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Tourney ---Emplojee in the Spotlight Page Eight ROCKETEER March 5 L.J 976 NAF Sailor of - --- Philharmonic Wind Month honor Quintet schedules SHOWBOAT March 5, 1976 concert at college MO VIE RATINGS goes to Mattox The objective of the ratings is to Aviation Structural Mechanic Third Class Four American compositions, played by inform parents about the suitability of the Philharmonic Wind Quintet, will Ralph E. Mattox, who was described by his movie content for viewing by their supervisor as "a really outstanding sailor," highlight the next program of the Cerro children. Naval Weapons Center Coso College spring community services has been named the Naval Air Facility (G) · ALL AGES AOMITTED Sailor of the Month for February. Ch ina Lake series on Monday evening, March 15. California Vol. XXXI, No_ 9 General Audiences He is a member of the Airframes Branch ftwe IOcketeel The program will begin at 8 o'clock in the (PG) · ALL AGES ADMITTED of the Aircraft Maintenance Department, college's lecture hallc Tickets for the Parental Guidance Suggested presentation are on sale at the Gift Mart, where he paints aircraft, repairs their (R) . RESTRICTED damaged skins and does "really a little bit the Station Pharmacy at China Lake and at Under 17 requires accompanying of everything," according to the 21-year-<lld Weather modification work patent the college business office. They atso will be Parentor Adult Guardian available 'at the lecture center door on the sailor. CS . Cinemascope "I like my job," said AMS3 Mattox, night of the performance. General ad­ STD · Standard Movie Screen mi9lion is $2 and ASS cardholders will be "because it's interesting and 1 get to work granted Research Dept. employees Regular starting time-7 : 30 p.m. admitted for $1. on so many of the different types of aircraft Program subject to change without notice that we see here at China Lake." Some of The Philharmonic Wind Quintet is - please check marquee. Invention important composed of members of the Los Angeles them are the A-7, A~, F~, OV-I0, C-131 and FRio S MARCH, T-39. Philhannoni~Hollywood Bowl Orchestra. " THE LAND THAT TIME FORGOT" (90 Min.) aid to farming in Each member is an expert performer and His supervisor, AMSC Dennis Quinn, Ooug M cClure. John McEnery Airframes Division Chief, says of him, t t teacher in his respective field. Members of (Science Fiotion) The story. set in the year 1916. "AMS3 Mattox is a really outstanding free world nations SEEDED the quintet, and the instruments they play, concerns a handful of survivors, seven men and a A patent that ranks among the moat PORTION are Roland Moritz, flute; Donald girl, from an Allied merchant ship torpedoed and sunk in the north Atlantic by a German U-boat. significant ever to be awarded to Naval Muggeridge, oboe; Kalman Bloch, clarhtet; The survivors, huddled in a lifeboat, succeed in Weapons Center employees in terms of its Alan Goodman, bassoon; and Ralph Pyle, capturing the U·boat and its crew. Attacked by a effect on the agriculture and economy of the French hom. Bri tish destroyer, the submarine crash·dives to safety, but is damaged. It drifts southward to a nations of the free world was presented last Their program will htclude "Variations fantastic " lost world" island called Caprona, week to four Research Department em­ on 'America' " by CllarIes Ives, arranged inhabited by primeval sub·humans and ployees and one ex-empioyee of Code 60 who by Thomas Osbourne; Arthur Fracken­ prehistoric monsters long extinct on the rest of the has retired. pohl's arrangements of the "Maple Leaf earth. (PG) SAT. 6MARCH The patent, entiUed "Method of Con­ Rag" and ''The Cascades" by Scott Joplin; " LADY SINGS THE BLUES" (l44Min.) trolling Weather," was the result of joint Irving "Partita" for wind quintet; Fine's Diana Ross, Billy Dee Williams effort by Dr. Pierre St.-Amand, Dr. William and "Quintet" for winds by Dan Kiogsman. (Musical Dri1mi1) The tragic story of Billie G. Finnegan, Dr. Frederick K. Odencrantz, In addition, the group will play clasaical Holiday, one of the leading blues singers of her Lohr A. Burkardt and Charles D. Stanifer, quintets by Danzl (B flat, Opus 56, No.1) time, who died of a combination of drugs and anemia in 1959 at the age of 44. (R) all employees in the Earth and Planetary and Reicha (E flat, Opus 88, No.2). SUN. 7MARCH Sciences Division. It represents a major gp. " DROWNING POOL" (l09Min.) breakthrough in weather modification. Country, western Paul Newman, Joanne Woodard . Dr. St. Amand is the division bead, Dr. SOUNDS OF BRASS - The Annopolls Brass Quintet will pI.y music of all ages (Mystery. Dri1mi1) The setting is New Orleans Finnegan is a senior scientist and head of play CPO Club during a concert to be presented at the Naval Weapons Center theater on Thurs· and Private Detectiv e Harper is summoned by a to at the Atmospheric Research Branch, day, March 18. Advance seat reseryations for the program, which will begin at former lady friend who has intercepted a note to Dancing io the music of The Butterfield her husband threatening to expose her ex tra­ Odencrantz is a research physicist, 7:30 p.m., may be made by t.'ephonlng 375-6500. Stage line, a four-piece country and curricular activities. Woodward, southern oil­ Burkardt (prior to his retirement) was a heiress and w ife of frail, would·be playwright western group from P<mona, ' will be AMS3 Ralph E. MaHox research chemist, and Stanifer is a Richard DOrT, h ires Harper to track down the sailor, one of the best men who's worked for featured at the CPO Club tonight fr<m 9 blackmai ler. The in v est igation sets off a chain of technician in chemistry, who worked for until 1 a.m. Special of the evening will be a Annapolis Brass Quintet to present events ultimately leading to murder. (PG) me. He takes an interest in everything and both Burkardt and Dr. Finnegan. prime rib dinner, servedfr<m 6 to9 p.m. MON. 'MARCH there's no stopping him. Whenever we've Research for the purpose of developing " THE SILENT STRANGER" ( 90 M in .) There are still s<me tickets available f<r concert larch 18 at Iwe theater got a job to do he's the first one out the door effective • materials lor weather. Tony Anthony to do it. He's not happy unless be's got some the annual CPO Ball, which will be held Organized in 1966 at the United States modification for military purposes and The widely-traveled Annapolis Brass (Adventure Drama) An American gunslinger work to do." March :al. A tota\ of 300 reserve tickets will Quintet will present a concert at the Naval Naval Academy by three of its present goes to Japan and gets involved with feuding war whatever beneficial economic and com­ lords. He attempts to deliver half of a valuable Additionally, a letter of congratulations be sold. Mwlic for the occasion will be Weapons Center theater on Thursday, members, the Annapolis Brass Quintet mercial off-shoots that might arise provided by the 11th Naval District Combo, scroll, which is being sought by opposing families. which he received for his selection as Sailor therefrom was started in 1957 and began March 18, at 7:30 p.m., sponsored by the performed as the official brass quintet for (PG) of the Month from Capt. C. B. Olson, and a prime rib dinner served with wine is TUE. 'MARCH showing real promise in 1961, it was Indians Wells Valley Concert Association. the Academy until 1970. The group was Command!ni! Officer of the Naval Air on the menu. reorganized in 1971 as a full-time "HEARTS OF THE WEST" (102 Min.) recalled by Dr. St.-Amand. Cost of reserved seat tickets is $6 each Jeff Bridges, Andy Griffith Facility, praises his "conscientious per­ Persons interested ht attendhtg must professional brass ensemble and has since Taking advantage of the knowledge that except for person$ under 21 years of age, (Drama) This film traces the career of an IClNa formance of duty as exemplified in both the ONE CLOUD SEEDING METHOD -In general, cloud _ng invofves Ioaoting have ticket reservations for this fonna1 been presenting more than 300 concerts a particles exist in the atmosphere which senior citizens 65 years of age and over, and farm boy in the 1930s who has his heart set on speed with which you have familiarized updrafts in clouds and re\easing sm.1I .mounts of seeding m.t... lal Into the up. dinner-dance. Tickets may be purchased at year, including tour appearances becoming a western screen·writer. The Iowa farm have the ' ability to form ice crystals in enlisted military personnel, who will be yourself with the various aircraft assigned dr.fts. Within about 5 minutes, the seeded portion of the cloud _ubi.. in volum •. the CPO Club office. throughout the United States. boy is played by Jeff Bridges, an ambitious writer supercooled clouds, several methods and admitted for half price. who finds that the Hollywood of his dreams is not to the c<mmand, and your desire to un­ The rapid growth of the cloud "'ntinues until the IDp portion coflapses _WI\_nI The group holds the distinction of being means have been used to modify the the one of reality. (PG) selfishly assist others . .." and it rains. America's only full-time brass quintet. 1DMARCH physical and dynamical conditions of the Advance seat reservations may be made WED. Prior to arriving at China Lake for his surrounding atmosphere, or by freezing the until the cessation of hostilities in Vi8tnam, "ALVIN PURPLE" (88Min.) atmosphere.
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