NAVAL AIR FACILITY ATSUGI, Japan — High school students attached to Atsugi are eligible for a national Navy college scholarship, but the application is due by April 1.

Wings Over America seeks to support naval air personnel and their families. The group sponsors more than 20 scholarships each year and has provided more than $100,000 in scholarship aid since 1987, according to the organization.

Information and applications are available at www.wingsoveramerica.us.

Swimmers compete at Camp HumphreysSgt. Christopher Waid and Capt. Eric Miller each won three of the seven individual events in the 8th Army Indoor Swimming Championship at Camp Humphreys, South Korea, on March 18.

Waid, of Camp Stanley’s 61st Maintenance Company, won titles in the 100-meter backstroke, 200-meter individual medley and 400-meter freestyle events.

Miller, of the 527th Military Intelligence Battalion, took first place in the 50-meter freestyle, while Chief Warrant Officer Chris Hanzlik of the 2nd Combat Aviation Brigade won the event in the senior division. Miller also took first place in the 100-meter freestyle and 100-meter breaststroke.

Pvt. Davy Leghorn of Camp Hovey’s 4th Battalion, 7th Cavalry, won the 200-meter freestyle.

The team of 1st Lt. Francesca Graham, Chief Warrant Officer Donal Estep, Maj. Mike Matney and Hanzlik won the 200-meter medley relay.

The tournament fielded 14 swimmers, including two women.

Warhawks rotate to IwakuniMARINE CORPS AIR STATION IWAKUNI, Japan — Navy Strike Fighter Squadron 97, the Warhawks, arrived here March 16 from Naval Air Station Lemoore, Calif., as part of the six-month unit deployment program, officials stated in a release Monday.

The squadron replaces Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 225, which returned to Miramar, Calif., after their unit deployment in Iwakuni.

Scholarship deadline nearsMARINE CORPS AIR STATION IWAKUNI, Japan — The deadline is April 3 to apply for scholarships offered by the Officer Spouses Club to graduating seniors and dependent spouses.

Applications can be picked up at the Matthew C. Perry High School office or the University of Maryland University College office.

Call Beth Terrasse at DSN 253-2124 for more information.

Yokota clubs giving away prizesYOKOTA AIR BASE, Japan — The 374th Services Division is hoping to rev up interest in its clubs and restaurants.

The green flag on “It’s Your Club” promotion drops April 1 in the Yokota Officers’ Club, Yokota Enlisted Club and Services facilities such as Charlie T’s, Mosukoshi Delivery, Outback and Sunrise Bakery.

Club members can win a trip for two to the NASCAR Pepsi 400 on July 1 with oceanfront accommodations in Daytona Beach, Fla. Other top prizes include $1,000 in cash, roundtrip airfare to Honolulu, a laptop computer and JVC mini-disc home theater system.

The customer-reward program runs through June 16.

Eagle 810 outages scheduledYOKOTA AIR BASE, Japan — Eagle 810 AM radio will experience sporadic program interruptions this spring due to scheduled antenna maintenance on its transmitting site in Tokyo, American Forces Network officials said.

Daily broadcasts, however, still can be heard on base cable systems that carry a different signal, according to Marine Gunnery Sgt. Timothy McGough, operations superintendent for AFN Tokyo at Yokota. The work started March 13.

“It’s not going to be every week. It all depends on when the contractors and maintenance workers get out there,” McGough said. “It’s basically during daytime hours, usually from 7:30 [a.m.] to 4:30 [p.m.], and only affects the radio, so you won’t be able to hear us in the car, office or home. But we’re still broadcasting and still doing shows.”

Officials set aside 15 days in March and 15 more in April to conduct the maintenance. He said AFN hopes to be back to its 50,000-watt capacity by the end of spring.

“We apologize for the inconvenience … but the maintenance has to be done,” McGough added. “If we don’t do it now, it’ll be worse in the long run.”

Time change for Atsugi wrestling eventArmed Forces Entertainment has announced a time change for the April 20 ICW Pro Wrestling card at Naval Air Facility Atsugi’s Ranger Gym.

Matches are to begin at 5 p.m., followed by an autograph session with the wrestlers.

The show is free and open to all ranks. For more information, contact Atsugi’s Morale, Welfare and Recreation department.