• Published in the interest of the personnel of White Sands Missile Range \

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A five-year, $30-million U.S. Air Force. Alamogordo, WSMR director Army contract for data Under the new contract, of Procurement, and Emery C. collection services on White Dynalectron Land-Air last Ackerman of Las Cruces, Sands Missile Range has been week began its 25th year as the contracting officer, reported awarded to the Dynalectron major data collection con­ that 57 companies submitted Corp., Land-Air Division. tractor on the range. Initially preliminary proposals or The firm's main offices are under an Air Force contract competitive bids for the new in Washington, D.C., while and later under Army con­ contract, including the winning offices for the local operations tracts, the firm began its bid submitted by Dynalectron. are in Building 841 at Holloman operations on the White Sands Contracting officers' Air Force Base. An an­ range in 1950. representative is Jack L. • nouncement concerning the A five-year, $37-million Lowder, El Paso, of the Data awarding of the new contract contract expired Dec. 31, 1973. Collection Division, WSMR was issued from Washington It was extended for 45 days, National Range Operations last week. through Feb. 14, pending Directorate. Manager of the The contract will run from negotiation of the new con­ Dynalectron Land-Air Feb. 15, 1974, through Feb. 14, tract. operations at Holloman is Mel 1979. Over that period, it calls Harlan L. Sluyter of (Continued on Page 7 for an expenditure of $30,099,142. The first increment of the cost-plus-award-fee contract, amounting to $1.9 • million, was obligated to cover OWC International Night the period through June 30 of this year. The contract will be Fa'ther of Modern Rockefry funded annually thereafter on draws nearly 200 diners a fiscal year basis. As America celebrates its 200th anniversary in 1976, a golden first liquid fuel rocket and thrust the world into the age of Employing between 350 and Strange companif'ns indeed wives began designing the anniversary of great importance to the world, the nation and rocketry and space travel. For more on Dr. and Mrs. Goddard, 400 persons on this contract, when Spanish Empanadas, menu. Mrs. Myrna Griffiths, the missile range will also be observed. For it was in March 1926 see story inside. Dynalectron performs data French Coq au vin, Rhode whose husband, Allyn, is a that Dr. Robert H. Goddard, above left, launched the world's collection and photographic Island clam dip, Italian major at the Safeguard Lasagna, Swiss Fondue and ------support services, including Systems Evaluation Agency equipment maintenance, Chinese ham adorn the same $2.7 million, which will be The festive dinner had been SEA. He won a wine rack with by absentee process in their ·and Judge Advocate General reimbursed to the Army by the planned since last fall when the five bottles of expensive wine. home states' primary, general School, Army (Officer Basic and special elections. Course). A native of Ohio, CPT Apel BG Rogers, Medal of Honor winner • attended Princeton University, earning a bachelor of arts degree and a ROTC com­ mission in the Military Police Branch, U.S. Army. He then entered Vanderbilt Army artillery general praises missile range University School of Law in Nashville, Tenn., earning a A U.S. Army artillery Murphy as MOH winners to and " . . . this beautiful New Additional Lance batteries ot scheduled to undergo firing doctor of law degree in 1973. general stationed in West visit the range. Murphy toured Mexico weather certainly the VII Corps artillery, tests at WSMR in July and An avid sportsman, the Germany had high praise for the post in the early ·sixties makes the work easier." Seventh U.S . Army, are October of this year. captain was a member of the White Sands Missile Range and while on movie location in New Princeton University Karate New Mexico last week before Mexico . Club and a Black Belt, and returning to Europe. BG Rogers received his • while at Vanderbilt he was Medal of Honor during May president and coach of the Brigadier General Charles C. Rogers, commanding general 1970 from President Nixon Vanderbilt University Rugby during ceremonies at the White of VII Corps Artillery based Football Club. House. He was cited for CPT Apel is the son of Dr. near Stuttgart, Germany, ''conspicuous intrepidity at the came to the national range to Otto F. Apel Jr. of Portsmouth, risk of life, above and beyond witness three of his firing Ohio. He and his wife, the the call of duty," while serving batteries of the 42nd Field former Katherine M. Sutton of in the Fish Hook area of Artillery undergo annual Nashville, Tenn., live on post. Vietnam with the 1st Infantry Regarding his work as voting service practice firings of the Division Artillery. Army Lance. The Lance is a officer, CPT Apel said that in Under the direction of BG CPT John P. Apel surface-to-surface .ballistic 1972 about four million U.S. Rogers, his batteries withstood missile designed to provide three direct assaults on their greater fire support for Army • positions, firing long-range infantry divisions. BG Rogers, whose visit artillery pieces directly into Vet gives tips on marked the second of a Medal on-coming waves of enemy of Honor winner to the range, forces. At White Sands Missile said that the three Lance firing batteries of his command were Range, General Rogers also rabies ·prevention impressed with the cooperation had praise for his artillery shown at the range by both troops, who were firing Lance military personnel and civilian missiles for the first time. He With the problems some of skin, such as a bite or scratch. employes. - pointed out that the 2nd Bat­ The virus then travels along talion of the 42nd Artillery, that the surrounding towns are "I have been highly im­ the nervous system to the was undergoing firing tests, having with rabies, many pressed by the organization, brain. was the first battalion in VII e people have inquired as to what management, supervision and A human is most likely to be corps artillery to convert from they can do to prevent their professionalism of our military exposed to rabies by his pet. If Sergeant missiles to the newer Last minute check pets from getting this disease. sponsors Ost Battalion, 12th your pet is vaccinated against Lance. The post Veterinary Services Field Artillery, from Ft. Sill, rabies he is usually protected. "This range offers an ideal Under the watchful eye of Brigadier General Charles C. Rogers, left, a firing battery of the 42nd office has issued the following Okla.> and the military and If he is not vaccinated and is spot for our Lance firing tests, Field Artillery checks a Lance missile at White Sands Missile Range before launch. Japan, will begin at 10:30 a .m. All women the novel on Monday, I want to dangerous to anyone who is not opportunity by an advertiser will result in the refusal to print share a few reflections about emotionally stable. • ldvertising fr'om t.hat source. ' are invited to the observance. Ash Wednesday this experience. The film has an "R" rating, The 1974 Lenten Season "The Exorcist" is a story and the theater managers opens with the observance of about a young girl who comes seemed to be making a Ash Wednesday Feb. 'l:l. Both to be possessed by a demon. reasonable effort to enforce the 'Mickey-Mouse'?? Roman Catholics and Her mother. a famous movie required age limits. However, Protesiants at White Sands will star. fi nds no help within the the movie industry has been have special masses and medical community as her irresponsible in rating this film By SSG John Bunker employes of this chain are daughter degenerates into a with an "R" - it should easily wearing all over the country?" services. Uniforms attract attention! The Roman Catholics will savage demoniac. be rated "X" in light of the Or do they? I asked. "It never crossed my As a last resort, the mother brutality, violence and Some people whQ put on a mind," one answered. celebrate masses and the traditional blessing and seeks help from the church in language. uniform become self- My curiosity aroused, I the form of exorcism, the We all respond to various reviewed the restaurant's distribution of ashes on conscious. Or do they? Wednesday, Feb. 27, in the casting out of demons. Two experiences in terms of who we While kitchen manager in a operating instructions. Funny Sierra Chapel at l1 :30 a.m. and priests perform the exorcism are and what we believe. I am nationally-known chain thing. Those instructions and both die in the process. The an unorthodox Christian in that • outlined the wear of uniforms in Post Chapel at 4:30 p.m. restaurant, I decided to turn to Every Friday during Lent "happy ending" portrays a the only transcendent being I the military. Following that and appearance standards. there will be Stations of the rapidly recovering, normal girl can affirm is God himself decision, I was confronted by They even specify hair length, and her mother departing for whom we come to know in shoe color, proper wear of hat, Cross at 4:30 p.m. at Post various employes as to why I Chapel. California. several forms . would return to a uniformed etc. l$ound military? !n their journey through this While I cannot prove or Many military personnel Schedules distributed service where everyone looked During this week 125 copies bizzare tale, three men have demonstrate the nonexistence alike. have decided to g~t out because of Protestant denominational died and the readers-viewers of other supernatural beings The question appeared they consider the stress put on ARM TE have been exposed to an im­ such as the devil, demons, bearing and appearance is and Roman Catholic masses Dial rather odd to me as I looked at offered at White Sands were pressive presentation about the angels, spooks, astrological the waitresses in cute little "Mickey Mouse." distributed to the units, staff secretaries reality of demons or the in­ powers, magic, good or evil hats and red dresses, and the If you think bearing and carnation of evil. spirits, etc., I simply affirm appearance are peculiar to the and directorates of the range cooks in their black trousers for placement on bulletin The novel is well written in that they are not part of my • and red shirts - all having the military, look again. Civilian FACTs get briefing terms of suspense, descriptive expei;ience. boards. 3228 life is not so different, unless - chain name on their collars, material and characterization. Because of my theological you're eliminating jobs that If more posters are needed, shirt cuffs, dress cuffs. Oddly call the Post Chapel, 678-2725. Contr!buted by Bob Starman, Civilian Personnel Division, from Last week the secretaries of The language is foul but this in perspective, 1 could read the enough, they also had their last require a uniform: policemen, questions presented by WSMR employes and from other news the Army Missile Test and itself, while unfortunate, is not book and watch the film with a names over their right front cooks, medical personnel, sources_ Any person having a question of a general nature Evaluation Directorate were unusual. The potential problem degree of detachment and non­ pockets on the dresses and bread and soft drink salesmen, pertaining to Civilian Personnel rules, regulations and policies given a briefing to increase lies in the material itself. involvement. However, I am shirts - the same as the bus drivers and many others. is invited to call FACT ( 678-3228) for an answer. their awareness of the overall Demonology is presented in a concerned with the response military. Before making your decision mission at White Sands and to convincing manner which can that the film might evoke in They say you should never to shelve your military uniform show how their jobs relate to have the effect of confusing one with a more suggestible and return to civilian life, take Q. In the brochure on covering geographical answer a question with a Employee Benefits-1973, it locations in which the RIF'd that mission. some readers and triggering perspective. question, but in this case I another long lv::'l< The briefing, conducted by the imagination of others in a While I do not believe in If you can't measure up in says I can have an allotment employee is interested in couldn't refuse. taken out of my pay for relocating. Colonel William Pierce, deputy nightmarish manner. censorship, I do feel this film is "Don't you mind wearing the the military, you may not director of ARMTE, was given The film impresses me as potentially dangerous to few , make a good civilian either. payment of Insurance 0 0 0 same dresses, hats, shirts and as part of the Upward Mobility being downright dangerous for potentially harmful to some U'll feel different with • premiums and allotments for objective is 275 suggestions per Federal Women's Program The technical photography accrued sick leave ! ! support of relatives or 1000 employees, but WSMR­ coordinator, gave a short dependents (page 35 of TECOM employees had sub­ commentary on the briefing. brochure). These allotments mitted 315 per 1000 by She pointed out that the film are authorized, provided, you December 31 (an actual total of showed only one woman, who CHAPARRAL AUTO are assigned overseas or on 1,090 suggestions). was stacking computer cards, Amador at Valley Drive TDY for more than three Quality is not as good as in and expressed hope that when months. The next issue of the past years, although 15 per the film is updated more Today Las Cruces study body function and sur· brochure will be corrected to cent of all submissions are women will be shown in "Your Three Minutes Are viva! in outer space. RE-UPS - Storekeeper First reflect this requirement. being adopted. Estimated positions of greater respon­ Class S.J. Lewis, U.S. Navy, Lost our lease Quitting Business Up" - - Our credit card Sunday through Tuesday Q. I plan on resigning soon sibility. society gets the critical eye in recently re-enlisted in the annual savings were $99,701 by "The Sting" - - No synopsis mobster Robert Shaw. Roger Odum , A. Within three years after ';" · -t available. Wednesday best speaker separation. Tomorrow OTHER NEWS "The Sound of Music" - - Dr. find a fortune in stolen gold. Scheduled speakers for the Mesilla Valley Lincoln Mercury • Ann-Margret is the young Feb. 27 meeting are Ivan form due to the need for Social Peter Holmes (Carl Moehner l, Security number. The SSN is a zoologist and veterinarian, widow of a train robber who Borchtnik, Doyle Mathews, (This offer good on purchases from lures John Wayne into the Frank Dylla and Roger Odom. also required on all other reluctanlly agrees to permit Compensation forms. his dog, Wolf, to be used in a strange search so that they can Zeke Montes will serve as get the $50,000 reward for topicmaster and Joe Fuller will 0 0 0 Feb. 10th, 1974 thru March 10th, 1974) launch project commissioned Engineers and scientists, GS by the International Con returning the gold to Wells be chief evaluator. Al Allan will make the point of em­ 3-15, are entitled to nationwide fe~ence of Science at Geneva to Fargo. phasis. placement assistance in the Club 3422 meets each event of RIF. This assistance is Wednesday at the Officers provided by Civil Service Economy Transportation Open Mess from 11 :30 a .m. regional offices. An application until l p.m. Potential members will be forwarded by the are invited to attend meetings. Civilian Personnel Office to Marquis Monterey Custom BICYCLES each register-holding office 10-SPEED •

3-SPEED Upon purchase of a new Mercury your gas tank will be filled and you, along with one of PEUGEOT our'Sales representatives, will drive your new car at 55 MPH on from Las Cruces for 40 miles. Your gas tank will be refilled to determine the amount of gas used and to figure .Adultrikes We have a good selection of 2, your true mileage. Any difference in mileage we will reinburse customer any gallons dif­ 3, and 4 bedroom homes. ference at 60c per gallon for the 10,000 miles. [B -----­ MOTORCYCLES ...... Ml.S You Buy For Less ·You Drive For Less 523-7000 HONDA Eve. 524·3792 or 523-6068 YAMAHA At • BMW DAVE'S GREENHOUSE . MESILLA VALLEY 2 Miles South of Mesilla Park N.M. East side of Hiway 85 South LINCOLN-MERCURY Cruces Monday thru Saturday, 9 a.m .• 5 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. 1601 N. M ·ain .Los_ Cruces Cycle Cen.ter HOUSE PLANTS·CACTll·POTS .. ., 420 SOUTH VALLEY DRIVE SUCCULENTS-BEDDING PLANTS Ph. 526-2481 LAS CRUCES TERRARIUM PLANTS-DISH GARDENS • • MISSILE RANGER,_ FEBRUARY 22, 1974 • PAGE 3

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FOUR MORE - Specialist Four Danny Fero, a photographer assigned to White Sands Missile Range's Company C, Troop Command, has reenlisted in the Regular • Army for four more years. Specialist Fero, whose parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Fero live at 2520 Lake Street. Bakersfield, Calif., reenlisted for duty at Ft. Ord, Calif. A 1971 graduate of East Bakersfield High School. he first entered the Army Feb. 28, 1972. Miss Ganz • honored in 'Who's Who'

The daughter of a WSMR chaplain has been honored by the largest student award publication in the nation. Katherine A. Ganz, daughter of Chaplain (Major) and Mrs. Virgil A. Ganz and a senior at Mayfield

travel benefits 7 PIECE DINETTE SET LANE CEDAR CHEST Dark Oak Formica Table KROEHLER FULL SIZE SLEEP - Permanent change of station Choice of Styles With travel and transportation W/6 Vinyl C~vered Chairs. OR - LOUNGE entitlements were extended to Padded Tops all E-4s with over two years of Factory List Price $159.00 Herculon Cover $ 0 0 e Factory List Price $119.00 2 0 s service beginning Jan. 2. Factory List Price $309.00 The old regulation offered these services only to E-4s over two years on a six year com­ mitment and E-4s over four years. The new entitlements include dependent travel, trans· portation of household goods and privately owned vehicles, tratler allowances, dislocation allowances and overseas station allowances .

• Henry Block has 17 reasons why )UU should come to us for income tax help.

Reason 14. We're human, and once in a great while we make a mistake. But if our error means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We • pay any interest or pen­ alty. We stand behind our work.

TH! IM COJ!LU.X PCOrLf 1515 S. SOLANO 524-0370 LAS CRUCES OPEN?·? WEEKDAYS • 9.5 SAT.- SUN. PAGE 4 • MISSILE RANGER, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 You and • CLASSIFIEDS your ACS A free service for civilian and military personnel of WSMR. Personal. non-comerclal · ads accepted until noon Tuesday. By Bobbi Dahl Post Charinel 5 TV Log Mall to "Missile Ranger" STEWS-IN, WSMR 88002 or bring to For you who have been Bldg 100, Room 108. No phone ads, please. Ads received after asking and for all other in­ Tuesday noon will be run in the following week's paper. terested persons, the ACS has announced three new classes. 9:0C Electr ic Co . A citizenship class will be .SA TUii:CAY 10:00 Sesame St r eet h : l~ f ?"elude 9:30 On Trail- Bird . 11 :CO i~usi c Kaleidoscope 12 :30 Your Fut ure Now-Read. 19. :i::rir.g ll : 2C Take Ten 1:00 Great Decisions- SO\·i e t - each class will consist of two 6: t (, ',·;,:t~ f.'f-ek i 5trPet ll :JO ~: isterorers Neifhhcr hood American Detente SERVICES BY periods - 4S minutes of basic 6:)0 hlE'xar.cer ~;evs k y 12 :{.X) rrench Chef- Grande Pinale: 1:30 Music Kaleidoscope 9:0(. APPOINTMENT ONLY English reading and 4S minutes Fi r t nf :.ine ~it Down Dinne r 1:50 Science Potpourri of government. 10: :JC You r Fut"re Now- Eng . 1) 2:10 Sounc Go Round l :G<.. 1-ci ~ m 2:30 Rei:or t e s 4: 4~ rre lude 0 The classes will meet twice l : JO ::us ic Ka lei dos core 3 :OC· Upotairs/Downstairs- Out of each week and will be com­ 5 :OC Fot: t Ga ~t.' 1:50 Science 1-otpourri Everywhere Styling 7 :U:: pleted in time for the ceremony Zoom 2 : 10 Sound :;a Round 4:00 Se same Street 7 :JC Lo rd of the Univer "e 2 :30 Di s tinguished Lecture Ser . Custom Hair Extension 1025 So. Solano e:>c 5 :00 )li.ste r ogers Neighbor hood swearing in new citizens in Las neJifiOUS Arne r ica- '' eet :~ e 3 :)0 Impuestcs , Nuevamcnt e 5 :30 Electr i c Co . Phone: 524-2966 Las Cruces, New Mexico Cruces June 8. i n Ca l ilee 4 :00 Sesame Street 6 :00 Woman-Battered Child Sewing and alterations for 9 :0C' Uptai~s/~0 1..nst a i rs<.ut of 5 :CO !·'.isteroi:e:·s Neiyhoorhood 6:)0 Hablemos Es panol t he sv~ rj""Wher e beginners ii: being offered by ~ : )0 F.le ctr ic Co , 7 :00 Priom (, :CO Gr eat Decisjons- Sovi et- 7:30 Co11cer t Hall :fur. ;i,;y popular demand. Come and A:ne ri~.:in Jetent.e 8 : 00 On th" Trail FOR SALE e:15 frelude learn to sew - put the money 6 :J O Hablemos :::Spanol 8 : l0 C Dll'~un i c a ti o r. s & Educa t i on 8 :JC iioma n· ·Battered Ch i ld ~ ,co New 'lrxiro wtdoors CAMERA EQUIPMENT. Canon Act...... , ... you save in your vacation fund. 8 :) 0 AFS "t Wor k 9:00 Slec t r ic Co . 7:)0 FrojecLor.s in Edi;cation 9:30 In the fublic Inte rest? • 35mm single lens reflex, FL Economy Priced An ACS orientation course 9::c Cour se of G'\Jr Times- Car- 8: 0C Behind the Lin<.>s 50mm F 1.8 lens w/1/1000 shut· New & Used We Buy & Sell will be offered two full days for denas i< 'fex . ~'.i d cle :.. a y -/: l C FotPmkin WEDN!':SIJAY Open Mon. thru Sat. new volunteers, volunteers lO: OC. Sesame Street 8 : 15 Pr elude ter speed and case. F = 200mm ll: CC Scien ~eo Fotpourri 1255 N. Main 523-6485 who have not completed the F'iilllAY 8:30 Concert Hall telephoto lens. w/case. Wide angle 11: 2C Ta ke Ten 8 : ls helude 9:0C El ect r ic Co . lens w/case. Tripod w/case. Elec­ course and for all persons ll: } 0 Mister ore'"s t.:ei ehbor hood 8 : 30 l're r.ch Chef- Grande F'inale 9 : 30 Are You a Sisyphus ? tric flash and regular flash unit interested in becoming 12 : OC ·.ashington r.onnection '1 :00 ::lectric Co . 9 : 40 Sound Go Round 12: 10 Ca rr1.scoier.das 9:JO Pcrfor:nanc e- Cn rt1 nen~als lO:OC Ses ame Street Le ·•'ler carrying case for came ra volunteers. It is informative, l : UJ Zoom 9 : 40 Sound Go ilound 11:00 Scienc ~ Potpourr i an'1"accessories: Sell as unft for not only about your ACS, but 1 : JC r:thnfr Stur.ies 10:00 Se~am~ ~t r eel ll : 20 Take Ten $250. Call 6 78-54 77/3203. about all the agencies and 2 :Ot· f{p ) igious A'llerica- Meet )le 11 :00 Zoom 11:)0 "jsteroger s Neii;hbor hood in G ~ , ilee activities available on this 11:)() ~lis t erorer~ NPi(hbo rho.0- V-8 engine Supply Clk, Tele Inslr-Rpr, various helper types in WG trade 1700N. MAIN Today and Tomorrow w/factory It po~ s teering & positions. Critical need for supply clerks at present. LAS CRUCES Gladys Knight Golden Gloves Tournament · brakes, tinted glasi,' AM radio, Tickets are on sale at the EP Civic Center . For more information see bulletin boards or call 678-1606. 11 ,600 m iles, in excell ent condi­ OFFICE 524-3366 CO NUS HOME 523-6007 Recr eation Services Office, Today and Tomorrow ti on, $2,450. Call Vic Celania, Bldg 143, for the Gladys Knight "Fiddler on the Roof (for six Attorney-Advisor (Tax)GS-lS Army-Wash, DC Feb28 678-4224, Duty or 6 78-1085 ITAU IAIM and the Pips concert to be held weekends) · Upstairs Theatre Attorney-Advisor (ContGS-14 Army-Wash, DC Marll Home; see at 420 Pershing Dr. at NMSU's Pan American Downtown (military discounts, Maint Mgt Sp GS-11 Ft Snelling, MN Mars SHIPS OVER - Senior Chief A Center Friday, March 1 at 8 $2.50 per person) · 8:30 p.m. Supv Air Traf Contr Sp GS-14 Ft Huachuca, AZ Mars '56 WILLYS Jeep, $750. Call IMSUIAN CI Fire Control Technician G. H. 678-1702. ., p.m . ' 'Thars Gold in Them Thar Adm Off GS-14 Army-Vicksburg, Mars Watson recently re-enllsted In STATE FARM MUTUAL · Available to all WSMR Hills" - Turn of the Century Equal Opp Off GS-12 Army-Huntsville, the U.S. Navy for six years. '73 DODGE DART Sports Coupe, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY personnel, reserved seat Theater - 8:30 p.m . Ala Mar 1 318 engine, 21,000 m iles w/new Home Office: Bloomington , Illinois RE-UP SMILE Staff ticke ts are $4. General ad­ "Everybody Loves Opal" Supv Computer Opr GS-9-10 Navy, Hawthorne, Mar lS RD 1 07V Bridgestone Radial Sergeant James W. McCoy Jr., mission tickets a re not starring J an e Kean · Adobe Nev T ires. Assume 27 payments of Company A, Troop Command, For all kinds of WANTED available at the Recreation Hor ses ho e Th ea tre Computer Opr CS) GS-5,6,7 Navy, Hawthorne, Mar lS $89.22. SP4 Maguire, 678-4546 has reenlisted for four ad­ Nev Alterations CAMERA, Professional, SLR, Services Office. Restauratnt in San Elizario - for men & ladles or 526-3145. ditional years in the Regula r Computer Tech (2) GS-6,7,8 Navy, Hawthorne, Mar lS such as Bronica, Hasselbald, etc., Army. A veteran of duty in Ticket sales end Thursday, Call for time. Also Sunday See '67 BUICK Riviera w/new 455 cu Feb. 28 at noon. afternoon. Nev that uses 2Y. X 2!4 roll fi lm, fast Vietnam, Korea and Germany, Computer Sys Anal NATHAN' S in motor, gold paint w/leopard shutter, interchangeable lens. Call Tomorrow GS-7,9,11 Navy, Hawthorne, Mar lS a I Men's Weer & • SSG McCoy reenlisted for duty or Prog (S) vinyl top, plush ve lvet interior, 42 Nev Lee McClue, 675-4 122 Holl oman with the 118th Ordnance Expectant parent classes Junior Rodeo · Northgate Tailors in. Mickey T hompson ti res w/10 Supv Gen Engr (2) GS-12 & 13 Navy, Hawthorne, Mar IS Ii AFB. Detachment at Ft. Bliss, Tex. Classes for expectant Arena, 3612 O'Hara Road · 1 :30 205 E. Lohman Las Cruces in. rims. See at MP Co. or call Nev He is a radar super visor. parents will be held March 6, 13 p.m . Lomador Center 523-6450 Torrez at 678-4 105/4065. and 20 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in For more information call 678·312S. Molly Bee - Cabaret, 11024 ""' Promotions the conference room at McAfee Carlsbad Hwy. Army Health Clinic. Classes, Var iedades Mexicana s · covering many aspects of Chamizal National Memorial · VALLEY EMPLOYMENT BRAN D NEW announced pregnancy, labor and delivery, 8:30 p.m . NOW LEASING AGENCIES are open to all interested Sunday COME OUT AND SEE LAS CRUC ES NEWEST AND FINEST APARTME NTS Engineers, Technicians -YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR ONE- WASHINGTON

By Linda Roper Beginning and Intermediate to determine champs golf lessons started Wednesday morning with one group eager ASL defeated SAFSEA in a the strong board work of Doug to learn and another group squeaker, 50-47 to open the 1974 Laymon and Tom Preston, but eager to improve their game. Intramural Basket ball Laymon fouled out and ASL The lessons will continue for Championship Tournament. controlled the ball from then six weeks. SAFSEA pulled to a 25 point on . • We congratulate winners of lead in the opening stanza John Venturi led ASL scoring the weekly tournament in behind the hot shooting of with 15 markers followed by January, the winners of the Damon Williams, but ASL 'Larry Momany with nine. Ringer tournaments for outscored SAFSEA 25-16 in the Damon Williams led SAFSEA December and January, and second half to take the lead for . with 18. the Birdie Tree winners for good. · • Don Burlingame led the January 25. SAFSEA put on a late rally Medics past a determined A Weekly tournament winners and almost pulled it out behind Co. team 40-37. Mike Bator led for January 23 were Lossie A Co. scoring with 13 points. Buck with low putts and Burlingame and Luverne January 30th, Johanna Steffon both had 10 for the Williams and Pat Quick, blind Box scores Medics. partners. John Venturi hit 10 of his 16 Winners of the Ringer ASL (50l-SAFSEA (-li) , points in the second half as ASL tournament were: first flight, 14 more years ASL (field goals, free throws, pulled the IM tournament's Big four split • Linda Roper; second flight, total points l - Venturi 7, l, 15; first upset by downing co­ Donna Janes; third flight, Edge 1, 0, 2; Campbell 3, o, 6; favored C Co. 42-35. C Co's A Fran Dasey and low putts, Pat Re-enlisting in the U.S. Navy are, from left, FTM2 N.R. Folkerts, ETI R.W. Weaver. and FTJV11 Crockett o, o, O; McManus 1, 3, team, which likes to run, was J .R. Williams. Captain H. E. Davies Jr. does the honors. FTMI Williams shipped over for six 5; Sparks I , 1, 3; Leydecker I , marred by 27 turnovers and Jennifer Brumblay demonstrates the pin line-up as It was when Quick. she converted the big four split. Daughter of Major and Mrs. R. years and the others for four. t.&>.IC.I 17S lndln ...... planted in the southeast and Vietnam to spend two-week Officers - Scharbow 4, 0, 8; Secretary of Defense James R. I '#a 2911 MX ...... +Chicken +Shrimp south-central waters are leaves at home with their Schlesinger today announced enlistment options offer HAllLIY CHOl",.!lt ...... •• . .., Party catering-Any Size Hatten 5, 0, 10; Williams 11, 0, I C•I owr SS.GOO to build, llnlllll - caught bv fishermen. families. 22; Jones 0, 1, l; Kuras 4, 1, O; the planned reduction of Army prospective soldiers various I C1D11e1111t11. Open Daily 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. Trout fishing opportunity, Working through 17 USO Floyr 1, 0, 2; Kearin 2, o, 4. Air Defense Nike Hercules inducements, including cash I Htlm1t1 From St 1.95 Closed Monday the division points out, would centers in Vietnam, ser missile batteries in the Con­ bonuses, releasing these Castro! SOc Quirt 1510 S. Solano Dr. Las Cruces Totals - 27, 2, 56. be severely limited in those vicemen were able to buy Medics - Miles 2, 0, 4; Miller tinental United States trained soldiers before I (LIMIT • QUARTll ~ake Out Orders realizing the full employment areas were it not for the winter round-trip tickets to the U.S. on 3, 0, 6; Steffen 3, 1, 7; Ward 1, 0, (CONUS) as part of an overall I Yam!ha of El Paso trout plants. Late spring and World Airways at one-half of realignment of CONUS air of their training and ex· 526-6497 2; Schraf 3, O, 6; Burlingame 5, I 9605 Montana at McRat summer water temperatures the normal cost for charter 0, 10; Tucker- 0, 2, 2; defense. perience is counterproductive ..I ______598-5456 _ are too high for the trout to flights. (ANF) Neutaboom 1, 0, 2. Totals - Specifically , Secretary to the accomplishment of the survive year-round in most of Totals - 18, 3, 39. Schlesinger has directed that overall Army mission:" (ANFJ the state's southern waters. liHC No. I (72> -HHC No 2. the phase-out of 48 Nike Her­ Lakes and streams receiving If thinking paint~ the path to under­ cules batteries - 21 of which stundin~ . Darlene Jone' of ~ort \\alton HHC No. 1 - Quezerque 5, O, winter rainbow plants include 10; Foster 7, 1, 15; Karg 9, 0, are operated by Regular Army Oasis State Park and Green lkud1. Florid•• 'l'rrm to ~ i:rtting it units and 27 by the Army CH1NESE FOOD together. rake a tip from Darlent'­ 18; Wooten 3, 0, 6; Dixon 2, 0, 4; Acres Lakes near Clovis, National Guard - begin by SEAFOOD, STEAKS ha'I~ . um• i'l' dt'l"i,ion' ma~ <:o't ~011 Barber 6, 3, 15; Spradlin 1, 0, 2; Chapparal Lake, Lovington ; Weaver 1, O, 2. Totals - 34, 4, 72. April, 1974, and be completed in thr loni: run. Sean Nicholas Brennan, son by the end of June, 1975. DININGS P.M. TO 10 P.M. Green Meadows Lake, Hobbs: HHC. No. 2 - Tener 6, 1, 13 ; LOUNGE 12 P.M. T02 A.M. Eunice Lake: Jal Lake , of Second Lieutenant Terrence The remaining four Nike Accrued ~ick leave M. and Barbara Jo Brennan, Tello 7, 0, 14; Figuera l, 0, 2; Carlsbad Municipal and guarantees full salary. White 2, o, 4; Mack 7, o, 14 ; Hercules units and eight Hawk HAPPY HOUR 12 P.M. T06 P .M. 209 Anniston, WSMR, Feb. 15. units in Florida will be retained CLOSED MONDAY Krister Leidig Petracek, Kerr O, O, O; Sabetta o, 0, O; Herman 0, 0, 0. Totals - 23, 1, 47. for contingency and training daughter of Captain Michael R. missions. The National 709 SOUTH VALLEY DRIVE IIHC 1".o. I~ i8l - ASL C-18) Army and Constance Petracek, 107 Guard technicians associated Rossford. WSMR, Feb. 19. HHC No. 1 - Quezerque 7, 0, .. 14; Foster 5, 0, 10; Weaver 5, 2, with Nike Hercules units will Las Cruces PHONE 524-9198 12; Karg 12, 2, 26; Spradlin 1, 0, be retained in the National 2; Barber 6, 0, 12; Dixon 1, 0, 2. Guard structure for use in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· 111.4 E. Lohman Totals - 37, 4, 78. other programs. Protect Yourseif 524-9913 ASL - Venturi 5, 1, 11 ; Dayton Help protect yourself and 7, 1, 15; Campbell 0, 2, 2; others you love by having I ~~ <·Villa Sierra ! Momany 2, 0, 4; Edge 4, 0, 8; 1 COUPON SPECIAL regular medical checkups, and McManus 1, o, 2; Sparks 2, o, 4; APARTMENT HOMES ' then write a check to the ~ FEB. 22-2.4 Crockett 1, o, 2. Totals - 22, 4, . ' • American Cancer Society . 48. GREAT FOR RETIREMENT • SEPARATE AREA FOR FAMILIES THE CITY BARBER SHOP SOME PETS ALLOWED IS NOT JUST A 'CLIP JOI NT' I f 2200 Corley Drive I HAMBURGER It is concerned about your best looks ! 2 TACOS CONVIENTL Y LOCATED AT ; Corne r Of Wyoming & Payne ' . I lOSTADA . I BE AN BURRITO 1201 N. MAIN. LAS CRUCES - 524-8616 526-3679 ' Featuring Sebring Stylings I I- l 1onarch ~eal e"tate eurp.:' ALL THIS FOR ONLY Sl.00 SHOE SHINE PARLOR OPEN DAILY •• II' r i:700 S. SOLANO ORIVEllMLAS CRUCES. NM 88001111111 ' • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...--..~~~~~~f • ll'AGE 6 - MISSILE RANGER, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 W id ow of 'Father of Modern Rocketry' continues help to husband, his dream

By John Donornn 100111 01 lltr 1\url:e::.ler home, joshes now that "Bob married .\merica 's ~OOth Anniversary Maple Hill, where her husband me because I was the only one in 1!176 will be more than a was born almost 91 years ago. who could read his writing and patriotic observance for an The home. particularly the edit his work," there were indomitable lady in Worcester. li\·ing room. is as it was in other reasons. She was at­ :\lass. The widow of "The Goddard's era. The piano in the tractive, intelligent, deter­ Father of :\lodern Rocketr_y" northwest corner and other mined and as much married to will observe the golden an­ furniture is in the same order Goddard' s dream as he was. ninrsary of her husband's and depicted by photographs taken One of her first tasks was to the world' s first liquid fuel in earlier times. The scientist's track rocket flights with a rocket. the most significant paintmgs. some of New movie camera. advance in near!~ a millenium England landscapes and some "We had a French camera, a of rocketry. of the Southwest desert. adorn Sept. which allowed seven the walls. A floor fan provides seconds of frames," she Esther Kisk prom1seo a soft breeze. recalls. "I had never used a Nahum Goddard that his son "Each day I try to do camera before and my first would gain 15 pounds within a something for the cause." she test came when Bob launched year after she married him. remarked this summer. "It the first liquid fuel rocket. She kept her promise and may be a relatively minor task Mar. 16, 1926. restored to health Robert such as answering a routine "I set up the tripod and Hutchings Goddard. who had question of a student studying started the camera at ignition. been ill most of his 42 years. my husband's work or it might But there was always a That was in 1924 and. though be something bigger like heartstopping moment before indirect, it was the first and compiling some of his papers. liftoff -- evidently several this Mrs. Esther Goddard most important of her many But I try to a little something day -- because I ran out of film attempts to further her for him everyday.·· before the rocket took off. I woman paused to visit with a husband's grandiose dream, The sporty. 72-year-old missed that flight. Later. Bob friend who is curator of a interplanetary space travel. woman answered questions named the film 'The empty special collection. One of his Goddard, a physicist who while climbing hills and dales frame after a long time'." remarks elicited wit and un· had suffered from tuberculosis in central Massachusetts. She She perfected her movie derscored the purpose of Secretaries meet at WSMR of both lungs, sustained his pointed to where the first talent and, as the world's first Esther Goddard. recovery to live another 21 rocket was launched, where it tracker of rockets and the "Except for special Las Cruces public school secretaries at a luncheon held , hostess of the meeting; Dorothy McKenzie ; Martha Lujan March 2 in Las Cruces. They installed officers and toured the Modern Rocketry" for Occasionally , she wiped her about 3,000 feet of rocket film. probably will be in pill form. __,.rf9Ct. If you have a comment or Tip of the Hat aspects she explained: and departments to see if the swered. Some questions asked '72 Cadillac Cpe. . . $3795 question we'd like to discuss it. "Bob felt science was a bulk data reflects a racially so far are: Write Judy Flesch; ATTN: OtVlllt-Low mll-. proportionate representation Q. Why does RR-EO, if it is closed conversation between '71 El Dorado .... $3795 AMCPT-HR; USAMC; 5001 one man and nature. When he NI~ CGclllklc c;:p.., -1 110,0GI. in all areas . where such par­ militarily oriented, provide Eisenhower Ave.; Alexandria, '72 Plymouth .... $2195 ticipation leads to an im­ training to civilians too? sent up a rocket, he was asking Va . 22304. nature, 'ls this right?' When it 9 PDll·• tvstom - Ha ,_, provement in life situations. A . First, racial Join a car pool. You might just get Suggestion Awards <.cash> Cruces. '73 leMans ...... $2795 e WSMRites are also invited to was scientifically wrong, the Sedan, all txtrm. 10.GllD mllel. In areas where minority discrimination pierces through picked up by Gloria Hendry, star of James L. Smith, NOMTF, Quality Step Increase contact Second Lieutenant rocket failed miserably, but 2-'73 Cutlass .. $2995 UP representation is dispropor­ the civilian as well as the HELL LP IN HARLEM by American $230. Edith H. Meagher, LG, Las Roelse at the RR-EO office when it was right, we were in Supreme coupe • Mdarl, flu NW. tionally high, a close military uniform. Second, International. With the energy shor- Richard 0. Young, PR, El Cruces. 70 Mark II Cpe •.•. $2995 here, 678-3584. for a thrill." assessment is made of the AMC is an organization where tage, concerted efforts will help us keep Paso, $110. George J. Clegg, TE , Las COntiMlllCI. ~ . Cott ltSOO. factors causing it, and actions things tog1ther. Augustin A. Barcena Jr., CP, Cruces. She emphasized that too little 71 Cadillac Sedan $2995 civilians greatly outnumber OfY.lti., 22.GllD Ml~. are recommended to correct it. military personnel. To restrict El Paso, $100. John I. Wilt, TE, Las Cruces. is made of the disap­ pointments, failures and so­ '70 El Dorado Cpe. $2795 This part of the program it to any one group would make CW-4 Robert F. Jarrell, Outstanding Codlltao-Extl'e NICI. Cott .... relates to military personnel the program that much less Perkins elected to head SSEA, WSMR, $100. Performance Rating called wasted time on projects '70 Mere. Marquis • $1495 Station wagon, oU elllrcls. • ' only. They cannot share EEO relevant. Wayne D. Anderson, FE, Las Hilda M. Hernandez, ME, El and refers to an article by Blair Kinsman in the Johns Hopkins 2-67 Chrysler ... $695 UP facilities with civilian em­ Q. How does RR-EO Cruces, $50. Paso. N.Y.. Sedclll &. 9 poK. WCIQOI> A-1. , ployes because they come prevent discrimination? White Sands credit union Margaret L. Blevins, PT-C, Elias S. Benitez, LG, El Magazine, "The scientist's '64 Cadillac.Sedan . . $49S under different regulations. La Luz, $50. Paso. files usually contain more . 15 COMPACTS ', The four points of difference Estanislado V. Torres, NR, Patricia W. Sauntry, SSEA, material on what won't work Mavericks - Skylarks - Mall­ A new board of directors was (or similarity) between RR-EO quarterly (6.18 per cent annual El Paso, $50. El Paso. than on what will. (They bus • leMans • Dusters : elected at the annual meeting and EEO may help you to percentage rate). Robert N. Kelsey, ASL, Violet M. Davis, SSEA, Las portray) recognizable Cutlass - Chevelle • Opef USAFI to of the White Sands Federal e visualize their respective At the end of 1973 the capital Organ, $25. Cruces . human minds at work, not a 74 • 73 • 72 • 70 • 69 .. ' Credit Union at the Non­ fl.Dlctions : assets of the credit union were Walter F. Mareczko, El Sustained Superior monolithic facade of PRICED lrYN · • close May 31 commissioned Officers Open about $8.5 million. Paso, $25. Performance Award established results." 2 '69 & '70 Lincoln RR-EO Mess Feb. 12. 1. For military personnel Offices are located at WSMR Albert V. Johnson, LG, Las Kenneth S. Carnes, NR, Las Mrs. Goddard urges un· Cont...... ;$1395 up· · • The Department of Defense, Elected for three-year terms in Bldg 143 (678-2175) and in Cruces, $20. Cruces. derstanding of error and Sedanl, !xtra Ntce. • • ' '69 T-Bird Coul)e .. $1395 in compliance with a were Bertram Leslie, Joshua. Las Cruces at 130 W. Lohman Stephen H. Nemeth, LG, El Robert G. Tucker , NR, El "human" aspects of scientific Cramer and Arthur and for Londou FOf'd, ' "' '" Town. Congressional order, has (524-0001 l. Operating hours at Paso, $20. Paso. study. She claims a better '70 Chev. Pickup . $1795 .:: two-year terms. Carlos the missile range are from 10 BEAT THE directed that the U.S. Armed Suggestion Awards appreciation of recent space '.orq wllll ~. 25.000 mllft. • ~ Forces Institute be closed by Bustamante and Charles E. a.m. to 3 p.m., normal working advances because she com· 2-69 & 70 Cads $1595 UP . ~ ICE INCREASE May 31, 1974. (Chuck l Feind. Marvin days. Jack C. Ward, AD , El Paso. ]\;CQ Ladies Auxiliary prehends the frustration SedaM Ille belt. lllrlcel crt going Ill>• UP• \IP. Buy Brotherton and Gilberto Mares 70 Skylark . . . . $159~ , llCIW 9f'td ICIVt. Wt !rode for motf To insure that the in­ The Las Cruces office is open Arlene Steuwer, FE, El The Non -Commissioned scientists encounter on their '4don, Oii ext"", ~. cmytlllng Of value. MOlltrehorgt, were elected to two-year terms Tuesdays through Fridays way to success. knkAmtrlCGl'd. stallation is closed by this date Paso. Officers Ladies Auxiliary held '69 Continental .•. $1295 ·" I rand MW lllO Enduro . • ... 55:19 contracts with oU.er in­ on the Credit Committee. from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Nick R . Nieto, AD , Las its monthly business meeting "Absolutely not," she lncoln Sedon, c1... . Strut Legal for 15 yr. old. '64 Chev ...... $695 Brend new 11~ t:nd•oro. Eltclrl: U7' stitutions are being terminated The Board of Directors met on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 Cruces. the 12th of this month. responds, tersely, when asked MollOu Coupe, '"nd lltW 175 Enduro .....· .. r74' the next day to elect officers p.m. if too much is spent on the ctea". • dro1od new 150 MX . .. .. Slit and no additional applications lSG Jimmy L. Flowers, TC, There were 21 members and '66 Riviera ...... $595 8 rand ,,... 3611 MX ...... S8ot will be accepted. Individuals for the year. New officers are: Either office can be con­ WSMR. fouP visitors present. New space program. She em­ Buick Coupe, all txtra1, clton. l rand new 500 Elldure .. . . •1099 George Perkins, president; tacted for information on phasized the necessity of '73 Vega Coupe . $2595 Strttt or dirt. Fontostlc price presently enrolled in the Margaret L. Blevins, PT-C, members are Cathy Heskett, ... lrand ntw SC 500 MX . • ,_ courses should have no trouble Marvin Brotherton, vice­ membership, loans and other La Luz. Connie Saliz, Krys Larsh and spending large amounts c:hev.. automotlt • arr, llkt .-. .. Workl'I lmootl"ell big dirt l>lkt. .. lrond new foc;tory J rail mo.lorcyclt finishing them. president; Bertram Leslie, financial services. Special Act Award Hye Sue Hagenbuch. whenever one uses the trial and tra11er1 • • .. • • .. • • S19.S.S265 treasurer: and Carlos error method. BLISS AUTO 7' YZ 2l0 Yornal>o ...... 113" Applications for testing Diana R . Arias, PT-C, El The club will hold a valentine I HI laJI - Flit Cm ." Castro! Oil 50c Qt. received at the Armed Forces Bustamante, secretary Paso. dinner-dance tomorrow at 7:30 At the Goddard Library, the 4nt Penlll11C Hl·llll 11 your car starts skidding, -Slaet 1N7• Limit 6 QI. Institute after March 15 will be Elected to the Supervisory Quality Step. Increase p.m. at the NCO Open Mess. A steer in the direction of the Helmets from $11.95· returned without action. An­ Committee were E .H. Mabry, and Outstanding steak dinner will be served and GREATER a f'ASO skid. Lay off the brakes. YAMAHA DEALERS swer sheets received after the Arthur C. Hope. Captain John Performance Rating a pop band will play following ... Yamaha of El Paso I 15th of April cannot be scored. C. McArdle, Don Evans and Manuela H. Bunch, AD . Las the dinner for dancing. . Paul Robson. More than $100 billion in .• 9605 Montana at Mc:Rae I Any requests for official test It \\ as a nnounced at the guaranteed loans helped • 598-5456 I reports and duplicate military i$$'$$$ $$$$$) . veterans build or purchase 8.5 test reports received after meeting that the White Sands ,_-... . Yamaha Northeast I credit union paid more than million homes since the April 15th cannot be processed. Veterans Administration's GI 9126 Oyer at Hondo Pm I All lessons that are now out $418.000 in dividends to its 755-1358 I members m 1973. The current loan program was initiated m must be returned to the USAFI 1944. I HASS~~,'!!!~~!s .... I • in order to be processed. dividend rate is 6 per cent .... AND SOME IAD NEWSI I Autb-Motorcycle HAYES I First the bod news. Kowosoki is going to haw a I NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS Homlt'Mobilehorna VOLKSWAGEN . For Late Model Cars and Late Model Rebui Ide rs INSURANCE I ~OWrfORsTHl GOOD NEWS • •• 72 VW Bus · 7 passenger extra clean - "PARTS READY TO INSTALL" GOOD STUDENT ·1Sport City Inc. received a large shipment of I We Buy Burned & Wrec:ked cycles before the increase. If you're thinking of ' DISCOUNTS 71 VW Bus.· 7 passenger sharp WHERE TO EAT?? . TRY US <;ars & Truc:ks ... buying o motorcycle to beat the gas shortage; Do .. MONTHLY PAYMENTS 68 VW Bus - 7 passenger like new 00 WHERE THE FOOD IS CONSISTENTLY GOOD Call 524-8539 May -Be Arranged 68 VW Bus · 7 passenger. very clean Chilton Insurance AND YOU CAN CHOOSE WHAT YOU WANT. I :it HURRYANDSEE THEM! I ' SH OR CALL Bill GECK. 751-8833 MOST MEALS SERVED WITH OUR FAMOUS Auto Salvage Agency HOT DINNER ROLLS. (2 M iles East of Count ry Club) Las Cruces 8~~3 Dyer I SPORT CITY INC. I H:1hway 70 East (Mailing Address 1728 Foster 1355 N. Maih St Ph. 52.. 7146 I El Paso, Texas 2401 N. MAIN - LAS CRUCES - PH. S24-04Sl I 8002 DYi•_..-...111-6431 I ••• • in the house at all times. . MISSILE RANGER, FEBRUARY 22, 1974. PAGE 7 Voting officer For rabies control remember Central Post Fund Activity •to report all stray animals to the Military Police and never count," he said. play with, or allow your pets to CPT Apel gave the following play with, any strange animal, information for WSMR voters. tame or wild. Child Care Center to get new building If you happen to be bitten, The nation's first primary you should clean the wound election of 1974 will be held immediately - with soap and By Jacqui 8arry has also been approved and when Illinois' voters go to the The new building will development of all our water and then see your doctor President, Child Care Center engineers will begin work for provide a separate infant children. polls March 19, according to for treatment. In order to obtain a larger remodeling the ·building and nursery, permanent playpens However, as a Central Post State election officials. Finally, call the Military and more adequate facility for Following this election, 48 playground area as soon as and crawling area for young Fund Activity all responsibility Police and tell them where the our post nursery, the White supplies come in. toddlers separate from and financial support does not • additional States, the District animal was last seen, and give Sands Child Care Center has of Columbia, the Territory of For those of you who do not walking toddlers. a separate come from the Army. The as complete a description of gained command approval to have nursf'ry age children, the school room for our Mon­ nursery must financially Guam, and the Territory of the the animal as possible. become a Central Post Fund reason for relocation is that the tessori-Traditional Nursery support itself and met>t Virgin Islands will hold In order to keep the rabies Activity. present nursery is inadequate School program which will also demands of higher Central primaries to nominate can­ epidemic that has hit El Paso The motion to become in size to meet the demands of be used by four-year olds and Post Fund employe wages and didates to run in the November Las Cruces, and Juarez off th~ Central Post Fund Activity was our dependents and does not older when the two hour school the cost of furnishing the new 5 general election. Missile Range everybody must made at a general membership meet size and fire prevention program is ended each day. nursery. In the 1974 general election, cooperate. meeting last August. 34 U.S. Senators and 435 U.S. standards for New Mexico It will have a separate It is extremely important to Remaining a private State Child Care Laws. cafeteria and sleeping area. note that when the nursery Representatives will be chosen association entailed paying for the 94th Congress that will Separation of age groups for We feel that this facility. with became a Central Post f'und rent, maintenance and utilities play and educational individual room heating and activity in May 1969. it convene in January 1975. At the $30 million in the present building and the State and Territorial level, 37 development is also not air conditioning controls and operated at such a great loss membership decided this was possible due to limited space, complete fire prevention the decision was made to close Governors will be elected along Luuent:; Hailing the week include Marie nursery. Among these are: i.·· assisting the Armed Forces charge there is R.S. Nunnally, sity's annual Black Awareness Action '':· ... people. He may even bite the remodeling period. ranks. Specialist Four Richard Admission is free. :~~~!=~~~~~ ::;~~:i~!~~ :~Wil himself. Combs, LG-SO, was Rennie Chastain. They have There will be a power outage "Gladys Knight and the This Spring?" will be H~~E IT IS.... 11 MEANS The second type is the dumb discharged and is enjoying shown outstanding dedication from 9 a .m. to 1 p.m . today at Pips," nominated for "Best and interest and have sup­ presented by The Popular. ,CRESH PAINT/" 8>aralysis) type. With this type civilian life in West Virginia. 101, 103, 105, 107, 201 and 203 Female Entertainer of the ported our nursery as an All persons interested in the The animal seems to have Ravenna and 501, 505, 507, 509 year, will perform at 9 p.m. secretarial profession a r e trouble moving. He may act as Dora Garcia,• • •LG -SM, has organization in the best way and 511 Sergeant. Friday, March 1 in Pan possible and have done the invited to attend. The if he has a bone caught in his Tuesday, Feb. 26, there will r eturned to work after an American Center. Tickets are registration fee is $8 and in­ These days it seems like thr:oat. He will probably drool operation. We hear that ground work for acquiring a be an outage from 9 a .m. to 1 $4 and $3 and are available at new nursery. cludes luncheon . Registration there are only two kinds of and may go into a deep sleep. Avelino Apodace, LG-SR, is p.m. at 405 Loki; 101 and 103 Pan Am. Naturally our managers must be received by March 9. people - skinny ones who tell These stages may be very r ecuperating satisfactorily Picatinny; 102, 104, 601, 603 and Dele Ojo concludes the Johnnie B. Woods and Registration forms may be how fat they used to be, and fat short, or they can be very long. after hospitalization, and that 605 Ravenna; and at 502, 504, week's activities with a Charlotte Johnson; and the picked up at the following ones who tell how skinny Both stages are extremely Moises Nevarez, LG-SR, was 506, 508, 510, 512, 514, 516 and cultural experience dance whole staff, Rita Gabehart, locations: they're going to be. dangerous. operated on last week and still 518 La Crosse. from 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Saturday, Jame Jones, Nancy Lamb, t ARMTE, Bldg 1504, Room There are two things that you hospitalized. We hope you both FE stresses that outages will March 2 in Corbett Center. Carolyn Lewis, Kathy Loerzel, 230, Angie Fernandez; can do to protect your pets and have a speedy recovery. be held to a minimum length of Admission is free , and and J anet Anselmo all deserve 9 NRO , Bldg 100, Room 105, your family against rabies. time to prevent undue in· Agustin Gonzales, LG-SR, celebration party will follow Training Coordinator: just returned from a wonderful credit for making our children First, be sure that your pets convenience to occupants. the dance. happy in their away-from­ • SAFSEA, Bldg 1400, Room are vaccinated against rabies home hours during my term as Al33, Jan McDougall ; •ch year. Second, keep your president since August 1973. I e ASL, Bldg 1622, Room 230, pet on a leash. inside a fence or can't thank them enough. Edith Rohan. Thanks, also, to volunteer staff and our nursery school ,------· program teachers : Madge I t'Y\~ I Vaughn, Virginia Rost, and WSMR Carie McElhaney. I do not believe we could have attained any higher standards of child club news I M~SStON. care in the present fac ility. I C)~I Much appreciated support 7-8-9 Menu also c2me from PT, Morale TODAY - Mexican Platter. scartr I I and Welfare Division, Army Call 678-2054 for Reservations. Community Service, the Of­ SATURDAY · Bar open noon MUFRER I ~ ffler AND tlilpipe BOTH P''"nt"d 1765 South Main ficers Wives Club, NCO Ladies until midnight. Dining Room s long as you own cu. No chirp • EL TOREADOR ROOM Auxiliary, the Red Cross, open from 5 until 7 p.m . for mufflor ind/or llilpipe. S Thrift Shop and staff of McAfer, SUNDAY - Bar open noon Small ..rvice chuge. 65 I Muffler to fit thfle urs: 15 I LIVE E;NTERTAINMENT Army Health Clinic. until midnight. Dining Room lft!STALLED I 70AYSAWEEK We all look forward to the open from 5 until 7 p.m . whole White Sands community MONDAY - Baked Ham Save Gas I . I riunch special). With a Dual Exhaust sysrem supporting this new nursery I FEATURING LIBERATION staff a nd facility with great TUESDAY · Salisbury Steak. Call us for information I Sunday 7:00PM-11 :OOPM ' interest and concern. We all WEDNESDAY I Mon., Tues., Wed.,9:00-1:00 should be concerned with the Mini'Mexican Plate ($1). 526-1792 I education, growth and proper THURSDAY - Chicken Ala 18.0 years federal service development of our young King on toast. 1565 w. Picacho I children. Deluxe hot beef sandwich Las Cruces I SYNDICATE Show your concern now, with fries, barbecue, corned I Thurs., Fri., Sat. These employes of White Sands Missile Range each ha\'e 30 Force Base. !'\ational Range Operations: Hart :\I. Walker and years experience in fetleral service. They were congratulated Dorothy E. Tillman. both of El Paso and Logistics: Lorenzo\'. select a donatio·n and save it for beef and tuna salad also served I 9:00-1:00 PM ______recently by Maj. Gen. Sweeney, Jessie E. l'.f'Nl of Hatch, Fernandez of El Paso, U.S. Army Test and Evaluation: and the "New Nursery Baby during the week. .... m r ins supply lines .National Range Operations; Ralph E. '.\lillt·1· •if I . ., •man Air Robert L. Henderson of El Paso. Logistics. Shower" coming soon. PAGE 8 - MISSILE RANGER, FE.B;::R~U~AR~Y~22:..:_.~19~74 ~---~------..------...... • SALE CLASSIC ENDS BLAZERS . SATURDAY Reg. 10.96-16.47 FEB- 23 800 mf200 2 Days The indispensable classic makes a perfect cover-up jacket for your pants and skirts. One- or two-button styl~s in a host of col­ ors. Size range. Charge it! BODY SUITS OR TOPS chg~e! 3'!~ '4.88-4.96 Great-looking short-sleeved tops and trim-fitting bodysuits to team-up with your separates. 4.66 Choose easy-care fabrics, lively colors. Size range. Charge it! POLYESTER PANT STYLES

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