further information, or Laurie L e a r y ComFairJax r. yf:.':} '{..:ooj 50 three to four inch high mina-
 service information officer 20 t .}} '
 membership, call Lowell I. :';i; ':s: ture replicas of Waves and 50
 yean and on the platform :
 Lorbeer, EV 4-5708, or Harold John Lane, BMC, (left) Naval six inch replicas to be used for
 McQuaig, NAS Jax Ext. 8219. Station Midway 22 years and i.,:>::%{ <rtk; ;: f.y table settings. The minature replicas -

 S e William Bond. AEC VA-85. were all designed and
 NAS Oceana Va. 20 In ,y.,, ,).. is
 Members of Fleet Reserve As- year. tbo. }+;it4;: %$y decorated by Wave volunteers.
 the bottom photo Captain
 sociation Branch 91, launchedthe Head, receives a special award "My Blue Heaven," was selected -

 forming of a corporation to from the Community Chest- as the theme song for the

 purchase the mortgage on their United Fund for his oulstand- event at the meeting. Other ideas

 club and property from the pres- during fund raising campaignsing originating from this and other

 ent mortgage holder at a branch services and leadership x Wave Council meetings were
 for charitable causes. Luke
 meeting recently. Sadler, president of the CC.UF 1 plans for a scrapbook and a bul-

 Branch officials announced that presents the award.Memphis letin board which includes announcements -

 within minutes after the pro- s of meeting, plans

 posal was made, some one thirdof Students and activities.
 DINNER FOR THE BIRTHDAY
 the necessary cash was pledgedby -
 members present. Membersare party will be from 1800 to

 being allowed to buy sharesIn Will Visit NAS; 2000 with the cake cutting fol-

 the corporation up to $500. lowing the dinner. Invitationswere

 Branch 91 officials and new Mayporl Friday I sent out on June 28 and

 corporation members are now Marine First Reenlistees the "RSVPs" were expected by
 Twenty-one high school stu-
 July 5.During.
 meeting each Thursday night for
 dents from the Memphis, Tenn.,
 the meeting the Drill
 the of the
 reports on
 drive. progress area will spend three days at the Guaranteed Duty ChoiceChoice Team discussed plans to march

 Jacksonville Naval Air Station, in the next big parade in down-
 Installation of newly elected beginning Friday, as part of the town Jacksonville. With practice

 officials of Branch 91 will be annual Shipmate Cruise program of duty will be guaranteed to Marine Corps held every Tuesday and Wed-

 made on July 22 in conjunctionwith sponsored by the Navy Leagueof first enlistment reelistees, under a new program recently nesday night from 1730 to 1930,
 a dinner-dance at the the United States. announced.
 team members plan to be "ship
 Emerald Room in the Roosevelt The group, which is comprisedof Under the old system E-5s and below had a choice of shape" for such an event.

 Hotel in downtown Jacksonville. honor students selected from seven options for duty. They could only apply for these LITERATURE FOR THE DRA.

 Tickets for the dinner-dance are 21 high schools in the Memphisarea choices during the last :30 daysof
 Corps Order 1133.15B, Marines :MA Club has arrived from New
 available.For
 .
 now arrives by aircraft at about their first enlistment. Then
 may now submit their requestsfour York with a big catalogue on
 further information call 1330 Friday and will remain until they did not find out whether
 months in advance of their plays by Samuel French. Also,
 T. A. Feaster at PO 4-9313 after Sunday afternoon. The honor their requests were granted until
 ship' over date so that approvalor military marching instructionswill
 1700. students are nominated for the after they had reenlisted.
 disapproval action can be be arriving soon from the
 trip by the faculty of the schools. Under recently issued Marine
 taken before the'man's enlist- U. S. Naval Training Center,
 their arrival will be
 Upon they
 ment expires. Bainbridge, Md.
 Higher Pro Pay welcomed by Capt. James R. Flammable Fluids Orders to the Marine, effective Next meeting of the Drama
 Reedy commanding officer of the
 ,
 upon his reenlistment, will be Club will be announced soon by
 Granted; Fewer Station. Friday, the group will Not To Be Used the reply to his request and they Beverly Coddington, photographer's -
 be escorted on a tour of the Sta-
 will not be changed except for mate third class, chairmanfor
 tion, including visits to fleet air- For CleaningThere
 humanitarian reasons. However, the club.HAPPENINGS.
 To Receive It craft squadrons, the Operations
 have been several since this all takes place before AT THE Wave
 Tower and the Radar Air Traffic
 violations of the Fire Preven- the Marine actually reenlists, he Barracks along lighter lines'was

 There will be fewer people Control Center. tion and Fire Protection I doesn't have to ship over if he the recent visit of two NAS

 drawing P-1 level proficiencypay Saturday, the students will visit Measures Instruction in recent doesn't like the duty assignment. Waves aboard the HMS Lynx,

 on July 16 than originally aboard the carrier Shangri-La at days. Other options available to the British frigate which dockedin

 planned, but the number of P-2 Mayport, before heading for the Persons are said to have Corps reenlistees include reten- Jacksonville Saturday June 17.

 payments will increase. beaches where they will spend been using Toluene and Ace- tion at their current duty station President of the Waves Council,

 The figures show that person- the afternoon. They are slated tone for cleaning the floor of for at least another year, formal Elizabeth Kamlbach, radioman

 nel in the 14 critical ratings I to depart about 1300 Sunday. office spaces and in two cases schooling, overseas assignment, second class, and Treasurer, Rae

 named in March will get 40,334 the persons using the liquids sea duty, special duty with em- Vasquez, ,radioman second class,

 P-l and P-2 payments during the were either overcome by bassies, and retraining. were the only military womenof

 next year, beginning July 16. Navy Wives fumes or suffered from burns. any country' ever to go aboard

 Bureau of Naval Personnel Other cases have also been the Lynx, stated Navymen of the

 estimates that 33,753 men in the reported where gasoline has ; frigate.
 Classified: I
 critical ratings will be authorizedby CornerThe been used for cleaning walls The two Waves, smartly dressed -

 their commanding officers to and floors. in the new attractive summer

 draw the $30 P-l payments and I Any gasoline or volatile For Sale blues, returned the favor by

 that 6581 who passed the May NAS Navy Wives Club flammables having a flash Ortega Hills-3 bdrm, $60.50 per mo, showing several of the Lynx

 exams will, start drawing the $60 members were hosted by Mrs. point of 100 degrees Fahrenheit 7325 Roslyn Road; R. T. Mac Ph rton, sailors' NAS Jacksonville. The

 P-2 incentive pay. Roger Murphy at a luncheon or less are not to be used EV 75257. I. HMS Lynx sailors were very
 Oak Hills-equity in 3 bdrm CB house
 Wednesday of last week at the ;
 for cleaning with
 This later figure represents an purposes. SP 10605. impressed facilities aboard
 increase of 1,581 P-2 paymentsover Dewey Park Club house. The Personnel are reminded that For Rant the Station such as the Operations

 decoration theme depicted coun- violations of this ruling may Furn Apt-3 rmt, adult only, $12.50per Department, Radar Air Traffic
 earlier estimates. To make try living and feature of the meet wk $50 util G. L
 result in disciplinary action. or per mo plus ; Control Center, Flight Planning,
 up for this increased expenditure, was the showing of a film on Cunlngham, EV 89886. NAS
 Unfurn House-2 bdrm, kit equip, avail Communications Divisionand
 a total of 4,802 P-l paymentswere dairy products. through August with the winning July 8; Otha Ortolano, EV 8-7524. other areas.

 dropped from former esti- Club board members were en- team to be feted to a dinner by 6957 Collins Road-2 bdrm, $55 per NEXT MEETING of the Wave

 mates. There will be 3,219 fewer tertained on Friday by Mrs. Wil- the club. All enlisted wives are mo; Clarence Olsen, SP 1.2242 after 1600. Council and all NAS Waves will
 Lake Shore furn $50
 apt per mo;
 P-1 payments to critical ratings liam Raab at a brunch which was invited to join the group. Mrs. Groves, EV 9-4275. be held tonight, Thursday, July
 ollowed by their regular monthly Information may be obtained Widow wishes to share home with one 6, at 1730 in the topside loungeof
 and 1,583 fewer "outstanding ef- meeting.A from Mrs. Frank Hedspeth, mem- or two adults, $40 per mo; Rose EasterU the Wave Barracks. All NAS

 fectiveness" awards than was membership drive has been bership chairman, by calling SP Ing Jax, EV Beach 7-4517.-unfurn, 3 bdrm, upr; Mrs. Waves are requested to partici-

 earlier estimated. launched by the group to run 1-2594. Padrlck, EV 7-3658 .after 1615. pate.I .



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