Page Eight ROCKETEER October 15. 1976 Desert Community Orchestra's Pops SHDWBDAT INSIDE: Concert set Oct. 24 MOVIE RATINGS Navy Appreciation Dinner Set ...... 2 The annual Pops Concert of the Desert The objective of the ratings is to VX-SAviatorsHonored ...... •...... 3 Conununity Orchestra will be presented on inform parents about the suitability of NPS Courses Offered ...... 4 Sunday. Oct. 24. at 3 p.m. in the Cerro Coso movie content for viewing by their Oct. 15. 1976 Bicentennial Salute Planned ...... 5 Conununity College lecture hall. chifdren. Nayal Weapons Cent., Sports ...... 6 This concert, the first under the baton of IGI · ALL AGES ADMITTED Cl'li,.. Lakr Employee in Spotlight ...... •...... 7 Cal ifornia Lauren Green. is especially designed for General Audiences "wc rocke'eel Vol. XXXI, No. 39 Pops Concert Slated ...... 8 family listening. Since music for this .00- I PG) . ALL AGES ADMITTED casion is sponsored by a grant from the Parental Guidance Suggested A Birkinsha to Music Performance Trust Funds of the (R). RESTRICTED velA recording industries. the concert will be Under 11 requires accompanying represent Navy as free. Parent or Adult Guardian Opening with the "La Belle Helene CS · Cinemascope enlisted woman of yr. Overture" by Offenbach. the orchestra will STD · Standard Movie Screen also play Bizet's "Carmen Suite," • Regular starting time-7: 30 p.m . Master Chief Avionics Technician ltalia Birkinsha. of Air Test and Evaluation "Divertissement.. by Jacques Ibert. and Program subject to change without notice Squadron Five. has been selected to Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever." - plea se check marquee. SOUNDS OF EBONY - Pete Larsen represent the U.S. Navy as the enlisted Soprano Rosemary Mattbews. director of FRI. 1S0CTOBt:.~ sings to Dawn Atkinson (above) during woman of the year at the Navy League Ball the college choir. will be featured in the the recent performances of "Sounds of UKI NG OF THE MARVIN GARDENS" (lCW Min.) Carmen number and will also sing selec Jack NiCholson, Bruce Dern to be beld at the Beverly Hills Hotel Ebony," a Bicentennial tribute to black ( Drama) The game of Monopoly is the key to tions by Ginastera. tomorrow night. composers and musicians wriHen and the plot of this drama which concerns a radio AVCM Birkinsha has completed more Concertgoers are reminded to get there directed by Every Jo McClendon, monologist who is taken in by his smooth-talking, high-living brother and his fantastic scheme to than 30 years of active service and is the early-in recent years the orchestra has shown singing a solo. The production usually played to a full house. Annual build a gambling casino on Waikiki Beach_ (R) senior ranking enlisted woman on active involved a group of more than 60 per SAT. 16 OCTOBER duty in the Navy. Assigned to VX-S since memberships for the remaining four con sons, including singers, dancers, and "THE END OF THE GAME" (104Min.) May 1970. she is the special assistant for certs of this season will be on sale at the backstage help at the Burroughs High Jon Voight, Jacqueline Bisset five electronic warfare project officers door before the concert and during in School lecture center. ( Suspense Drama) Study of the relationship termission. Prices are $10 for families. $5 between a tired but crafty, slowly dying police engaged in the prosecution of Chief of Naval commissioner and a smooth· talking rich, 01/1 OperatiolHlSsigned operational tests and powerful businessman and crook. Their mutual evaluations. ~~r~m::u~:~s:.,!!=~stUdent Harpsichordist to appear Oct. 28 secret goes back 3:1 years. SUN. 17 OCTOBER Addlli.... 1 Duties Art League meeting set f IWV CA· • "DON'T OPEN THE WINDOW" (90 Min.) In addition, she is the Command Anita Wolff of Placerville will present a or oncert ssoclahon ArthUr Kennedy, Ray Lovelock still-life demonstration in oils using glazes A change of pace from the New Orleans- fine instruments of the "North European (Drama) This film focuses around a team of Cassified Material CustodIan, the coun for the Desert Art League at its regular style jazz concert that opened the 1976-77 School" of the 17th and 18th centuries. It has agricultural specialists who are engaged in a selor-ombudsman for the squadron's special project constructing a complex sound enlisted W .' . '- Page Six ROCKETEER October 15, 1976 October 15, 1976 ROCKETEER Three Burroughs varsity scores second victory Earthquake prediction. • • The Burroughs High School varsity (Continued from Page 1) Strange behavior might mean dogs football team made it two wins in a row in estimates Ute amount of strain which barking for no good reason, insects Golden League play last Friday by causes it. This movement is directly related migrating, or snakes coming out of Ute defeating their cOlmterparts from Victor to earUtquakes of particular intensities, and ground. According to Dr. St. Amand, "This Valley High, ~20, in a hard-fought game. may be evident, for instance, in the method is in part a political maneuver on For Ute second week in a row, the Burros displacement of fences or the rising of the Ute part of Ute country's leadership to make emerged victorious by a :!-point margin, ground. The San Francisco area, which Ute peasant feel he's making a contribution and again it was Ute educated toe of Jay averages 20 ft. of slippage per century, to his nation's science. Let it be said, too, Kovar Utat made Ute final difference bet experienced an immediate slippage of 18.5 Utat Ute Chinese also use all Ute meUtods ween a win or possible tie. SPORTS ft. during Ute disastrous earUtquake of 1906. developed in oUter parts of Ute world, too, This time Kovar's fourUt quarter field Some scientists, particularly in Japan, and, from my examination of translations of goal from the Victor Valley ~yd. line gave Wilt's Corner Utink that portions of Ute earUt actually tilt technical Chinese papers on the subject, it is !be Burroughs High gridders the edge in Ute C.L. golf tourney just before an earUtquake, and employ obvious Utat Uteir scientists are very final score, while the week before Kovar's various "tilt meters" to detect Utis. Dr. st. competent. But we don't know how they Ibree successful PATs enabled Ute Burros canceled because Amand says that Ute results of studying reached Uteir conclusions when Utey suc to post a 21-18 win over Palmdale. these scrcalled tilts over large areas of cessfully predicted the quake Utey did." Tonight on Uteir oWn turf, the Burros will of lack of support ground are, so far I inconclusive. Animals Gassed? Two Naval Weapons Center scientists face their stiffest test yet in 1976 Golden The 15Ut AMual China Lake Men's In The indigenous method of Ute Chinese is with Ute EarUt and Planetary Sciences League competition when Utey will host Ute vitational Golf Tournament scheduled for . anoUter, and one which has received Division - Fred Davis and Glenn Roque Kennedy High Spartans from Barstow. The this weekend has been cancelled because of widespread publicity in Ute wake of the more - Utink Utat sightings of snakes Spartans proved their mettle last week by non-support from Ute local membership. successful prediction of a major quake by and oUter animals rising from Uteir burrows battling the Antelope Valley High gridders, A general membership meeting at Ute scientists Utere in 1975. It employs the ef may be explained by the -hypoUtesis Utat the team picked to repeat as league China Lake Golf Club has been set for 7:30 forts of virtually Utousands of peasants in under sufficient pressure, rocks crack and champs, to a 7-7 standstill. Kickoff time is a.m. tomorrow to discuss Ute general making observations - sometimes wiUt allow certain gasses to escape from the 7:30 p.m. tournament disinterest and future efforts in instruments, sometimes not - and ground, Utus making affected animals In the bruising contest last Friday at local tournaments. reporting (wiUtout necessarily explaining) such Utings as changes in Ute water level in uncomfortable enough to move away. HIGH HONOR - Cdr. Melvin D. Munsinger (I.) Is congratulated by Copt. R. E. Victorville, Ken Charlon, the Burros' Ladies" Water Exercise Classes There has indeed been some Russian Breen, USN (ret.) of the Vought Corporalion for achieving 3,oooalr hours in the A-7 battering ram, scored two touchdowns and Water exercise classes for women will wells and "strange" animal behavior. verification Utat argon, radon, ethene and Corsair II. Walching are RAdm. R. P. McKenzie, Commander Light Attack Wing, passed for a third. In the ground gaining begin Monday at Ute indoor pool and will meUtane are released before earUtquakes Pacific Fleet, and (far r.) tapt. R. N. Livingston, Commanding Officer of Air Test depariment (142 yds. in 32 carries) he had continue each Monday and Wednesday occur, and so this constitutes our sixth and Evalualion Squadron 5. -Photos by Terry MIles some stiff competition, however, from Ute afternoon from 3:30 to 4:30 Utrough Nov. 17. method of prediction. Jackrabbits' Randy Noble, who broke loose The fee for the ten sessions is $7. For Changes in elevation of Ute land surface VX-5 aviators honored for milestone flights for scoring jaunts of 74 and 65 yds. to keep additional information, call ext. 2334. would be indicative of the rising or falling of his team in the game. Tennis classes STELLAR PERFORMANCE - Ken Charlon (No. 35), Burroughs fullback, rips off Ute continents, or fault movement, either in Corsair lis by Navy, Vought Corporation First Score of Game Fred Hagist announced recenUy that a some impressive yardage against the Vidor Valley High School grielders at the one, and under the Coast and Geodetic During a recent visit to the Naval 500 combat missions and has surpassed Ute Burroughs High scored first following a new session of 6-week classes will begin JAckrabbits' home fiekt last FridllY night. All in all, the Burros' bllHering ram Survey of the Depariment of Ute Interior, Weapons Center and Air Test and 1000 carrier arrested landing mark. pass interception Utat gave the locals Tuesday, Oct. 26, at Ute NWC tennis courts. of scored two Iouchdownsand passed for a third whllegoining 142 yords in 32 arrios. tide gauges - technique number 7 - have Evaluation Squadron Five, RAdm. R. P. Cdr. Munsinger, a native of Los Molinos, possession the ball on Ute VV 25 yd. line. BegiMer and intermediate classes will be drive by Victor Valley which began on the been set up to measure the average value of McKenzie, Commander Light Attack Wing Ca., IIrst flew the A-7 in 1967, and his The tough defense Utrown up by the down and ran unmolested for a touchdown. offered on Tuesday and Thursday mornings 'Rabbits 21 yd. line and was stopped by The sea level wiUt respect to markers on the Pacific, presented two VX-li pilots wiUt squadron tours in A-7s include VA.J¥1, VA- 'Rabbits gave ground grudgingly, holding try for the PAT failed to make Ute score from 10 to 11 a.m. AnoUter intermediate another pass interception by Jon French, Burroughs 13, Victor Valley 6. shore. mementos commemorating milestone a 122, VA-I92, VA-ll3 - Utis as executive the Burros to short gains on a drive Utat was class will be taught from 5 to 6 p.m. on The Uteory of dilatancy gives us our final chievements in the A-7 Corsair IT. officer and Uten commanding officer - and finally cllmaxed by a fourUt down smash who was dropped on Ute Burros' 23. On the second play following the kickoff, Tuesdays and Thursdays, and a beginning As Ute second half got under way, Ute meUtod of predicting earthquakes, and In presenting Cdr. Melvin D. Munsinger, most recenUy as VX-li executive officer. He into the line by Charlon, who plunged over Noble broke loose for 74 yards around right class is also offered each Wednesday from 5 from the 1 yd. line. Kovar booted Ute PAT to Burros found themselves in good field end to tally for the Jackrabbits and cut the according to Dr. St. Amand, "one which has VX-li executive officer, wiUt a plaque for lives in Navy housing wiUt his wife, Mary, to 6 p.m. and two daughters, Carrie, 12, and Kim make it 7-4 wiUt a little more Ulan 2 min. left position after a short punt gave Utem Ute Burros' lead to 13-12 as Ute Victor Valley try The Tuesday and Thursday classes offer great potential." being the first aviator to achieve 3,000 hours Propounded by Amos Nur of Stanford of air berly, 10. to play in the first quarter. ball on the Victor Valley 42. Charlon picked for 2 points after the touchdown failed. 12 sessions for $14; Ute charge for the time in the A-7, RAdm. McKenzie The 'Rabbits then took over on offense up a first down on the 33 and Quarterback Instead of folding under the pressure, Wednesday class is $7 for six sessions. University in 1972, it holds Utat when rock conunented Utat it had taken him nearly 22 RAdm. R. P. McKenzie also presented a and drove 80 yds. in 10 plays to tslly Uteir Randy Jaramillo Uten COMected wiUt however, the Burros pounded right hack gets strained to a certain point (as may years of flying to gain Utat amount of time mug commemorating 1,000 hours in the Cor Potential students must sign up wiUt Sue Copt. Hugh Helmick first Haskins Justin Cowles, wide receiver, for a first down Ute field wiUt a drive Utat carried happen in earth movement associated wiUt in all types of aircraft combined. sair IT to U. Josepb P. Connel1an. U. touchdown. Brian rambled in Dick, Gymnasium secretary, between 9 from the Burroughs High 12 yd. line for the down on the 'Rabbits 10 yd. stripe. from their own 31 yd. line to paydirt in the faults) it will develop tiny cracks and swell Cdr. Munsinger also holds other CoMellan reported to VX-li in June, 1975. He a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. score, but the try for the extra point falled A penalty called after the pass completion Victor Valley end zone. Charlon and Rudy AF Capt. Helmick wiUt water. The rock is weakened, and Ute distinguished aviation records in being one lives in Navy housing wiUt his wife, Sandy, Adull League Basketball Meeting and the Burros found themselves clinging to cost Ute Burros 15 yds., however, and It was Muro alternated as ball carriers on Utis rate at which earUtquake waves pass of Ute few aviators who has flown more Ulan and son, Andrew. A pre-season basketball meeting will be is assigned to AIM-9L a 7~ lead. 1st down and 25 to go for Ute score. It came push, and Jaramillo hit Mullins, his favorite Utrough it has changed. Such changes may held at 4: 30 Tuesday afternoon at Ute That turned out to be all of Ute scoring in a two plays later when Charlon lofted a pass receiver, for a crucial first down. be detected, and two or Utree small ear Joshua Room of the Community Center. program oHice here penalty-ridden second period of play Utat over the beads of the surprised defenders Burros Increase Lead Utquakes have been "quite accurately Items to be discussed include types of The most recent addition to Ute com was highlighted by another ball-control and Mike Mullins, wide receiver, pulled it predicted" as a result of this method, says The final 18 yds. to Ute goal line was leagues desired, cost of officials, kinds of plement of U.S. Air Force officers on duty at covered in Utree blasts through Ute line by Dr. St. Amand. awards and length of season. All teams Ute Naval Weapons Center is Capt. Hugh Theory of Di lataney Charlon - Ute last one from 5 yds. out-and Gal'J Haucen .emorial Tennis Tourne, draws interested in competing should have at least Helmick, who has been assigned to the AIM- The Uteory of dilatancy also says thst Ute the PAT by Kovar boosted Ute Burros' lead one representative at this very important 9L program office. to 20-12 wiUt 35 sec. left in Ute third quarter. earUt should swell up when a quake is ahout total of 91 competitors; $400 raised for fund meeting. Now involved in systems design and to hit, and one scientist announced recenUy A total of 91 players representing of Joan Bauer and Carol Collins. BoUt teams The fourUt quarter had barely begun modification work on the AIM-9L before Jon French popped up to nab his NWC gridders win that this type of swelling is responsible for localities from San Diego to Arlington, Va., took home second place trophies. Sidewinder missile, Capt. Helmick was Ute much-publicized "Palmdale bulge." as well as OUna Lake took part in Ute first Biggest upset of Ute day was scored by third pass interception for the night. This transferred here from Vandenberg Air turnover gave the ball back to Burroughs on 1st game in Ilth ND Dr. St. Amand, however, contends Utat annual Gary Haugen Memorial Tennis Gary Ochman of Tom's Place, Ca., when he Force Base, near Lompoc, Calif. Utere could be perfectly valid reasons other Tournament last weekend at Ute Naval recorded a first round win over number one Ute VV 22 yd. line. Even though the penalty During a four year tour of duty at Van bugaboo cost Ute locals anoUter touchdown flag football tourney Ulan dilantancy which explain why Ute land Weapons Center and Cerro Coso College seed Dick Boyd in Ute men's singles event. denberg's Space and Missile Test Center, he goes up or down, and Utat there have been courts. Ochman went on to Ute finals before losing on a 15 yd. run by Charlon, the Burros were The Naval Weapons Center gridders put was an Air Force launch controller at an close enough to the end zone to enable recorded cases of substantial rise unac The tournament raised $400 for Ute Gary to McQuown. on an impressive display of power and AUas missile launch site. His respon companied by quakes. Haugen Memorial Scholarship Fund, Kovar to kick a fourUt down field goal from defense last Tuesday night to win their first sibilities included directing the countdown the 25 yd. line. In Ute case of the Palmdale bulge, says established in Ute memory of the young game in Ute northern area playoffs for Ute prior to the launching of research satellites. Dr. st. Amand, although that area was The Burros' more comfortable ~ 12 lead teMis player from Ute China Lake com 11Ut Naval District flag football crown at He also accepted the Atlas missile for the shaken by an earUtquake in 1957, Utere is no munity who recenUy died of leukemia. was short-lived, however, when once again the Naval Support Activity, Long Beach. Air Force after cbeckout by civilian con the locals let down enough on Ute first play evidence that COMects Ute rise wiUt the The scholarship will be awarded to a Final score was NWC 34, and Uteir op tractor employees prior to each launch. temblor. A1Utough quantitative evidence of Burroughs High School graduate, chosen by following the kickoff to enable Noble to ponents from the USS Bronstein, Long A veteran of 9'"' years in the Air Force, break loose for a 65 touchdown run. A pass the bulge has been available since 1930 and a five-person committee comprised of the Beach, 16. The Bronstein had been ranked Capt. Helmick joined the military service simple observation of the land involved Burroughs teMis coaches, Mrs. Leonard completion for 2 points after Ute touchdown second among all Ute Long Beach teams Utrough Ute Reserve Officer Training by Victor Valley reduced the Burroughs indicates Utat uplift has been going on Utere Haugen, mother of Gary Haugen, and a entered in the tournament. Program at Ute University of Washington. for a long time, he added, the science is so High lead to ~20 wiUt half of the fourUt MUG PRESENTED- Lt. JoMPh P. Connellon Is p .....nted 0 mug In honor of his representative of hoUt Ute Burroughs hoys' All of the game's scoring occurred in the Following his graduation with a new Utat we do not know the rate at which tennis quarter still left to be played. 0 and girls' teams. first half of play, and began when NWC's bachelor's degree in mechanical such changes normally occur. It appears, hoving completed 1,000 hours In an A-7 Corsolr II by A. W. Vong, ..nlor ba .. Dri"" Stymied representolive at NWC for the Vought Corporotlon. Lt. Connellon, formerly A five-person contingent from Quartz Greg Robbins scampered half Ute length of engineering, he was sent to Edwards Air however, Utat the earU\'s risings and Hill, Ca., made the strongest showing per That turned out to be all of Ute scoring in the field to paydirt on a well-engineered Force Base where, for five years, be was hom_rted at Naval Air Station Lemoore, hos been attached to Air T.. t ond fallings occur at a faster ra~ Ulan were person in the tournament wiUt Roy the game, although Muro broke loose for a Evaluation Squadron 5 sinee June 1975. Mm. involved in systems engineering work. previously thoughi. McQuown, a "teaching pro," winning 21-yd. gain which gave some momentwn to Additional China Lake touchdowns took When be left Edwards AFB be was trans the men's open singles and teaming wiUt a drive by the Burros Utat was stymied by a place as quarterback Bob Jackson Utrew a ferred to Vandenberg AFB, and sub Becky Glascock to win the miIed doubles. fumble Utat the 'Rabbits recovered Utree l