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\ SHOWBOAT I in Randsburg Wash Fuze Tests Fliday FEIRUARY 23 '''TEXAS ACROSS the RIVER Page Eight ROCKETEER Friday, February 23, 1968 Art Festival -Welcome Aboard Television Techniques Enlisted Judging Plans \ SHOWBOAT I In Randsburg Wash Fuze Tests FlIDAY FEIRUARY 23 '''TEXAS ACROSS THE RIVER " (101 Min .) In Progress Dean Martin, Joey Bishop 7:00 P.M.. Instant Replay (West.rn/ Comedy) A Sponish nobleman, Plans are being made for o wild 'Texan cmd a kooky Indieln try to the local area competition of get a cargo through Indion territory but Ups Efficiency, the Kern County Art Festival, end up fighting over a pretty girl as everyone gangs up on the Comonckes. to be held at the Community (Ad ult, Youth, Children.) Speeds Results Center on April 20 and 21. Short: "'Knighb Must foil" (7 Min.) Deadline for entry blanks to BY JOHN R. McCABE be mailed to the Kern County SATURDAY FEIlRUARY 24 Parks and Recreation Depart· ~ATINEE- Instant replay, that big bon· " RINGS AROUND THE WORLD" (91 Min.) us television sports broadcast. Vol. XXII, No. 8 Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, Califarnia Fri., Feb. 23, 1968 ment in Bakersfield, the spon· Don Am&Che sors of the 2().year-old event, 1:00 P.M.. ers have picked up from com· --------------'-----------------------­ Shorts: " Littl. So lopped" (7 Min.) mercial technology, has recent· is Friday, March 1. "King of Comival" No. 12. La,t (12 Min.) Open to all Kern C 0 u n t y ly gone to work for a test team residents, the purpose of the -EVENING-- of the Systems Development LT. WILLIAM A. COLTRIN, " VALLEY OF MYSTERY" (93 Min.) Department. Coordinated by Art Festival is to encourage the Richord Egon, Peter Graves reported aboard Naval Air LUCKY NIGHT - The annual meeting of the Naval Weap. practice and appreciation of 7:00 P.M. engineer Don Grasing, the team Facility recently from an as­ ons Cent.r Federal Credit Union Friday evening, January art from kindergarten through (Adventur.) Je' liner bound for South is probing the potentials of a signment with VFP-63 at N.. 16, w.. a lucky event for these three shareholders. Jesse America crash-lands in the jungle and its video tape system to gather adult levels. occupanh, including 0 mu rderer, f ight for val Air Station, Miramar, E. Go.a (r), Credit Union Manager, presents fabulous· door The county is divided into 11 survival. (Adult, Youth, Children.) test data at the Randsburg Calif. The Huntington Beach prizes to the three. C. E. Tavernier (second, r), receives Shorts: " LoM Luck" CT Min.) Wash gun ran g e, while com· native attended Utah S tat e areas and competitions are "Aqua Copen" (9 Min.) a three-day holiday trip to Las Vegas plus $50 spending held in each area, First· place pleting their current project University earning a as de­ money. Frank Driggers (center) receives $25 in C red it blue rib bon winners from testing proximity fuzes, gree; later entered the U.S. Union shares, and Ben Lee (left) 'receives a portable TV set. SUNDAY·MONDAY FEBRUARY 25-26 each area then progress to the " WHO'S MINDING THE MINT?" (97 Min.) The current fuze·testing proj­ Navy in September, 1960, County Finals held in Bakers· Jim Hutton, Dorothy Provine, Milton Berle and was commislioned on 7:00 P.M. ect, now nearing conclusion, field in May to compete for NEW RESEARCHEil - Dav. (Comedy) How can a handsome bochelor was begun last December, At February 3, 1961. He has ribbon awards. id L. Hill, Electronic Engin. who works ot the U.S. Min t reploce $.50,- the gun range, project Engin· been awarded two Distin· 000.00 thot he accidentally took home­ guished Flying Crosses, 10 School chi 1 d r e n enter eer, is a new employee of and it was destroyedl The rest of the zany eer Don Grasing works with an through their schools, sin c e NWC Corona Laboratories as. cost tries to set things ,troight in the operating group of five to six Air Medals, Navy Commenda. work entered must be done in signed to the Countermeas­ goofiest woy you'll ever seel Don't missl engineers and technicians, four tion, Navy Achievament Med­ (Adult.) al, Navy Unit Citation, Viet the classroom, Adult amateurs ures Division of the Missile Shorb: " 00 Away Stowaway" CT Min.) gunners firing the range's 3· and professionals may secure Systems Department, Cod e "Big Se.lrf" (9 Min.) in. 50 calibre gun, and a half· Nam Service Madal and rules and entry blanks through 74 and engaged in a program dozen experienced riggers to Armed Forces Expedtionary the NWC Library, the Ridge· of analy.is, research, and TUESDAY.WEDNESDAY FEUUARY 27·28 hoist and position the target, an I Medal. Lieutenant Coltrin, crest Library, the Gift Mart in development in radar and " THE BLUE MAX" (156 Min .) his wife, C.therine, and their George f>eppard, James Mason A·1 Skyraider light attack born· Ridgecrest, and Kunz P hot 0 missile guidance. Listed in 7:00 P.M. ber, between two 36()'foot tow· three children live at 43-A in Ridgecrest. "Who's Who Among Stu. (Wa, D,ama) See the most unbelievable ers. Ashworth on the Center. Work to be entered must be dents in American Universi­ b i· plones and t,i.plonel of WW I toke to the air os 0 young German Lt . tokes (1(­ "This is a great bunch of original and is not to be cop· ties and Colleges 1967," he lion possible 10 get his "kill" and a poinl guys/' says Grasing. "Everybo­ ied from maga.ine photographs is a member of the Engin­ toward Ihe Kaiser's highest medol. He,e's dy knows exactly what to do, to the evolution of oir power and the CAP Cadets Get or other artists' work. All work eering Society Sigma Pi AI· inner live, of the men dedicoted to it_ even in emergencies, and ev· must have been executed with· pha. Hill complated his re­ Deep. stork dramal (Adult:) erybody works fast and hard in the pa.t year and each en.­ quirements for the B.s. de· every day w~ get weather good Airborne Briefing trant is allowed to enter two gree in Electronic Engineer. THURSDAY..fRIDAY FEB. 29, MAR. I enough to shoot in." works in the competition. ing at the California S tat e "THE LAST SAfARI" (109 Min.) AI Edwards AFB GETTING SHIPSHAPE FOR THE BALL - Mrs. "Dutch" The sponsors of the local ar· Polytechnic College at Po­ Stewart Granger, Ko%: Goros Saving DaVS of Work TV VIEWERS CALL SHOTS-In gun range technician Lyle Johnson operates video tape 7:00 P.M. Members of Chi n a Lake's Ayers (I) and Mrs. Eugene P. Rosel"ni hard at work unroll­ ea competition is the Des e r t mona in December 1967. He No synopsis ovoil abl.. But with not one man too mao control room, men are ready for the next machines, mathematician AI Hammer (cen­ Civil Air Patrol Squadron 84 Ing decorative bunting being used to spruce up the inter. Art League reside. in LaHabra. hit. "M.lin, Magic Mov.... CT Min.) ny on the crew, and some shot, with eyes on monitors and control pan­ ter) records shot proximities, orcln.nceman participated in both cad e t ior of the CPO Club for tomorrow evening's 13th CPO An. fast shooting to do to take ad· els. V ide 0 tape machines at left are a Joe Mcinvale (r) talks to gun crew and elec· training and national test exer· nual Military Ball. Other volunteers spent last Saturday and vantage of windless days, their "stereo" system, with one showing view trician Lucian ,Crumpacker (out of photo, r) cises recently as the Squadron evenings during the p ..t week getting the club in shipshape pair of Sony video tape rna· from gun line and the other the view from operates remote gun triggering panel. On moves into its new year of ac· order far the gela celebration. Chef Fred Jones is prepar. chines, picking up siguals from the side toward the northwest. Electronic a windlels day, team can fire over 100 shots. tivities. Ing the menu to include prime ribs of beef au jus, "",shed a camera on the gun line and another off to the northwest Maj. C. T, Ross, Squadron pot.toes, buttered green beans, tOiled green .alad, mac. Commander, took four CAP ca· roni and iello '1Iad, assorted dressings, coHee or t ••. side of the range, are proving to be a great benefit. As each dets to Edwards Air For c e loaded round passes by the A· Base for an orientation flight 1 target, the two TV cameras with cad e t s from Edwards' CROSSWORD PUZZLE view the scene from two direc· Squadron 111 and Lancaster's tions, and send their pictures to Squadron 39 on Monday, Janu· ACROSS 4·Poison the tape machines in the con· ary 22, S-Stomach trolhouse via microwave, Tech· Young men from China I -Vehicle ailment Lake aboard the Air For c e 4·Rams 6 ·Cravat nicians there replay front and 7·Symbol for C·1l8 orientation flight we r a 9·Resort tellurium side views of the A·1 until det· 12-Poem 8-Flower of onation of the marker round is Cadets Third Cia .. S tap hen 13·Foreirn amaryll is Connelly and Michael Ross and 14·M.anner family seen in each - it is located in 15·Act of 9-Pundit each view with numbers, which Cadets Basic Robert Kirkpat. self·abasement IO·Crony (colloq.) can later be processed and an· rick and Timothy Ridlon.
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