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-. Las Vegas and brings her back to his beach home, cher, chairman of the China Lake ColD­ agreement with the Bureau of Land A McIntire St., China Lake. where she quickly develops a romantic alliance speak tomorrow evening at ttle Cerro with one of his sons. (R ) munity Council's TV / FM Committee. Management. Coso Community College lecture hall Nominees for the various offices to be Last year, Indian Wells Valley residents The Navy will continue to permit the use filled are linda Fleeger, for president; -A. U.s . Govet'"nment Printing Office: about his experiences in filming the ).4 1976 - 642 1 N0410 contributed a total of $86,000 for the pur­ of these sites for the TV / FM system at no June Tracey, for vice-president; Diane chase of new equipment needed to update television series "On the Road." The WACOM SPEAKER - Paul Douglas, cost, as in the past, but the system's series, which beflon in October 1967, has Wadelin, for treasurer; Jan Quinn, and ~ue From : the TV i FM system in order to me'et maintenance costs are now the respon­ Johnson, for recording and corresponding founder of Christian Met.physics, will aHraded wide aHention and resulted in speak on "The Things the Mind can PLACE Federal Communications Commission sibility of IWV residents. secretary, respectively; Janice Reed, for such prestigious broadcasting awards Do" .t luesuy's luncheon meeting of standards. The TV / FM systeolis --owned and chaplain, and Yvonne Brode, for STAMP With this money, the very best equipment as an Em my from the Natlo.... I the Women's Auxlll.ry of the Com· operated by the 0Iina Lake Communlty parliamentarian. HERE Academy of Television Arts and missioned OHicers' Mess. Douglas, a (all solid state) was purchasedandinsta\led Council, a non-profit corporation that has Sciences and • George Foster Pea~ Membership in the Navy Wives Club is psychic who has lectured widely and CLOUD SEEDING AIRCRAFT ALOFT -There are 14 Fu .. E type dispensers to provide good television recejtion and been incorporated since 1952 by the State of Award. Tickets for the program, which open to the wives of all active duty or appe.red nu merous tim.. on r.dio .nd To: used for cloud seeding mounted on the wing of this Ce ...... 401 aircr.ft. Mat ... lals minimize the cost of the system's maln­ California. released from dispensen such as this can be used for s .... lng squ.1I lines or tenance, Fletcher stated. begins at 7:30 p.m., are on sale at the retired non-comrnlssioned officers of the television, will .Iso give • demon· "We wou1d like to be able to maintain clearing away super·coofed fog. Equipped In the _. fashion, this .ircrall was Gift Mart, the Station Pharmacy at Navy, Marines and Coast Guard. Additional str.tion of .1t.reeI st.t.. of con· Now that the improved equipment is ht your TV / FM system without asking for used for successful weather modification work in Florida, Texas and other parts of Chi ... lake .nd the colleg. business information can be obtained from Carol sciousness. A social hour will beflin at full operation, the cost of 1abor and parts to any more money, but this !sl't possible the U. S.,.s _II as in ...... m•• nd ov.r tI_ Bart>acios Islands In the British West keep it in good condition is running rigllt office. They will.,so be .vai ...., •• t the Bosquet, president of the local group, who 11 •. m .•nd lunch wi. be served .t at since the only source of incIme is Indies. per (Continued on P.ge 7) col .... Iec1ure cent... tonight. can be contacted by ca\ling 4*4298. _. ~I .. will speak .t 12:45. around $4,000 year. March 5, 1976 March 5, 1976 ROCKETEER Page Seven Final matches in handball tourney ---EmploJee in the spotlight

played Tues. night " Brenda Burnett provides a very positive management analyst in the Lahoratory Championship matches were played inOuence on the whole theme of women's Management Branch, Office of the ChIef of Tuesday night in the singles only handball rights at the Naval Weapons Center. She's Naval Material. tournament that began on Feb. 17 at the concred, though, not only with the rights Prior to his recent asslgnment as a Center's handball court. of women, but works hard to remind us all financial systems analyst in the AccoWltiDC In the open division, Veri LiJlywbite of the right of everyone to be dealt with Division of Code 08, husband and .. defeated Oiarles Vuitel by scores of 21-15 fairly." worked in the same office off and on fw and 21-20 to win the first place trophy. ThIs Is how Gale Poppen, head of the about three years. During this time, _ Vuitel, who also received a trophy for Programs and Budget Division of the Office cording to Brenda, "We would go home and placing second, had eJtended LiJlywbite to plot together what side we would take 011 Malll File CMrtI;, OS-JOJ.-.4 1 S, PO Ho. 71SS020N. COde operated .t constant pressures lind temperatur .. fOr in­ of Finance and Management, describes his 5500 - Th is position Is loeattd In the Engineering dustrial processes and heating purposes. Also operates three games ( 1~21 , 21-12 and 21-17) before recently-appointed deputy. "She's really any issue that arOlie in the office. We always other st.am powered equipment. Job Retll"'lInt Crn.rY: Department Offlc • . Th. Incumbent routes .11 m.1I coming losing an earlier match that dropped him worked at ber career development, and it's tried to present a united front." Into the department. m.lnt.lns files or .11 Incoming .-\d AbIlity to dO the work of the position without more than outgoing messages .nd NWC Instructions. Is responsible normal supervision, knOWledge of pl..,t lind equipment into the lower bracket of this double­ paying off," be added. Since January of this year, wilen she was operatlorl, knOwI~ of equipment maintenlincll .,a for receipt end issue of keys for the ~rtment'S rooms elimination event. Brenda's C&reel" development at NWC appointed to her present positiOll as acting .nd .r.... and duplicates .11 COITespondenC. for the r~ l r , ability to pertorm routine chem ical IIMI.,.ls. to r ms In the recreation division of the tourney, began when she was accepted into the associate bead of Code 083, she bas been department steff: Job ."'v~nt CrlterLa : AbIlity to r.ad Interpret oral and written instructions, di-V • , t.chnlc.1 m.t.rl.1 to det.rmlne prop.r routing, speclfl callons, etc. and knOWledge of safety practices end first and second place trophies went to Bill Management Intern Program here in 1969. coordinating the work of the office, hiring knOwledg. 01 security proeedures end regul.tlons •• bl1lty ability to work safllly. Underwood and Matt Anderson, respec­ She had been working a short time as a new personnel, "listening to people'. to type rapkll.,. .nd .ccur.t.ly • • nd knOWledg. 01 N.vy kiter Plant Operator (lm.nnedl.tt), WG-MI2-1. JD tively. problems and spending ahout baH my time correspondenc. m."ual. No. 316, Code 10417 - (2 vacancies) ContrOls the optr.tlon computer programmer trainee at the Long Supervisory MeOeNcal or EledrOnlc IEntl...,., GS­ of numerous Indl... I ~' boll .., physically sltu.,td ,_t Underwood, who emerged on top in the Beach Naval Shipyard wheo she was In­ in meetings." B...... u Burnett ..I ISS-ll, PO No. 75SS111E, Code SSlS - The position Is seperate locations. ranging In caPllclty from 200..000 winners' bracket of the tournament, was vited to take an interview to enter this On Speci.1 Committee fh.t of He.d. RF-EI.ctrom.gnet1c Comp.tlbillty BTU / hr. to 2,.500,OIX) BTU I nr.t stHm pressur. up to 75 man she was dating at the time to apply for RIght now, for instance, Brenda Is on the Design psi. Cont rols the oper.tlon of OMg.S or 011 flreel boU .... In. hard pressed to defeat Anderson in the program. The man she talked with was Ken ar.nch. PrOduct OI... lslon. Engineering Depart­ a job here also. ThIs was Dan, whom she YearEnd Coordinating Conunittee of Code ment. Incumbent supervl," the est.bllshment .nd c.,tr.I heetlng plant. Typlc.lly each boiler r.nges In championshljHleciding match. Starting off Heyboe, now retired, who was then e .... lu.tlon of cIeIlgns tor mlcrow.v. circuits, mechanical capeclty from 12,000 to 20,000 lb. per hour e..,.por.tlon r.te married in 1970. They bad met in the 08, wblch Is setting up procedures for with a 21-15 win, Underwood lost the second associate head of Central Staff. end electro-mechanlc.1 d .... lces. Incumbent dOes ad· and Is oper.ted et 100 to 115 lb. per sq. In. guag..... m cafeteria of the Long Beach Naval to of game, 1~21, but then came back to defeat closing out fIacal year 1976 and brmging in v.nced studies In the elecfro-mavn.flc compat.blllty pressure. Job R"'v.nt Crlter .. : AbIlity dO the work Native of High Desert Shipyard wilen he was working as a budget .re.. Job .elev.nt Crl ...... : Knowledge or .Iec­ 1he position without more th~ norm.1 auper'vision. Anderson 21-19 in the final contest of their fiscal year 19TQ. "TQ" means "transitiOll tromechanlcal, electronics end mechanic.' de... lces and knoWledge of pI.nt IIf'Id equipment oper.tlon. kncM1edge of He noticed that Brenda bad been hom in analyst for the Naval Supply Center. quarter," in this case, July, August and - A fashion show entitled "Second equipment malntenanc. ~d repair. ability to perform three-game match. syst.ms. knowledge of mlcrow.ve m ••surem.nt nearby Red MOWltain (only because the Brenda, a 1964 graduate of the University September of 1976. Hand Rose's Recycled Review" was techniques .nd de... lces. knowledge 01 m.nufacturlng routine chemlc.1 .nalysiS. ability to Interpret or.1 and The final competition in the recreation techniques. .nd knowledg. 01 electromagn.tlc com­ wr itten Instruction . d lagr.ms. speclflc.tlons. atc .• doctor nearest to her parents' home in of Maryland (where she majored in ThIs Is being done, Brenda explained, presented Feb. 24 at the Com mlssloned division also was a rematch between two pat.billty e .... luation. knoWledge of safety pr.ctices, .nd abl!!!y !O wor1l. wely. Boron lived there) and asked if she would Englisb), began her climb up the NWC because fIacal year 1977 will begin this Officers' Mess by the VX-5 Officers' File .ppllcatlons tor .....bo .... with c.roe DowNIrd, Automotlv. IMChllnlc H...... WG-SIJ2-S, JO No. 142-1. players who had met earlier in the tour­ like to work at ChIna Lake. She said yes, of organizational ladder when she completed coming October, and from now on fIacal Wives, who had charge of the monthly llett. M. Rm. 204. Ph. ms. Code 7t7U - AssI.ts lourneyman tn tne maintenanc• • nament. The first time aroWld, Anderson CIerk.T.,.ptst. 0$-D203 I 4, PO No. 7SJ.JOM..1, Code US­ repair. 0YertI.,1 and modificatiOn 01 such ,uMmotive course, and, although it didn't occur to her the six montha of rotated asslgnments years will rWI from October to October Military Wives' luncheon. Modeling was knocked into the losers' bracket of the This position Is In the Electromechanlc.I DIvision or ttle types of equipment •• sedans. pickup truckS. ShOp mules ~ at the time to make her career here, she which the Management Intern Program instead of from July to July. Her office and fashions, in the photo above, are (I.-r.) FUl. Department. Duties .nd responsibilities Include t,..ll.rs •• ircr.ft support equipment .ndl or .... r lousother tourney when he lost to Underwood in three eventually decided that she liked the job offered, and began working in the others therefore have to prepare for what Is Nancy Bra.nch, Audrey , Randill, Janie perfOrming clerlc.1 dutl ... such .5 m.lnt.lnlng flies .nd sm.1I types 01 equipment powered by. g.soline engine or games by scores of 21-11, 1~21 and 21-11. typing tr.vel orders .nd vouchers. stub req.llsitlons. of· • n electric stor.;e battery. such 8S m.terl.ls h.ndllng and the area very much . Programs and Budget Division as a in effect an extra fIacal year, even though it Denton and Dixie Gates. Although ficLaI letters. reports. end general corrnponctenc. Of • eqvipment. Large gesollne-powered truckS .nd busn .r. Volleyball team "I liked it here because the jobs were resource management analyst. will be only three months long. many of the fashions were a bit out of highly tecMlc.1 n.tur• • Job Retev"" Crl ...... : Must be. Included. Incumbent will be participating In • Pre­ qualified typist end have knowledge or N.vy correspon­ Journ.ym.n De ... elopment Progr.m_ Job R.I.v.nt more challenging and the promotion Takes Washington Assignment Well into her federal career now, Brenda ditte and disp,,"yed to amuse the • • dence proeedur... . Note: This position islOeaftd In the Salt Crlm-'.: Rell.blllty .nd dependability. ShOp aptitude end gains experience potential was better. Besides, the air was Except for a six-month stint as Ad­ believes that opportunities for women are audience, tt-e show's theme w.s W.Us arH. Interest. ability to fol low directions In ShOp. dexterity end cleaner than what I bad been used to, and ministrative Officer for Code 553, sbe held better at NWC than any place else she's intended to demonstrate that many Clene.Typlst, 0,$0)2203 / 4, PO No. 74U121, COde Ul - safety, .nd theabUlty towork.s. member of. tHm. This position Is In ttl. Ad .... nctd Systems Division 01 the FII ••ppllcations for the .bo.... with Terry Rowell. Iidg. in tourney play the moWltalns and desert were beautiful," this job - " a combination of budget seen. "'lbis Is probably because," she excenent, inexpensive and re·usable FUle Department. Duties .nd rnponllblllties Include 14, Rm. 212. Ph. 2022. The NWC varsily volleyball team gained Brenda explained. analysis and management analysis, putting reflected, "wilen NOTS was establlsbed it Items m.y be purchilsed .t the Thrltt perfOrming clerical duties such as malnt.lnlng files and Editorial CMrtI;, GS · 1017~ / 5 , PO No. 7...... , COde '" valuable experience, but came out on the typing tr..... 1 orderS .nd voucners. stub r~tsltlons . of­ - Th iS ~t l on Is loe.ttd In the Physics Division, She must bave liked ChIna Lake very together studies and troubleshooting" - had to grow very fast and a lot of women Shop. In photo at lett, Sandy Pyle (left) flcla' letters. reports. end general C'OfTHPCII"ICM. Of • R.... r ch Department. From rough dr.fts. the Incumbent short end of the score in 9 of the 10 games well, indeed, because she convinced the until August 1974, when she was detailed to were bIred into administrative positions and Sharon blbel appeared in skits highly technlc.1 n.tur • . Job R.I.va"t Crlt.rl.: edits ~d types v.rlous reports end publlc.tions. m.ln· they played, while competing last weekend a one year asslgnment in the Programs and wblch otherwise might not bave been based on "The last Blues Song" and Knowledge 01 N.vy corresponcMnce proetdures. ability to t.lns Illes. prepares .nd submits budget.ry InfOrm.tion . type efficiently .nd accur.t.I.,.. reliability .nd degen. end performs other clerlc.1 t.lkS. Job R...... nt Crt... : in a tournament held at Pacific Palisades. TV fund drive ••• Budget Division of the Research and open to them. There were a few outstanding the muslCIII selection, "Second H.. d Ability to type accurat.ly and efficiently. knowIedg. 01 d.blllty. In another tooe-up for the Mojave D"sert­ (Continued from Page 1) Technology Directorate of the Naval Air women who took the responsibility of tbe8e Rose," respectively. The fashion show Clene.Typlst, o,S·J2203 I 4, PO No. 762.S101, .. Moll .nd EngliSh gramm.r .nd composition, .bllity to m.ke Interservice League volleyball competitim Systems Command in Wasblngton, D.C. jobs and bandled them in a to coordinator was Suzanne Shutt, who File CIerIt. 0S-ltS-J/ 4, PO No. 72l5M1AmI, Code J513 - constructlv. correctlons.nd contrlb4.1tlon to m.nvacrlpts. donations," Fletcher explained. manner this position Is IQalttd In the Admlnl.tr.t ..... Brench, end the .blllty.nd Inltl. tI .... to WOf:kU\der; a.mJnlmlilllJ\.Of Jl!I Mpr.S'!!..!;.I\t !Je!!r.gL~ J:o~ _ Base_ !!, The yearly maintenance cost of $4,000 can A woman who bad been worldng there, makeJt clear that women coukUndeed fill was assisted by Shirley Averett, in PI.nnlng and Adm inistrative Division, SUpPl.,. Depert­ l4lpervlsk:ln. Incumbent must be .ble to work with in tl"" Victorville, the Center's volleyball team be met by a nominal dOOation of $1 per year Ubby AdkIns, wanted to bave field activily such jobs." charge of decorations. ment. lncumbent types leffers. route sheetS. memor.nda. IImlt.tlons end ha .... knowledge of or f.mlll.rlty wi" will vie tomorrow in a five-team round robin dispatch.. . stubS for m.terl.1 needed In the br.nch. the scientific terminology. per household in the valley. This amount experience, so she and Brenda in effect Co-wor1run each In the first and fourth innings, but wrestling crown Hollingsworth, NWC Technical Director, By Congressional action 2, 1867, and Mrs. Hollingsworth; and Rex E. the Civil Engineer Corps was established as that was enough to produce the win. The Another championship trophy, the third to enter tourney DrIllers got off to a 1-run lead In the first Shackleti, Mayor of Ridgecrest, and Mrs. a separate military corps within the Navy be has earned so far this year, was won last The Naval Weapons Center's 1976 all-star inning, when Curt Wingate slapped out a Sbacklett. Department. week by U. Terry Allen, of Air Test and softball team, sponsored by Graham alngJe that drove In Doug Loman. The latter Harry Parode, the Center's Public In­ Naval Construction Batallions (better Evaluation Squadron Five (VX-li ), who is Associates, will participate In its first reached first base on a fielder's cboice play formation Officer, will serve as master of known as Seabees) were first organlzed on now the West Co89t's all Navy free-style tournament competition In Bakersfield this and moved Into scoring position by stealing ceremonies for the occasion and will aIao be March 4, 1942 (within four months after the wrestling champ In the 198 lb. class. weekend and its first Northern Ca1ifornla IGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENT ACKNOWLEDGED - Dr. Gilbert Plain second. an bonored guest. '!be bonored guests will Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor), when U . Allen, a naval aviator who is the VX-li Travel League game on Saturday, March (al right), chairman oflhe NWC R.se.rell Deportmenl's Perform.nee Eval ... /i,", Wingate aIao figured In the DrIllers' be Introduced by Capl. W. F. DanIel, Jr., the need was seen for construction forces data processing officer, ~ all of three d. 27, at home on Reardon Field. Committee, had the pleasur. lest week of presenllng a pal.nt award to four Code second and only other tally of the first game CEC, the NWC Public Works Officer. that could operate as military units In his matcbes enroute to claiming another The winner of the Travel uague will 60 employees whose combined .ffort proved thaI (given lhe proper cloud con­ as he singled In the fourth frame, stole Special guests who will be Introduced by combat zones. wrestling crown during an alI-day tourney automatically advance to the World Softball dillons, i.e., a cloud lhal Is cold enough for the wal.r In II 10 freele) wealher second, moved to third on a fielder's choice, Parode are Capt. R. D. Franke, NWC At the war's end, the Seabees, whose on Feb. 25 at the Naval Supphit a Final slgnups and tryouts will be held karate. In several-experiments, the material was of the Earth and Planetary Sciences somel at the Naval Weapons Support JUBt District title In his weight class, and aIao was an Increase of 28 per cent In the number double with bases loaded to drive In three there on Saturday, March 13, beginning at 9 McKinney, a recent transfer to VX-li frem ferried directly Into clouds to be seeded by Division said, " and there is sti1l much more Center In Crane, lnd.), the development placed first bt the 11th NO's open in­ of dogs that were picked up and impounded runs, wbIJe 11m Tobin tapped out ·a single a.m. and continuing' through much of the West atester, Pa., bolds the rank of sbodan, aircraft provided with special devices to be done with it." NWC has sent local cycle has been completed on three ordnance vitational free ... tyle wr.. tlIng tourney held at the local animaJ shelter during 1975 In that drove In two more runs and aIao drew a day. equivalent to a first degree black belt, and expelling the pyrotechnics that produced experts to educate cloud seeders on new items that have been approved for use by at NAS, San Diego, on Jan. 24. contrast to the total for 1974. walk with the bases loaded that forced In To be eligible for Pony League play, has taught similar ciasses In Oahu, Hawall. the atomized seeding material. Rockets and techniques, representatives of foreign the Fleet. DurIng this same period, the animaJ another run. Since wimlng the tournament at SeatUe, youngsters must be 13 by Aug. 1. Colt 'lbe upcoming class will be held only if artillery shells aIao have been loaded with governments bave come bere for training In addition, the cycle for development of control officer collared 13 per cent more DespIte their 13-run total In the nlgbtcap, U. Allen has cortlnued training In uague players must be 15 by Aug. 1 and no there is sufficient Interest expressed In it. the composition and fired Into the a)r purposes, and a large volume of weather modification material dispenaers stray cats than was the case In 1974. the Burros bad ooly four hits compared to preparation fer the h.er....rnce wrestling older than 17. '!bose interested should sign up at the .proprlate cloud. correspondence has been exchanged on the is completed and is undergoing limited In addition to the above, Cbina Lake nine for the DrIllers In this bIgb scoring competition that will take place at Fclass a few months ago, and the were provided by Dr. Finnegan and Commander, CruIser Destroyer F10tllla 2. • . m. to 5 p.m. charged. Persona desiring to participate In (kneeling, I.- r.) Ron Mlrtlno, John P,utrsro, WoodIrcI .nd H.rry McCoy. SIan­ participants really enjoyed the more Burkardt. The latter, In addition to being RAdm. linder's advanced education has the tournament should deliver both the ding are (from left) Dove Crandell, Greg Pechecos, Jim Erdman, Bill Moody and vigorous type of exercise offered. responsible for a lot of Inventiveness In the Included attending courses at the Temporary permits and .mergencles entry fee and entry blank to the gymnasium Larry cardinal. TIr.. others on the team - Phil Fossum, J . J. Fleming and Mike The class will be offered on Mondays from field of chemistry also did a lot of bard work Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the will stili be handled on Tuesdays and secretary between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., T1ver is possible. was started on that date in 1912 by Juliette Mrs. Pat Cox of Trona. On the road to bettering bimaeIf right Currently, the payment for unused ac­ Low in Atlanta, Ga. Plans are now being made by Yucca now, be's busy taking Navy correspondence crued leave for enlisted personnel is Among special events that will take place Neighborhood units for a campout over the courses in algebra, geometry and computed utilizing basic pay plus 70 cents here during Girl Scout Week Ia a mee\Ing weekend of Morch 2G-21 at the Kern County trigonometry. per day basic allowance for subsistence that baa been called for the purpose of park in Inyokern, where those partlclpa\lng AMS3 Mottox and bla wife, Sandy, live at (BAS), with E-5s and above (with depen­ - discussing Girl Scout finances - principally will take part in a cleanup project as a China Lake with bla brother, Daniel, who derts) also being eligible to receive $1.25 bow money is collected and spent within the service to the community. works as a security guard for Washington per day basic allowance for quarters (BAQ) TYPE·a·THON PREPARATIONS LAUNCHED - Mary Paine (al lell), the local Joshua Tree Council. Patrol. In his spare tfme be enjoys par­ (1946 rates). current Miss Ridgecrest·China Lake, cut the ribbon last Friday to m.rk the This mee\lng, which is open to the public, Happenings tlcipa\lng in football, S(itba\\ and track Congress presently is considering official opening of a drive to obtain sponsors for _ Type-a-Thon at Burroughs High will be held nen Thursday, Morch II, events, and be and his wife ride bicycles legislatloo which would make an enlisted School during which Rob Heil (slanding al righl) will allempllo sela new world starting at 7 p.m. at the James Monroe together. persoonel eligible to receive BAQ at time of endurance record for operating a typewriter. Money pledged by sponsors School cafeteria in Ridgecrest. The speaker around Iwe For bla selection as NAF SaIlor of the leave settlement, would increase the supporting thiseyent, which will begin on April', will be turned oyer to the March will be Mrs. Eleanor Sonia, from Bakers­ The second general meeting this year II Month, AMS3 Mottox will receive, besides BAQ / BAS rates to tbose in effect at time of 01 Dimes. Others in lhe ribbon'-culling pholo ore (I.·r.) Hal Held, principal 01 field, who Ia the council's vlce-prealdent In the llichmom School PTA will feature a the letter of congratulations, two portrait PERSONNEL INSPECTIO_eapt. Tom Maddock (lell), Commodore of the Flrsl discharge and would make it poIOlible for an Burroughs High ; Brian Yingst, assistant coordinator of the Type-a-Thon, and charge of finances. musical variety program on Tuesday pbotographs of himself, one of which will be Reserve Naval Conslrudlon Regiment, headquartered In Los Alamitos, ...r· individual to combine leave sell-back and Denise Mendonca, Ihe BHS sludenl body presidenl. -PbotobyRonAllen The Girl Scout program offers a wide f!VEIling by students from kindergarten posted near the NAF administration office; tid ...led rae_tiy In the annualln.pection oflha local Seabee reserve unil-ChI ... carry-<>ver as long as the total leave sold through the fourth grade. a 96-h0ur liberty pus; and dinner for two at L.-k. Delachmenl No. 021701 R.serve Naval Mobile Conslrudion Ballalion 17. He back does not exceed 60 days. A short bwiness meeting and election II the IndIan Wells Lodge. Is .hown I..... dlng (I.·r.) BUI Robert Burkhart, un Charle. Mtrril, un Joseph The bill, which was passed by the House T,pa-a-Thon slatad to aid larch of Dimas officers will begin·at 7: Jl p.m., followed by Fosler, SW2 Robert Hawkln., SW2 John Oguin, SW2 AI ZIdek, BU2 Frank Lamon of Representatives in December, must be the children's presentatlOl1 md refresh­ '72 Miss America to and BU2 Harold Schneider. Cdr. Buck Ogden, commanding officer of lhe bolla lion, passed by tile Senate and signed by the America's mIl birthday 18 drawing TV show about tbla event prompted Edward would be very pleased to see all residents of ments. The musical program will be led tho In.pectlon during which adlve duty su_ of tho Public Works De ... rt· President before the new provisions will closer each day. In recognition of tbla, Miller, executive director of FBLA in the Naval Weapons Center partldpatlng in eo toniglt am tomorrow Qght April 9 at 3 p.m. person. Information about reservations can generation. Squadron 113, homebased at the Naval Air Station, Lemoore, Calif. Upon American history, Mrs. Alene ayckman, from Trona, visited Vleweg School from 9 mtll1 a.m. be obtained by calling Teri Hill at NWC en. This Type-a-Thon has been well ad­ classes to present a film slide show about Africa and show a collection of native "Walk in My Shoes," origiruilly presented completion of this next 4-year hitch, Senior Chief Hall will have completed 26 years Tonight's dinner spedal Is Sea, which 2665 or 446-6317 . by ABC-TV, projects wbat itla like to ''walk in the Navy. -Pboto by Ron Allen vertised. A sbort spot on the Johnny Carson artifads she returned with following her lrovels lhere. -PbotobyRonAllen win be served from 6 \I11t1l 9:Jl.