Page Eight ROCKETEER Friday, May 22, 1970 Local Nurses Celebrate Rocketeer Wins Swimming Pool I,SHOWBOAT I In Operation At Sixty-Second Birthday Blue·Pencil 1st MOVIEMTINOS FOR MRENT8 AND Air Facility For Second Time YOUNG PEOPlE The Naval Air Facility out Of Corps Establishment rile ~ d",.," i, 10 iffIof". door swimming p a a I is now "..",. eOcMIf lite ",..." 01 open seven days a week until Only Navy ,.....~,. .... O'"....~ . COM Cake-CuHing the end of the season, from 11 AlL ACES ADIImED a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays, Publication GentMlI Auditntu and 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Highlights Annual ~ ~ week~nds. Recognized All personnel who have au Commemoration IGPI hrentllAU .... Gui4ance _mE. Suwntecl Sixty-two years of medical For tbe second consecutive ~ thorized admittance to NAF may use the pool; they must service w ere commemorated year the ROCKETEER was se ------~IUnltTED sign in at tlte snack liar and last Wednesday, May 13, when lected by the Federal Editors R Under 11 ,...",... 1tCOIIIPIftY'1II they are required to observe Navy Nurses throughout the Association to receive the cov [!!] ...... ". or Adu lt G"'l'CII8ft world celebrated the birthday eted Blue Pencil First Place . <0> pool regulations. Lifeguards, Vol. XXIV, No. 20 Nayal W...... c:.n ...., Chine Lab, Callfoml8 who will be on duty at all of the estahlishment of tbe Fri., May 22, 1970 award in tbe newspaper cate times, will also have authority Navy Nurse Corps in 1908 as gory of a contest that tbe As· 10 H( UtlDlI 17 ADIII"ED ,. lifllit mIY YII'Y for discipline and observance a functional unit of the U.S. sociation holds each year to in tert.in ....s) of pool regulations. Navy. honor outstanding government ...... ® publications. "u UNt Locally, the five nurses cur II ____ -'00_ III _ .. At the west end of the pool ____ OOMV.... QIA.OTIQt< an extension has been built rently assigned to the Naval The award was presented to and equipped with lawn chairs Weapons Center observed the ROCKETEER Editor William P_ FRIDAY MAY 21 and tables for sunbathers. A anniversary with a cake-cutting Valenteen, Jr., at the 7th an "THE ARRANGEMENT" (126 Min.) "K i d die Playground" with ceremony which was held at nual FEA Awards banquet that Kirk Douglol. Faye Dunaway. Deborah swings and other play equip the Commissioned 0 if ice r s' was held last Wednesday at Kerr Mess last Wednesday evening. the National Pre s s Club in 7 130 P.M. ment is also available near the OPENS TONIGHT-Students at Berkeley Mart, or .t the door. Acton (Drama) The Ella Kazan .tory tells of a pool. Horseshoes and volley Guests attending the birthday Washington, D.C. discouraged, though succeuful. advertis balls can be checked out at celebration included Capt. G. School gather for a therapy sellion in a above are (left to right): Marti Romero, II According to Bob Ross, FEA scene from CLOTA's "David and Lisa," Sandra; John Hanne, as Robert; Alex Bellen, ing executive. Tired of his wife. n. f inds the snack bar. The pool, itself, W. Jauchler, Senior Medical Of solace with a brosh, 5eXY Iecretary. He is supplied with inner-tubes f ice r ; the NWC Dispensary Contest Chairman and an in which will be presented It 8: 15 p.m., May who portrays Lisa's therapist John; Sunny loved them both-could live with neither! and one-man life rafts. staff; civilian Heads of Depart formation speCialist with the 22.23, and Igain MlY 29-30 It the Murray Wise, who appears as Kate; Jerry Welsh, as (') Department of Agriculture, a School auditorium. Tickets, priced It $2 Simon; Terri Taylor, as JOlette; and Gerald ments; Capt. R. S .. Moore, Tech The snack bar will sell pizza, total of 232 publications were ($1.50 for military and children), cln be Moore, who portrays the role of Carlos. SATURDAY MAY 23 nical Officer; guests from the -MATINEE- poor boys, barbecued ham and received from editors and writ purchased at the Stltion Phlrmacy, the Gift -CLOTA Photo Red Cross Volunteers; the Sew " DAMION & PYTHIAS" (99 Min.) pastrami sandwiches, pot a t a ing Ladies; and nurses of the ers throughout the Fed era I Guy Williams Government. 1:00 P.M. chips, pretzels, candy bars, soft Ridgecrest Community Hospi IFestival Due May 27-31\ BATNAF Game Short,: "Mail Dog" rJ Min.) drinks, canned beer and cigar tal. The ROCKETEER WII the " Fro.,11 & Jesse James" (Na. 12. 13 Min.) ettes. only Navy publication to be so Also among the h 0 nor e d honored, and one of only two The 10th annual Indian Wells approximately 4:30 p.m., and Slated June 5 At -EVENING- guests was Mrs. Robert Meade, winners from the entire De Valley Spring Festival, sponsor- camp overnight, before resum· 5 h ff I FO Id " HEllO DOWN THERE" (98 Min.) who served as a Navy Nurse Tony Randall, Janet leigh School District partment of Defense. ed by the local Knights of Co- ing their run early Sunday mor- C oe e Ie at the Center Dispensary as lumbus, will open on the De- ning. The second annual BATNAF 7:30 P.M. The awards were presented (Comed.,) Scientis' and his family get LCdr. Berniece Sigmund, USN· by Senator Tom Mcintyre (D sert Empire Fairgrounds Wed- Booths, operated by many game between VX-5 and NAF stvek with telting nis wacky underleo Plans Class For NC, from early 1960 until her N.H.) who was a last-minute n e s day, May 27, and run local civic and fraternal organi- has been scheduled for 4:30 hou••• A compelitor and two zony por retirement from the Navy in pois. , a lmost wreck the project. See lhe , j substitution for Sen. J a s e p h through Sunday, May 31. zations, will be present again p.m. June 5 at Schoeffel Field. August 1962. SJM Fiesta Shows, who will this year on the Midway. In- The game is basically soft- latest unndeneo vehicles. the mini sub. Deaf Children NAVY NURSES CELEBRATE-The 62nd caka, Lt (lg) JanIce Hopkay wa... slsted by Tydings (D-Md.) Sen. Mcintyre Our future homes? (G) is currently a member of the once again furnish the rides cluded in the list of participat- ball, but with special modifica- Short: " (Jock Cleonen" (7 Min.) The China Lake School Dis Starting with her first duty birthday of the NIVY Nur.. Corps was eel. Capt. G. W. Jauchler, Senior Medical OHicer. and games, have scheduled ing organizations: the Knights tions (most important is the trict is completing plans to op at Mare Island, Vallejo, Calif., brated by local Navy Nurses with I cake· Cdr. Ellen Graves, Senior Nurse Ind Capt. Senate Armed Forces Commit Rudy Berg, the daring high- of Columbus; Lions Club; Ki- rule requiring every base run- SUNDAY-MONDAV MAY 24-25 erate a class for deaf and se in 1942, Mrs. Mea deserved cutting ceremony at the Commissioned Of· Robert S. Moore, Technical Officer, observa tee and sits on the R&D Sub wire performer, who thrilled wanis; Eagles; NAACP; Moose; ner to drink an 8-ounce cup of "fLAREUP" (91 Min.) verely hard of hearing children more than 20 years of continu- ficers' Mell last week. In line with trldi· the cake cutting. committee; and Chairman of Roquel Welch, Jom.1 Stocey the Small Business Subcommit spectators at last year's Festi- Boy Scouts; and the VFW. beer at second hase hefore pro- 7;30 P.M. residing in the Indian Wells ous active duty in the Navy tion of having the youngest nur.. cut the -Photo by PH3 Maurice Dias val with his "Slide For Life." In addition, the 4-H Club will ceeding to third). The team (Suspense/ Drama) An estranged husband Valley. Nurse Corps which included tee of the Senate Banking and II A Memorial Day weekend of have a booth where they will that scores the most mns in of one of them ,eeks to kill three los A teacher has been employed service during World War William Mitchell, during the later on the other side. Chief of the Navy's Bureau of Commerce Committee. :brills and excitement has been display exhibits and accomp· an inning wins that inning, and Vegas chorus girls 0 $ they flee the mad to teach a class for children and the Korean War. "Join the Korean War her tour included Origin of Navy Nurse Corps Medicine and Surgery. In 1811 In his keynote speech, the man. Roquel hides out in los Angele. a s Navy and see the world" be- Panama, Hawaii, Guam, Oki- Nine years hefore the birth he was commissioned by the ~Ianned for Valleyites who at- lishments of the Club over the the win n e r of more innings hetween the ages of three Senator underscored the neces a Go-Go doncer until the thrilling dimox. came an axiom to Berniece for nawa, Japan, the Philippines, of Florence Nightingale the Secretary of the Navy to sub tend the celebration-including past year. The China Lake Judo during the 7-inning game is the tes Boxter's music. (GP) through eight years. In addi sity for Government activities a horseshow and precision drill Club will present a demonstra- champion. Shart: " Windy Do," (9 Min.) tion , arrangements are current her duty took her to New Zea- and Korea. At Pusan, Korea, idea of women serving in a mit recommendations for "con to communicate and congratu demonstration hy the Sierra tion of judo and karate for The game began last year as ly being made for the installa land, Caledonia, and to New when there was only a 21-mile Navy Nurse Corps was envis- ducting hospitals and institu lated federal editors in partic TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY MAY 2.. 27 Dusters Equestrian Drill Team spectators. a challenge from VX-5 to NAF tion of classroom equipment. Hebrides. While serving aboard perimeter, the troops dropped ioned by a young Navy sur- tions for the sick." He wrote, ular for their part in this proc "A DREAM OF ICINGS" (107 Min.) a transport, the U.S.S. General off on one heach by the Mitch- geon, Dr. William Paul C. Bar· "The nurses who s e number on Saturday morning in the Ro- All residents of Indian Wells to raise money for Navy Relief. Anthony Quinn_ Irene Papas, Inger The class will begin on Septem ess. deo Arena; and more than 500 Valley are invited to take part Admission to the game is $1, Stevens ber 7, and will be located on r-______~e=ll~w~e=r~e~p=i~ck~e~d~u~p~a~f~e~w~da~y ;:;s t;o~n~ , _w~ho~l~at~e~r_b~e~c~a~m~e~f~irs~t _____(~C~o;n;t;in~u~e~d~0;n~P:ag~e~7~) ___ (Continued on Page 7) motorcyclists, who will make in the Spring Festival over the and all proceeds will help sup 7:30 P.M. the Groves Street School cam (Drama) Tender .tory of 0 high-sp irited pus. the Fairgrounds an overnight Memorial Day weekend. Ad- port Navy Relief. Greek fother, of his effOf"h to reor his Corona Volunteers Aid stop during the yearly Green- vanced ride tickets-at half . VX-5 won last year's contest. family in a Chicago ghetto and of his In order to determine the horn Enduro Motorcycle Run. price-are still availahle from gambling and romantic flings that only the number of eligible children, re The cyclists are slated to meet the various organizations which great Quinn con portray. Another Zorbo? gistration will be held at the Local Heart Doctors Maybe. (R) Commanding Officer of FMS their families in Ridgecrest Sa- will take part in the yearly Short: " Aqua Capers" (10 Min .) district office, located on the Eleven scientists from the turday afternoon, beginning at extravaganza. Murray School campus, bet two Corona Naval installations AEG, are both enthusiastic THURSDAY·FRIDAY MAY 28-29 ween the hours of 8 and 11 will test new electronics mon ahout the prospects and heart " ONCE YOU kiSS A STRANGER" (106 Min .) a.m., and 1 to 4 p.m., Monday, itors for medical Doctors at the ily endorse the efforts of the Paul Burke, Carole Lynl.y, Mortho Hyer 7:30 P.M. May 25 through Thursday, May Riverside Chapter of the Amer· local scientists. (S"spense) This homicidal schizophrenic is 28. ican Heart Association. John Collins, Assistant Sup a blonde beauty who really mokes a golf Children need not he pre The purpose of the volun ply Division Head at the Labo championship playoff "sudden decthl" It's sent for registration; however, teer plan is to have the scien ratory, and a heart patient him o cOI·and-mouse game with a country club setting for premeditated murder. (GPI parents are asked to bring tists check out and evaluate self, got the idea. Chairman Sh.rt: " Iniun Trovbt." (7 Min .) proof of birth date, evidence electronics devices which tbe of the County Heart Associa of polio and measles immuni Doctors will use in treating tion's Sunday Dr i v e for the zation, and information 0 n heart patients. past two years, he has assumed childhood illnesses. A number of widely differ the role of "go-between" until Parents not living on the ing products are on the com an organized arrangement can I I !Naval We~pons Center may mercial market, and the medi he made. call the China Lake school of cal men have no reliable way Preliminary meetings have ,fice, 446-5521, Ext. 23, and of comparing them. This job been held between the Navy ,"o1
Page Six ROCKETEER Friday, May 22, 1970 Friday, May 22, 1970 ROCKETEER Page Three Council Directors Air • • Pressing Problems Fl(NW~CKETEEFl The subject malter of the Henry Park which is located on last two meetings of the China Groves between Lauritsen and Lake Community Council cov Richmond Rd . SPORTS ered proposed motorcycle in The lady was one of the or structions, dog control, China \\~ [ "[ I ! t! ginal group who started this VX-S Records Upset Win Lake park areas and a vacancy park some years ago. After an in Precincts 3 and 7. absence from the Center she At the meeting on April 28, returned to find it neglected In Softball Opener Lt. Campbell, NWC Legal Of and rundown. She has person VX-5 had to come from be Bill Mulhausen then singled ficer, briefed the Directors on ally raked, swept, hoed and dug hind and Union 76 led all the and circled the bases behind .. __ _ .J the sub j e c t of proposed in to clear the tum hIe weeds, find way, but both took impressive - " ,r----. , ". Quenga when Turnbaugh threw , . ___ ..J - structions to control motorcy old water connections, etc. Mrs. victories on opening night of the ball to the right field fence. " " cle riding on the Naval Weap Brady would greatly appreci the 1970 softball season. NAF scored two more in the ons Center. It is expected that ate help from community mem VX-5 came from 2-0 and 5-3 top of the seventh, but reliever " "'"I ""It_ the instruction will be out in bers and can be reached at deficits to pull out an 8-7 vic Ray Clary finally retired the final form soon. 306B Groves, or by phoning tory over NAF with five runs side for the victory. 446-6696. in the boltom of the sixth, 10 the 6 p.m. contest, Tri It. was announced that the paced by Rusty Draper's two h'I "." It II ell"""" China Lake Park Commission A resume of the action being angle h urI e r Pete Klassen c SUln ,u•• , run homer. matched Bert Andreason pitch would meet with the Commun taken at the Desert Park area Union, deadlocked at ().O for for-pitch through the first three ity Council at its meeting on was given by Bradshaw. He Triangle Sporting Goods, scor May 12, to discuss the progress stated that three different typ innings. Finally in the fourth, NEW LOCATION-The N.v.1 Air Systems ed a run in the fourth and ex Union scored as Earle Roby - the m.p wi" hou .. the new offices. The of the Commission in the last es of grass was planted and ploded with 11 in the next two Comm.nd he.dqu.rters moves to the Jeffer NWC Li.ison Office is now loc.ted in Rm. 18 months and its goals for the have taken hold. They expect doubled, went to third on a son PI... .re. in Arlington this month. 660 of Building No.2. The motel .dj.cent innings to win easily, 12-2. wild pitch, and scored on Lo future. to have a first mowing in a few Buildings No.1 .nd No.2 on the f.r right of to the N.vAir buildings is the Holid.y Inn. weeks. Several trees have been The NAF Hawks jumped to well Radcliff's sacrifice fly. New Director a 2-0 lead on two unearned In the fifth Union bunched Due to the resiguation of planted, but many more trees runs off VX-5 pitcher Joe three walks, two doubles and Board Impressed With NWe Visit Ken Austerman (Precincts 3 are needed, as well as shrub Quenga, but the Vampires John Revels' home run to make and 7) there was a vacancy on bery. It is hoped to be able to fought back with three in the provide benches to the area the score, 8-0. The Laboratory A d v ISO r y the Board of Directors. Elec bottom of the fourth on three Triangle scored two unearn in appreciation of the hospital USN (Ret.), a member of the also. singles and a costly error by Board for Air Warfare of the ity shown Dr. Old and the tion of a new director from ed runs in the top of the fifth, NRAC board, stated, in part: these precincts was held on Mrs. Freedman reported that NAF centerfielder O. B. Will Naval Research Advisory Com board members by Laboratory "Please a c c e p t my personal but Union retaliated with a mit tee (NRAC), led by Dr. May 12. There were two can two sycamore trees have been iams. five-run uprising spurred by Staff and other NWC personnel thanks for a most interesting, Bruce S. Old, Chairman, met during their brief stay. didates, J err y Maxwell and planted at Davidove Field and NAF responded with three Roby's two-run single. CLINIC GRAOUATES-Dono Hulin, Min tennis clinic, sponsored by the China Lok. instructive and pleasant visit it is hoped that more can be of its own in the fifth on War at NWC May 11 and 12 to take In a letter to Capt. M. R. to NWC . . . " Adm. Russell Richard Schmitt. Schmitt was SC~E BY INNINGS NWC in the current Mill Ridgecrest-Chino Tennis Club. Roy Mi"er, I, who directed the provided. A water fountain was ren Turnbaugh's double and part in discussions on the Cen Etheridge, NWC Commander, also said: "I have always held elected to serve the remaining NAF .•.....•...... •....•.....•... 020 030 2- 7 10 " Lake beauty pageant, presents • Lifetime clinic, .nd Ben Quiroz, CL TC president, look ter's technical programs. seven m 0 n t b s of the term. installed only to be stolen im three VX-5 errors. VX-5 ...••• _. _____ •..•.• _•. ...000 305 111- 8 8 8 Dr. Old states, in part: ". . . NOTS, now NWC, in high es Sports certific.te to George Cr.ter, 3rd from on. More th.n 140 persons took p.rt in the Schmitt works in Code 55 and mediately. Another fountain The Hawks led until the sixth I' H I HIiSO During their two-day stay at the Laboratory staff were most teem, but our visit last Mon Whittak (l. ().1) ••••• _. 6 8 8 3 2 7 left, .nd Rox.nne Bergm.n, 2nd from laft, progr.m, which is presented .nnu."y by NWC, the NRAC board was lives at 109-A Hornet. He en has been put in and it is hoped when VB-5's Jack Nunes led effective in providing us with day and Tuesday ~ay 11 and Quengo ...... ••....•••.. 575101 following their completion of the 6-week tha Club. briefed on current weapon de courages his constituents in that community pride will pre off with a walk and scored on Cruz CW, 1..()} ...... I 1 0 0 1 0 as complete a picture of your 12) served not only to confirm velopments, which included the activities as is possible in our Precincts 3 and 7 to contact vail and vandals will cease Draper's game-tying home run Clary ...... __ .. _.... _.... __ I 2 2 0 0 0 (that opinion) but to enhance their destruction of these com over the center field fence. NAF Retains Golf League Leadership transition from development to all-too-brief visit." Dr. Old " him on community problems. SCORE BY INNINGS production, and met with key went on to say" .. . our Board munity areas. On this subject, Hitting for reliever and win The NAF golf team main- ing the Duffers, 4-0. The vic Both Capt. Etheridge and H. Phil Gill (precinct No.9) re Mrs. Freedman stated that Mc ning pitcher Frank Cruz, Tiny TRIANGlE ...... 000 002 0- 2 .. 6 In the match between Code project personnel at NWC. 10 was favorably impressed with C. Wilson, Acting NWC Tech UKION ...... _ ... _..... _000 165 x-12 10 I tained its hold on first place tories kept the Chaparrals just ported that the Opinion Samp Bride Park has been hit again Brinson singled, went to second 30's No.2 team and the Charg addition, the group was taken yolir (NWC) operations." nical Director, desire to render ling Survey is being analyzed, IPHI.1l1O in the China Lake lotramural ahead of the Sand Baggers in ers, Marv Rush, Ralph Pinto on a tour of the facilities. by, as she calls them, "The on a passed ball, and scored KlolMfl (t. 0.1) ...... 6 10 12 9 '" 2 In addition to the letter re a sincere "Well Done" to all should be ready for publication Golf League last Tuesday by the League, who also recorded As a result of that visit, sev Predators". on Quenga's single to center. Andreoson CW. 1-0) ...• 7 '" 2 0 0 7 and Francis Fisher registered ceived from Dr. Old, a similar NWC personnel who took part in about two weeks. Results defeating the team from Code a 4-0 sweep, over the Ground victories for the Code 30 squad. eral letters have been received 5541, t h r e e matches to one. Pounders. letter from Adm. J. S. Russell, in making the NRAC group's will be published in the Rock Community residents are ad In the league's final match, visit to NWC a success. eteer for the information of vised that many hours of volun China Lake Scores 6-3 Triumph Jim Kincheloe, Dick Bauers, In their first outing of the Code 17 upped its record to and Don Sichley all recorded se.lOn, the Rocketeers fell to those in the community who teer work has gone into the 5-3-0 by defeating the One participated in the survey: or planning and construction of wins for NAF. Code 30's No. 1 team, 2.5 to Elevens, 3-1. Code 551 was Assessments Due Over Team From Edwards AFB The Chaparrals, who are in 1.5. Ed Don 0 h u a won his who have indicated an interest. these play areas, they are de Scott to outlast Ontiveros and idle. Steady Duncan Cleaves and second place, stayed close be- m.tch for the Rocketeers, .nd w T Director Men don c a (Pre signed as playgrounds and pic 6troog Enrique Ortega each Steve Bluhm 7-5, 3~, 6-2. hind the NAF squad by sweep- Mike Kr.use tied Jim Runchey. NA' ...... 7 0 Says GEBA-CLMAS cincts 4 and 8) reported that nic areas for neighborhood re took singles and doubles vic John Sgheiza led the Ed Ch.par,...... _...... _ , 1 he and Director Ness (Precincts sidents. Malicious m i s chi e f tories to lead the China Lake wards' squad by defeating CoM JO (2) ..•.•..••.• _._ ....•...__ .. , 2 0 Sec.-Treasurer 1 and 2) will meet with repre and/ or deliberate destruction China Lake's No.1 player Dick Sa_cI .....,.. ••_...... , 2 0 Tennis Club to a 6-3 triumph I Girls' Softball Registration I C" 17 ...... _...... , a 0 Larry Mason, secretary-treas sentatives of Housing and Pub only destroys that which the over Edwards AFB Saturday at Boyd 6-1, 9-7 and then joining Code JO (I) ...... _...... '" J 1 urer of the Government Em residents have worked on and The China Lake youth Cen- Registration is free to girls lic Works to formulate a Clean the China Lake courts. Karl Brauer to top Boyd and lock....,...... __ ...... 1 2 ployees Ben e fit Association up drive on the Center. The hoped to enjoy. It is sad that ter has announced the exten- who hold an annual member o,.. ncI ,...... •.....•.•. _... _ J , 0 The China Lake team held a Jim Smith in doubles 6-4, 6-3. and the China Lake Mutual Aid date of this campaign is not many must be deprived of 4-2 advantage after the singles Next on the tennis schedule sion of registration for Girls' ship in the Youth Center, valid C""' ...... _...... 1 J • Society, has announced t hat these facilities due to the ac Softball. Registration will now through September 1. Registra C" 5541 ...... _...... 2 , 1 yet set. matches, then took two of is the CLTC Spring Tourna C...... _._._ ...... _.. __ 2 , • Assessments Nos. 208-136 are FM Static tions of a few. close on Monday, May 25, at tion for all others is $3 per girl. o.tt.rs ...... ___ .. _.. 2 , • three doubles matches to pull ment, open to residents of the due for the death of member Director Dragovich (pre Mrs. Freedman stated that if off a victory in its first outing Indian Wells and Searles Val 5 p.m. All interested girls must A general meeting for all re 0.... 11oY ...... _...... _...... 1 7 0 Wi I bur Alexander who suc THI '1CHIDULI cincts 5 and 6) reported that lights can eventually be instal of the season. leys. Entry fee is $1 to' non register at the Youth Center gistrants and their parents cumbed to a stroke at the age -by this time. will be held Tuesday, May 26, T_, May" FM station KDUO in Riverside led in McBride Park, there are Cleaves lost only five games members of the club and the ".., Ni_ of 60. Alexander had been Two separate leagues will be heginning at 7 p.m. at the has been informed that the lo interested groups who would in four sets as he defeated deadline is 5 p.m. May 22. En 5:15-Code 551 va. Chorgers living in Lemon Grove, Cali cal translator can no longer conduct twilight concerts, etc. Rudy Ontiveros 6-0, 7-5 and trants should contact club pre established for the 1970 sea- youth Center, located in Ben 5:27-RockeNers VS. One Ele-wns fornia sin c e his retirement 5:39-Code 30 (2) VI. Sandbaggers broadcast their sigual due to Under consideration for im then combined with Roy Miller sident Ben Quiroz (Ext. 4134) son. The leagues will be for nington Plaza. from Public Works' Transpor girls 9 through 12'h years of Further information may be ..ck N .... the interference of s tat ion provement is the vacant area to manhandle Dennis Bowman for details. 5: IS-Code 17 vs. Code 5541 tation Division. age and for girls 12'h through obtained by calling the Youth KDOlrFM in Mojave. KDOL is in Desert Park between Pros and Don Hickey 6-0, 6-0. Play will begin May 22-23, 5:27-Ground Pounders VI. Chaparrols All members are advised to 16 years. Center, NWC Ext. 2909. assigned 97.7 MHz and is re pect, Toro and Segundo. The Ortega was as formidahle in skip Memorial Day weekend, 5:39-NAF YI. DufNr. check their assessment cards ceived 10 times as strong as ~~~~ improvements would consist of singles, racing past Bowman and will conclude the weekend to be sure they are paid up to the KDUO signal. KDUO was sidewalks for skating, shaded 6-0, 6-0 and teaming with John of June 5-6. date and should contact their advised that if the situation areas for sitting, etc. cull ector for payment of the should change, a reconsidera All the park areas on the Sanitate-Pinto Team Records assessment. tion of the decision to drop Center need volunteer labor, KDUO will be made. as well as funding and/ or do Victory in Golf Tournament BPW Meeting Ted Bergman (precincts 1 nations of plants. Anyone in and 2) introduced the matter terested in assisting the Park Mike Sanitate and Ralph Pin Past Co""""nders Tourney The China Lake Business and of a retired civil service em Commission are asked to con to teamed up to win the com The next tournament on the Professional Women's Club will ployee not being able to with· tact one of the aformentioned bination partner's best-ball schedule will be the Past Com hold a program meeting on draw books from the Center members. The Community manders Tournament, to be Scotch doubles golf tournament May 26 at 11 :30 a.m. in the Library. Director Young (Pre Council encourages "g r e e D held at the China Lake Golf held June 13 and 14 at the banquet room of the Station cincts 5 and 6) will check into thumbed residents, frustrated Club this past weekend with a Golf Club. This will be a 36 restaurant. this subject and report at a farmers and weekend garden low net total of 62, 'h stroke hole individual stroke play The program will feature the later meeting. ers to use this avenue to be ahead of Jim Runchey and Joe event, with low net and low achievements the nat ion a I Commission Reports come involved in your com Dorgan. gross winners. BPW organization has made Among members of the Chi· munity affairs. Len Licwinko and Russ Cot According to Curt Bryan, since it was formed 50 years na Lake Park Commission who The next meeting of the ner took third place with 67'h. tournament chairman, the sign ago. Highlights of the pro attended the meeting we r e: China Lake Community Coun Marv Rush and Joe Jones won up sheet for this yearly event gram will be the pioneering Mrs. M i c key Freedman and cil will be held on May 26 in the low gross with a 72, follow will be posted at the clubhouse elements, international clubs, Mrs. Lorraine McClung (co· the Ad Building Conference ed closely by AI McDonald and by May 23. SLOOP OONATED-Mrs. W. G. Burk. sits in the oft section women of s tat u rein BPW, chairmen), Mrs. Leota Brady Room at 7:30 p.m. Anyone that Curt Bryan, who totalled 75. There will be an absolute of • 19-foot sloop don.ted by her husb.nd to the IWV Coun women in the national econ and Ve r n e Bradshaw. Mrs. has a community related pro Fifty-two golfers, divided in deadline for entries in this WINNERS OF ROLL'()FF~m"''' of the lie Stephenson, ond Don Bonks. Mining cil of the N.vy Le.gue to help get • Se. C.det progr.m un omy and BPW's assistance to Freedman gave a resume of blem for the Council to con to 26 teams, competed in the tournament, Bryan s tat e d, Mercury Moving .nd Stor.ge team hold their from the photo is teem member "Steye" derw.y in the Indi.n Wells V."ey. The N.vy Le.gue is the individual woman. what the Commission had ac sider may attend these meet event. All teams played best which will be June 11. 10 view trophies following • ro"-off victory for first Stephenson_ The Rustlers were composed currently .ccepting don.tions to help est.blish this pro Working women who are un complished since it was reac ings. The agenda may be gain ball on the front nine, and of this, he urged all those who pl.ce in the Milit.ry B." .nd Ch.in Le.gue of Norm.n .nd Addie Bensane, Betty Goldy, gr.m, for which two paintings: .....c.pe by Syd Bert.gn., aware of the BPW Club's role tivated in November of 1968. ed by calling a precinct direc switched to the Scotch format plar. to compete to get their over the Rustlers. Te.m members .re, left to M.rth. T.ylor .nd Ron T.ylor. .nd • I.ndsc.pe by George Airel, will be .w.rded two h.p in securing women's rights are Mrs. Brady has been active in tor or the Community Council on the back nine. entries in early. right: Loyd Willi.ms, Mary K.y Inm.n, Sal- -Photo by PHAN R. G. Mills py donors. Burke is .n employee of Code 7036. urged to attend. c I e ani n g up and reopening number in the phonebook. Page Four ROCKETEER Friday, May 22, 1970 Friday, May 22, 1970 ROCKETEER Page Five China Lake Employees Special Elections, TV Booster CommiHee Enioy Many Activities Decisive Issues Plans Fund Campaign (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second installment of The signals have been beam· Los Angeles, and events of par a series which deals with the communities of China Lake, On June Primary ed-they're out there on the ticular interest about the local Ridgecrest and the Indian Wells Valley for Corona An In conjunction with its pri other sid e of the mountains community that are not broad nex exployees who will make the move to China Lake mary election June 2, Califor jus t waiting to be "caught" cast by existing channels. between now and July, 1971. In this installment, THE nia will hold a special election and boosted into Indian Wells Additional equipment is re- to decide eight matters of in Valley TV sets - all that is quired to receive and re·broad ROCKETEER tells of the recreational facilities to be terest to the state's voters. needed now is the money re cast these new signals. Also found on the Naval \1Veapons Center and in the neigh Included is a proposed $246 quired to purchase and install there are plans for extensive boring community of Ridgecrest.) million bond issue for health the new equipment that will upgrading of signal quality on Persons who live in the area -....;.------ science facilities at the Univer provide an extremely good, 10- existing channels. are fortunate to have a great dtv tournaments take place sity of California, a proposed channel TV booster. In the present status of the range of leisure·time activities between the China Lake Bowl Constitutional amendment re The future of the Ridgecrest TV Booster, Channels 4, 7, 9, available. Golf, bowling, swim and the Ridgecrest Lanes. quiring the state to provide not China Lake TV Booster System and 11 are rebroadcast using ming, softball, basketball, vol One of the most attractive less than 50 per cent of the holds great prom i.e, but hinges new equipment and, except for leyball, football, skiing, trap and popular recreational activi costs for public schools and 90 upon community~wide support, occasional problems requiring shooting, bo~ng,handball,and ties in the area is a 6,700 yard, per cent of the costs for social states the TV Boo.ter Commit maintenance, they are provid other activities are organized par 72, golf course. The course welfare services from sources tee Chairman, Bob Young, in a ing reasonably good signals. and set-up for people who live covers more than 100 acres on other than property taxes, and continuation of the report that Channels 2, 5, and 13 are in the Indian Wells Valley. the Naval Weapons Center, six other Constitutional amend appeared in the April 17, 1970 rebroadcast using both old and China Lake and Ridgecrest with each fairway bordered by ments relating to such matters issue of the Rocketeer. new equipment. The old equip each have Little League organi desert. The course is available as local government, pub I i c Minimal Cost ment results in some degrada zations second to none. China to all Center employees and utilities, corporations, w ate r Due to the interest in plans tion in signal, a condition that Lake has divided their Little their dependents, and includes use, legislative authority to for improving the TV Booster will steadily become worse. League program into four di a putting green, driving range, raise maximum interest rates System, as shown in a recent In a breakdown of the costs visions: Major League; Minor and chipping green. In addition, on general obligation bon d s, survey conducted by the China per channel, the amounts are: League; Farm League, and T a well stocked pro shop, snack and homestead exemptions. Lake Community Council, the Channel 28, Los Angeles, Ball. In Ridgecrest, the Little bar, lounge and locker rooms Persons desiring the text of Committee has moved ahead which will bring educational League consists of Single A; are available. The activities are and arguments for and against with plans for a fund drive to TV to the Valley with special Double A; and Triple A. managed by PGA professional issues to be voted in the spe WINGS AND WEAPON~W . H. Howard, Clpt. Fritz WIS the A-7 Prolect Manager at begin next month. Young ad benefits to local youth, will Children will find competi Paul Someson. cial election may write to: Sec Ling-Temco-Vought senior bale representa NATC Patuxent River in 1965 and let I re vised that a goal of about $40,- cost about $9,000. ,tive and leisure-time activities Four theatres are available retary of State, Attention: Elec tive, presents a painting of the A-7E air cord by flying an A-7 nonstop from Patuxent 000 has been set as the amount Channels 23 and 29 from available also at the China Lake in the immediate area: the PIERCE HONORED-Hlrold Pierce, who will retire II Dil tions Department, 111 Capital craft to Capt. C. W. Fritz, Commanding Offi River to the 1967 Pari. Ai r Show without needed to cover the improve Bakersfield offer NBC and CBS Youth Center. The youth Cen Crest Drive-In The a t r e, in trict Superintendent of China Lake Schooll at the end of Mall, Sacramento, Calif. 95814. cer of VX-5. The picture was a gift from refueling. VX-5 h.. conducted operational ments. Maintenance on the sporting events and is program ter holds classes and seminars Ridgecrest; the Ridge Theatre, the current Ichool year, holdl a plaque prelented him at Sample Ballot. LTV in honor of VX-5'. and Capt. Fritz'. te.t. of the A-7 since 1966. system will continue to be sup med wit h an awareness of in various sporting activities also in Ridgecrest; the Station the annual China Lake Education Allociation Retirement According to a communica long ..sociation with the A-7 Corsair II. -Official photo by AA A. K. Wong ported by the Navy-Civilian Re news and events in east Kern and crafts during the year, in Theatre, and the Trona Thea Dinner, held at th! Comm~lIioned Officer.' Mess Saturday, tion from the office of Kern creation Fund. County. Cost: $5,000 to $6,000 May 16. At a .peclal meelong of the China Lake Board of cluding: basketball, bo~ng, tre, in Trona. . County Clerk Vera K. Gibson, The Committee e.timates the per channel. softball and archery. Hobbyists will find four dif Tru.tees that .ame evening, Delert Park School WII .... sample ballots for the June 2 Current Promotional Opportunities cost of the improvements could Replacement of aging equip named Pierce Elementary School effective July 1, 1970 in (Continued from. Page 2) be met e ..ily if each hou.e Recreational facilities in the ferent hobby shops on the Na primary elections have already the Gavernment. 2) Conducts potentobilitV ment on Channels 2, 5, and 13 commemoration of the retiring Superintendent who hal b~n related fields and preparation of recom· of data procelling s."stems and has demo val Weapons Center: the Auto been placed in the mail to regi searches and prepares patentability reports hold in the Valley were to give Indian Wells Valley include: a mendotions based on this work. Minimum onstrated experience in Iystems design. will increase the signal qual at China Lake .ince 1946. Superintendent Pierce has held hi. thereon Janing forth a comparison of the gymnasium on the Naval Wea Hobby Shop; a woodworking stered voters. Qualification R.-quir.m.nts: G~7 . two 'lean even though such positions have not func· $5 annually during the next ity with less disruption of serv pre.ent po.ition lince 1960. prior art dev.loped during search with pons Center which is used for hobbyshop; an Electronic hob This year the official ballots general and three 'lean specialized; Gs.a. tioned ..... ithin a d igital computer frame· two yea rs to the TV Booster ice at $4,000 per channel. the invention under investigation and con consist of a set of cards rather and GS-9. two years general and four work. (4) Experience in on." occupation Fund. many activities: gymnastics; by shop; and a ceramics hobby cluding with on opinion as 10 ..... hether New equipment, just recent years spe<:iolized. Advanc.m.nt Po~ntiol : which has demonstrated ability to analyze judo; weightlifting; volleyball; shop. Each shop is equipped than the paper ballot formerly potent protection for the Government can More Channel. Ready ly available and which should Th is position has advancement potential and organize ..... ork processes or problems be secured in view of the priOf art. 3) basketball and badminton. The with the latest in tools and sup used, and the voter marks his to the GS-11 level based in incumbent'. into plans for computer solutions, or to In looking to the future of result in exceptional improve Toaslillaster Contest Prepore. patent applications in proper weightlifting room has a variety plies, and features qualified in ballot by punching out pre ability to fulfill job requirements. participate in the analysil of s."stem and free TV reception in the Val ment in signal quality, will be form and content. Minimum Qualification scored holes opposite the can fil. applications for abo.... with Jun. digital computer equipment requirements. ley, the Committee rep art s of body-conditioning equip structors on hand to help pa Requir.ments: Completion of a • year cur tested soon in the local system. Chipp. Iidg. 34, Rm . 204. phon. 2676. Experi.nce in on." of the computer spe· ment.. Also in the gymnasium trons with their projects. The recent Serious Speech won first place with his speech didates and measures of his ricvlum of study in on accredited college that the new channels now It will cost $2500 per channel. Supervi.ory fi,e fight.r (G.n... al ). GS- ciolists specializations can also be cred or university leading to a bachelors degree is a steam room which will ac Many parks and picnic areas Contest and Convention, held 'Forget Christianity' in which choice. The card ballots are 081-07, PO No. SI4OO1. Code 142-The po ited as spe<:ialized experience. Specific available will offer educational Young added that more in in on engineering fi.ld, chemistry or ph."s comodate up to 25 persons. On are located within the Indian May 2 and 3 by District 12 of he obviously recommended the then tallied on high speed elec lition i. that of Fire Captain in the Fir. Experience: Experience which meets the programs, east K ern County formation about the fund drive ics. plus I year of experience. Superior the Toastmasters International opposite. Mr. Levendis is a li· tronic tabulating equipment to Division of the Security Deportment. The requirement. for spe<:ific experience de news, NBC and CBS sporting tbe east side of the gym is a Wells Valley for people who ocodemic ochievement ot the baccalaureate will be published in the next incumbent dire<:ts one 04'" mOfe fire com· scribed above fOf the particular combina· wish to picnic or for organi was one of the most closely censed Attorney at Law, but obtain election results. level i. qualifying at the GS-7 level. Jot. events that are blacked-out in few weeks. room designated for judo and ponies Of three or more crash truckl. di. tion of specializatiOns involwd; or experi. contested speech finals in re is a practising minister with a R.I... nt C,i.... i. ond/ o, SeIKliv. 'lac. wrestling. A handball court is zations to hold barbecues and The sample ballot allows the re<:ts fire crews performing fire preven· ence ..... hich demonslrates the ability to m.nt C,iterio: Preference ..... ill be given to located adjacent to the gym. get·togethers. Sandquist Spa, cent history, according to Ken congregation in Las Vegas. He voter to familiarize himself tion, inspe<:tions, supervises checking ond perform highlV specialized tasks not totally the following fields of studv in this order: Labaw, Area No. 4 governor, will represent District 12 in the with the candidates and meas mointenonce of equipment. conducil and identified with the above specilaizations. Directly behind the gymna located on the Center, is equip Electronics Engineer, Physics. Chemistry, supervises drills and classes in fire fight· As computer specialist tasks can exist sium are tennis courts. A well ped with picnic tables, waist from China Lake. Regional Speech Contest to be ures in the election prior to ac Chemical Engineer ond Mechanical Engin ing procedures, fire prevention and in in a variet." of forms and in a variety held in Los Angeles, California tual voting, and will illustrate eer. Advoncemettt Pot.ntial: GS-12 or 13. organized tennis club is active high barbecues and barbecue spection. Minimum Qualification R.quir. of combination •• spe<:iol core must be ex- . The gathering, which was fil. opplicotion for the abo.... with Sue on the Center which holds pits, playground equipment, during June 1970. the punchcard ballots, showing m.nts: four years of experience in fire ercised in: (I) determining the specific 'rolOlawin:. Iidg. 34. Itm. 206, ext. 2577. horseshoe pits, and volleyball held at the Commissioned Offi Representatives of Area 3, both sides of the card. fighting, fire prevention and operation of kind or combination of specializotionl and classes each year for beginners SupDrVilOry EI.ettonic Engin_, GS-I55- cers' Mess here on the base, in fire apparatus and equipment. At least the resultant level of knawledges and skills and advanced players, taught standards. McBride Park, also Egan Gost and Jim Giuffre While the co u n t y 's auto 13. PO No. 7030047, Code 3043-This posi six months experience al the next lower required; and (2) identifying candidotes cluded election of District of withstood the challenge of Area tion is that of Head, Ele<:tro-Mechonical by qualified instructors. on the Center, is frequently mated voting system has al grade and six monlhs supervilory experi· · with the specific combinations of know. ficers; a presentation on the Bronch. The incumbent ..... ill be responsible One of the highlights of the used for picnics. Inyokern Park, 4 on Saturday night taking the ready been used in last year's ence in on organized fire departmenl. ledge. and skills required. Job Re~v.nt petroglyphs of Indian Wells for the following: Applied research, ex located in Inyokern, the pre affirmative side on the ques School Governing Board elec file opplicotions for the abo.... with Crit... io: (1) Kno ..... ledge of COBAl Com· Center gym is the 32-meter in ploratory development. systems and com Valley by Jim Baird of the C.'o~ C.dl., Bldg. 34. Itm. 204, X-2925. puter language; (2) Computer System. att door swimming pool, which is viously men t ion e d Valley tion "Resolved: That Elected tion, the upcoming primary ponent developm.nt. feasibility studies and Maturango Museum; a presen Comput.r Specialist, G5-334-09, II, 12, ol."sis experience; (3) Computer Program Public Officials Be Required To will be the first time the sys consuiting services in the electro-mechani heated for winter use. Adjoin Wells" in Trona, and Henry D. Code 251 -This is a combination of Com· experi.nce; and (4) Knowledge of and tation by AI Christman on Red col field. Mininlum Qualification It..,i,.. in'! tho 0001 is a picnic area, Hellmers Park, in Ridgecrest, Make A Personal Financial tem is used in a county wide puter Systems Analvsi. duties and Com· experience ..... ith Naval Supply S."stems. Rock Canyon State Park; as m.nts: Must meet the requirements as are three other locations fre Statement." State election. puter Programmer duties. The incumbent fil. applicoli_ fOt' the .bove with in addition to a wading pool. stated in tM X·IIS for this series and well as the individual and will analyze the Supply Deportment's Au Corol. Cod~. Ilett. 34. Itm. 204, X.2925. Qualified lifeguards are pro quently used by residents for Debating the negative side The system itself has been grade lev.1. Job It ••ont CritMia: Appli group speech contests. tomatic Data Processing Systems ta deler· Mail and fi~ CIen, G5-30S-3, Code 1514 Sunday outings. were Art Breslow and Chick conh must hove hod progreuive responsi vided for the safety of swim approved for use by the Kern mine areas ..... here improvement in the -Position localed in Mail. File and Re<:ords John Levendis, representing bility and experience in the electro-me mers. A large Community Center, Walden of the local China Lake County Board of Supervisors present systems are needed or new orees Branch, Command Adminiltrotion Deport Area 8-Las Vegas, Nevada, chanical fi.ld. Advoncem.nt Potential: Ta Persons who enjoy swimming on the Naval Weapons Center, Toastmasters Club No. 853. because of the economy, rapid where Automatic Doto Procenirlg will im· ment. Routing of incoming correspondence. the G~14 l.v.1 based on ability to fulfill prave efficiency of operation. He will then filing. and re<:ord searching. Minimum will find many pools available is the focal point of many club return availability and simpli position r.quir.ments. pro