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 Adult Group- 1t Meet '-1 '!':? {'

 'Young Wushini.iMemos It' 5 A Woman's '

 With nothing to do as time goes by, :''','4'.i*i* ", I
 Minds dusty oh *c VP-30
 can get my my. World At
 Your mind of cob webs you'd like to rid -- ,
 But rothing worthwhile to your Interest does bid I ARMED FORCES INSURANCE
 Awaken your mind from its dull little nap! legislation Introduced in Late
 Just bring yourself and your thinking cap .:- February by Rep. Richard L.
, To the place )where young folks gather to pursue Ottinger, D N. Y., would Increase -
II Knowledge about things that may interest )'Oul! life insurance coverageof
 There'll be discussions about books, movies or. people's whims servicemen form $10,000 Insurance -
 Along with the fun of field trips, picnics, and swims. level established in
 And who knows but what you just may find 1917 would adjust to today's
 The people you meet are just your kind! ,. living index at $25,000.
 What: more interesting swJect could you find? If you are concerned NAVY UNIT COMMENDATION I l ofa
 about life and how others see it, come join our Young Adult had been awarded to USS Coral
 Group In discussion. We will be discussing in the weeks to come, Sea and Attack Carrier Air Wing T
 "the New Morality" and Communism." Also wehave, social Two for "outstanding performance -
 activities and refreshments. Come to the Choir Room of the All in combat" by the
 Saints' Chapel on Thursday evenings, at 7 p.m. Civil Service, Secretary of the Navy. 1 r
 Waves, Sailors, Marines, Army, and Air Force everyone' is wel- RADM MASON B. FREEMANhas 0 _a
 '
 come. assumed Command of Cruiser wp
 ""
 Destroyer Fore, Pacific. e
 Fleet. Adm. Freeman relieved ".
 RAdm. Walter H. Baumberger, ,4<
 who has served as Cruiser eY ,,n ,'J

 Loaded withproblems Destroyer Force, Pacific Fleet : r41
 Commander Since May 1965.
 Adm. Freeman's last duty stationwas
 Assistant Chief of Naval
 ? Personnel for Education and Ens. Carolyn/ Ruth Baker, USHR ., ':..

 money Training. "It's a woman's world Is the adage that is being heard
 AMERICAN MILITARY POL- throughout the hangars of VP 30. The reason for this remark it::
 '
 ICE are conducting a training lies in the fact that VP 30 has a new Wave Officer. Ens. Carojyn' .:...
 Ib : program (or Vietnamese National Ruth Baker has broken a tradition of an all male squadron since ..,
 j :: Policemen at Di An RVN. Military she assumed the duties of Assistant Administrative Officer '
 police of the 1st MP Co., Not only is Miss Baker the first Wave officer in VP 30, but : ,
 1st Infantry Division, have been, she is also the only Wave officer in a training squadron on the East <I"*;
 teaching American techniquesand Coast in the Atlantic Fleet. -- needless t4 say, a most unique fea,
 methods to local policemen ;; '.
 k from Lai Thleu, Di An and Tu ture.The purpose for this breakingof Ing Officer of VP 30 stated ,."
 r 'Due districts. tradition is most meaningful.Since however, that Miss Baker's ,
 most of the officers in the presence generates a FEW
 squadron have flight duties, the problems but the attributes far
 squadron oftenfinds Itself short- outweigh these The pro-
 t J.tj .tj handed regarding officers. Miss blems that Cdr. Denmark alludL!
 Baker shall supplement this need ed to Involve the lack of a* ( ', ,.i,
 and help to add and maintain "Waves Head." The ,officers '
 Kingsley 'continuity of command.Her of the squadron quickly rose ''j.,...j::
 basic duties involve assisting to the situation and gave up :'"
 the administrative officer of their facilites. Thus,Miss Bak- r.t'j ,.
 MOTORS the ,squadron. Miss Baker alsohaO'quny er is now well provided for t4t'.
I \ \' collateral:)duties;these the sign,reads: "Carolyn's .';("
 w 2 MII.FS SO OF MASJAX include, 'welfare and recreation ,Heidi" Cdr; 'Denmark.hopes':' ., '
 that,Miss, Baker.,does .:/".
Ii of the unit,processing security however, "
 Get loan from IN ORANGE PARKNO .," .
 a clearances, custodian of techni- not request a powder room. This -
 cal publications and postal of- could prove to be a real chalrl..,.,..
! Household Finance MONEY DOWNTO ficers. lenge to the ingenuity of the per j' ,JJ'" :
 NAVY! (OAC) Miss Baker was rather surprised sonnel.: S
{ when she was assigned Miss Baker is originally from

,' When you have a money need, you're welcometo 59 PLYMOUTH FURY to the squadron but says that Shippensburg, Pa. She holds ', '
 she preferred administrative and Bachelor of Science degree
 the loan counsellor the a
 see military 2 Dr. Yellow
 H/top,
 personnel work. She says that from Penn State ( Class of 68))
 HFC office nearest base. He's trained White top.
 your she Is really enjoying her assignment in the field of Health, Physical
 to serve and satisfy thus far, -- and the Education, and Recreation. Miss'
 .: Gee NTHlePAYMjNT? IIA i the money needs of 62 RAMBLER WAGON odds of 294 men to one woman Baker entered Officers Candidate ;; :"" -'
 Z te Real Nice/ car. make for an interesting situationLt. School Newport, R. I. :;In':', .e : ,
 p part
 r p""' paritl servicemen like
 you.' J. W. Hoar Public Affairs October:.1966, and was commis:> (r::
 $100 5.93 729 10.07 18.48 So unload your 62 FALCON FUTURAR Officer of the squadronsays stoned *in February 1967.; xi ,..'' "r' .
 200 11.86
 .
 14.59
 300 17.79 20.14 36.97 ,money problems & H, Auto/trans., that having Miss Baker aboard -. Miss Baker has a brother, Lt..' '.,4
 21.88 3021 55.45
 Real Clean. is just great." (MC) George W. Baker, Jr.: ";" '::, r
 500 28,97 35,85 49.75 91.78 with loan from
 a Cdr. G. T. Denmark CommandTORQ '. ;
 who in the
 600 34.39 42.66 59.35 109.80 55 FORD HardtopA is, presently serving ,1'.
 HFCHouseholdFinance. real Beauty! Red & Mediterranean, home port being .:' ,, ,t
 Ghent art computed at 3% on thai part oftcktduled
 monthly Moncti not txcmtinf 9300 White/ / with/ matching Newport, R. I. Miss Baker ;lr'; :'
 and 2%on any itmoinda. Interior. Like New. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs'e,
 George W. Baker, Sr., of Ship, ." ,
 63 TEMPEST CONY. pensburg. Pa. **. .* .
 HOUSEHOFINANCE 4 spd.f; Baby Blue.
 Lawn Mowers & Tractors Concerning her military service -; ', .:
 Miss Baker comments:
 Lots of Cheapies. SALES & SERVICEw. "I couldn't think J of a better '. '
 Give Merchant Green Stamp. opportunity experience. I reI.I. f
 Gayaa Zrca i Plenty of Compacts. Open Daily 8 a.m.-7 p.m. commend' Nafvy for all women 'r .
 TIRE KICKERS always as a marvellous experience,' .
 25 West Forsyth St.-Phone: 355-9683 WELCOME! WE Sat. 8 am.6 p.m. especially the training they receive -1 I'
 at OCS." r- : .
 Cedar Hills Shopping Center FINANCE! Closed Sundays "
 Thus, while Miss fs finding e
 3734 1-4581
 Blanding Blvd.-SPring MOTORS"CYCLES
 duty in VP 30 interesting and ,"4 "

 3050 Beach Blvd.-Phone: 398-4541 Ph 264-4525 rewarding, the men of the squads" .' ,..i "
 still befuddled as to ,,: I
 Ask ab.ut.ur.wnln h un ron are
 4949 BLANDING BLVD. whether they should salute,
 PH 777 8244 shake hands or whistle. '


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 Also excellent opportunities in Group Insurance Sales & Service j.

 For more information t

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