Page Eight ROCKETEER November 6, 1981 Fall fashion show WACOM-sponsored to be held next Holiday Bazaar November 6, 1981 Tuesday by WACOM planned Nov. 13-14 The Women's Auxiliary of the Com Vol. XXXVI, No. 44 missioned Officers' Mess (WACOM ) will Next Friday, Nov. 13, will be a lucky day hold its fall fashion show next Tuesday at for bargain hunters who are trying to get the Commissioned Officers' Mess. some of their Christmas shoppiug done NAVAL WEAPONS CENTER A social hour at 11 a.m. will be followed by early as the Holiday Bazaar, sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Commissioned CHINA LAKE lunch at 11:45, and the fashion show will CALIFORNIA follow the luncheon. The lunch entree is Officers' Mess, opens its doors at the Community Center. stuffed bell peppers, at$3.75 per person. Following a ribbon cutting by Capt. Lahr Maureen Toftner, chairperson for the at 10 a.m., the bazaar will be open to holiday Technical Director Award fashion show, has had extensive experience shoppers unW 8 that evening. Activities will in fashion modeling, dressmaking, textiles, resume on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. and fashion counseling. until 3 p.m. presented for prime role A variety of clothing from local Twenty',me local organizations will have • Ridgecrest stores will be shown and gar brightly decorated booths at which hand In ments sewn by WACOM members also will made crafts, Christmas decorations, home HARM weapon system be modeled. I PRECISION WORK - Roy Briscoe, lapidary chairman of the gem and mineral made candy, goodies and other salable The Naval Weapons Center's Technical commended Wilson for the Technical Ridgecrest merchants that are par show set this weekend at the Community Center, demonstrates how a colorful slab items will be featured. Local groups use this Director Award in recognition of his Director Award based on the "singularly ticipating include Rene's Main Street, of honey onyx can be sliced from a larger section of this gemstone. Saws like the as a fundraiser for a variety of purposes significant role in the design, development, instrumental position that he played in the Donna's Shirt Tales, Gorrono's Fashions for one shown above will be operated to cut open geodes purchased by visitors at the from church-supported foreign missions to and testing of the HARM (High Speed Anti design, development, test, and re.
• , Page Six ROCKETEER November 6, 1981 November 6, 1981 ROCKETEER Poge Three • Burros host 'lopes In home grid season finale Jst year of Demo Project ends; Burroughs High School's varsity football were soundly defeated for the third straight gridders were driving for their fourth ~k--.;pper sez team will host the league-leading Antelope week -losing this time by a score 34-6 to the touchdown with the ball inside the BHS 10 assessment time now at Valley High School gridders from Lancaster Hart High School Indians. hand All China Lakers. Including military personnel, clviliari yd. line when Jack Sturgeon, a defensive The end of the first full year's cycle of the Shaner, Code 08 ; AI Wiruth, Code 24; Dick employees, a"d their dependents a,. Invited to submit tonight in what will be the final home ap The Indians, who had a solid running secondary man for the Burros, popped up to Civil Service Reform Act Demonstration Malone, Code 26; Brad Royer, Code 31; Jim questions to this column. Such qu ..ies must be In good ..ste pearance of the 1981 season for the Burros. game to go along with the accurate passing and pertain to m.tt..-s of interest to • I.r.. s ..ment of the intercept a pass thrown by Herrington and Project has brought assessment time - not Bryant, Code 32; Joe McKenzie, Code 33; Kick",ff time is 8 p.m. for tbe varsity tilt, of quarterback Dean Herrington, put the ChiM Lake community. questions ue rambled 95 yards for what turned out to be 'just of the personnel in the Demo Project, Bob Lakaye, Code 35; Chuck Fredrickson, directly from Capt. Lahr. 2771 with your which will preceded by a sophomore contest game on ice with a three-touchdown splurge SPORTS the only score of the game by the Ridgecrest but of the Demo Project itself. Code 36; Dick Wisdom, Code 38; and Jack question. and state whe .... r you are a military member, starting at 5:30. in the second quarter that gave them a 2(H) civilian employ", or a dependent. No other IdentlfkatkNt iSi team. For this purpose, the task teams have Brown, Code 62. Recreation Roundup Last Friday night at the College of the haUtime lead. necessary. There Is no Intent thlt this column be used tot been reconstituted by Bob Hillyer, NWC The Classification Standards Task Team, subvert normal. established dtaiJt..Of·command chan"eI •. Canyon stadium in Valencia, the Burros Early in the third quarter, the Hari High The Indians offset this touchdown with a tally of their own in the third period and Technical Director. The task teams are which will examine the standards selected, Military teams added yet another score in the fourth expected to use available information to includes Marcel Martineau, Code 09; Roy QUESTION quarter to win decisively by a final margin assess this first year's experience and to Nichols, Code.31; George Handler, Code 12; Civilian Employee - Why are they having a Woman of the Year award and not a may still enter of 34-6. make recommendations concerning Jack Davidson, Code 25; Dennis Sorges, Man ofthe Year award? It seems this would be sexual discrimination. Code 32; Ralph Smith, Code 33;_Dean Bare, ANSWER The Burros were unable to get their of possible changes. They will work closely basketball league Code 35; James Irvine, Code 36; Jean I presume that the Woman of the Year Award you are referring to is the one fense in gear, and it was the defense that with Dr. Ed Alden and Bob McKenzie of the The deadline has been extended until Bennett, Code 38; Diane Thompson, Code created the breaks that held the game to a Internal Evaluation Team. and will also given by the Federal Women's Program of the Equal Employment Opportunity Monday, Nov. 9, for representatives of 39; and Bob Rockwell, Code 62. Office at NWC. . scoreless deadlock .in the first period of seek information volunteered by employees. military teams interested in taking part in The Performance Evaluation Task Team play. Anyone who wishes to talk with any of the Few women have in the past - or, for that matter, today - held positions of the upcoming China Lake-Ridgecrest in task members to make suggestions is asked will review the results of the first year's leadership. The Federal Women's Program Woman of the Year Award enhances A blocked punt attempt and a fumble tramural basketball program to make this to do so because these inputs from em efforts with primary focus on: the rating this visibility and rewards the individual woman while providing an incentive to recovery by the Burros' defenders helped to interest known by contacting Paul ployees are vital to the success of the pay link and rating definitions, the rating other women. stall the Indians' attempts to move the ball Baczkiewicz, NWC athletic directoi. Demonstration Project. reconsideration process and results, the There are many other avenues on the Center and in the community for men to in the first quarter. League play at the Center gym is Some oflhe questions that the Pay Task need for further education in the planning receive rewards. For instance: The Federal Women's Program Supervisor of the scheduled to get underway by the end of the Following the blocked kick that turned the Team will address include determining the monitoring-assessment process, and per Year Award, and the Business and Professional Women's Man of the Year Award month. ball over to them at the Hart 49 yd. line, the method of setting the Demonstration fonnance review board experiences. recently won by Gery Hucek of Ridgecrest. GYM OFFICE SERVICE CUT Burros picked up a first down at the Indians Project payroll, separation between pay Performance Evaluation Task ' Team members are Miriam Cartwright, Code 12; Mechanical glitches happen whenever any devices are used - and the an· Beginning Monday, only limited service 37 on two carries by Sturgeon, but the Hart and performance, whether the pay system swering machine on which the "Skipper Sez" calls are received decided to take a Bruce MacIntosh, Code 09; Paul Reagon, will be available at the Center gym office on defense stiffened and, when a third down is the basis for the performance rating, and partial day off last Friday. Code 25; Garyl Smith, Code 26; Wayne weekdays between I and 2 p.m. while the pass fell incomplete, the decision was made when where bonus awards may be ap At least two callers found themselves cut off before they had a chance to ask Tanaka, Code 31; Rich Printy, Gode 32; office clerk is at lunch. to attempt a long, wind-assisted field goal. propriate. The Pay Task Team will also their questions. They may not have realized that they were cut off because the Steve Redmond, Code 33; Bill McBride, goal. consider whether the Center should use machine began to record before turning itself off. Towels and racquetball rackets will be some other payouts than were used this Code 35; Bill Werback, Code 36; Thomas The try ' for the 3-pointer by Scott Fulton, Anyone who called in with a question on Friday morning, Oct. 30. is asked to call issued, but those wishing to purchase Boggs, Code 38; Roy Kartzmark, Code 39; with the ball spotted at the Hart 39 yd. line, year. again, please. The errant machine has been replaced. Athletic Association memberships or make and Bob Barsaloux, Code 61. arrangements for the issuing or return of missed the mark. Pay Task Team members are Paul camping gear, boats or trailers will have to With the wind at their backs when the two Homer, Code 39; Don Shibley, Code 09; Bill Assistant head of Police Div. receives 40-yr. pin visit the office at another time. teams exchanged ends of the field at the RACQUETBALL TOURNEYS SET start of the second quarter, the Indians were TO Award ... C. A. L. Mitchell, assistant head of the chell survived that incident and was put Lake in 1958 for a 2-year hitch as assistant (Continued from Page 1 ) Military men and women from the Naval able to take advantage of this factor to move Police Division in the NWC Safety and back on board the destroyer USS Eaton, division officer at the Commissary Store. DRIVING FOR BASKET - Joe Esparza (22). a guard who led the scoring for the in and score. Director Award. Security Department, was the recent which was then part of the U.s. Fleet under Mitchell was retired from the Navy in Weapons Center are invited to participate in Completed system redesigns and planning two Southern Pacific Regional racquetball NWC varsity basketball team , hustles toward the basket to take advantage of a . A high, short punt by Fulton for recipient of a 4!1-year Federal length-of the command of Admiral William Halsey, August 1960 and left the local area, only to for future redesigns played a significant screen set up for him by Millard Bell in this bit of action during Saturday's game Burroughs turned the ball over to Hart at service award that was presented by Capt. and continued on sea duty during the in return 11 months later to begin working as a tournaments. . part in Wilson's HARM weapon system between NWC and the cagers from Nellis Air Force Base. John Holland is the the BHS 46. Four passes by Herrington (all Lahr during a ceremony held in the Skip vasions of the Islands of Saipan, Tinian and China Lake police officer. / The racquetball tourney for men will be support activities. This was referred to by Nellis AFB player reaching for the ball. The visitors won the game 76·71. (Continued on Page 7) per's office. Okinawa. He has remained with the Police Division held during the week of Nov. 30 through Dk Totah as "a critical area of contractor Mitchell, who has been the assistant to the By that time (the lalter part of World War for the past 20 years during which time he. 4 at the Naval Station Long Beach. NWC can government interface and an area where China Lake chief of police since 1972, began II), Mitchell had changed his rate from was promoted to the position of supervisory send two singles players and one doubles NWC cagers seek 1st win tonight at George AFB Wilson's analytical and troubleshooting his federal service career in November 1940 coxswain to commissaryman, and finally policeman and later assigned his present team. Still looking for their first win in the talents serve the Navy very well." The Army hoopsters had a clear edge in The China Lakers led 35-32 at halftime, when he enlisted in the Navy. headed back to the U.S. (Mare Island responsibilities as assistant head of the Military men interested in vying in this Desert Regional Interservice Basketball rebounding as they rolled up a 57-36 lead at but foul trouble midway through the second Wilson is a former Texas Instruments' Following boot camp, duty as a seaman Shipyard in San Francisco) for repairs to Police Division. League, the Naval Weapons Center varsity halftime and then rippled the net for 69 event should contact Paul Baczkiewicz, half was a factor in the local team's third employee in Ridgecrest who joined the and gun crew member aboard the gunboat the guns of the USS Eaton. The highlight of his career as a police cagers will travel to George Air Force Base points in the second half to win going away. NWC ahtletic director, by calling ext. 2334 defeat of the season. Center's work force in 1970 and has been Paducah and the destroyer Wind worth on The war ended before the ship was ready officer at China Lake occurred in 1963, (Continued on Page 7) for a game that will get underway at 7:30 The game's high point man was John vs. Nellis AFB game. The score was close with the HARM program since 1971. North Atlantic Patrol preceded Mitchell's for action again, and it was then back to Mitchell says, when he was singled out to ~onight. Cole, a Ft. Irwin forward, who tallied 22. Results reported in throughout the contest, and the lead shifted HARM was conceived at NWC and transfer half way around the world to China for two years - half of which was work with members of the U.S. Secret Also coming up is a rematch Sunday af The Army team also had four other players back and forth between the two teams. competition for its development was won by Shanghai, China. spent on a communication ship and half at a Service in coordinating the route of travel ternoon at Fort Irwin against a team that in the double-figure scoring column. They Texas Instruments in 1974. During Fiscal Six months of duty on a destroyer based at Navy air base near Shanghai. and other security matters pertaining to the Commander's Cup were Jessie Dowdell (22), Sidney Backman Bill McCail, center for the Nellis AFB trounced the China Lakers here last Friday Year 1980-81, the HARM testing program Shanghai followed, and then it was back to The year 1948 brought Mitchell to the visit of President John Kennedy. night by a score of 126-78. In another game (19) Terry Harvey (13) and Paul Stockel quiniet, was high point man with 22, while marksmanship event Joe Roysteon chipped in 11 more for the . included numerous successful laWlches, the U.S. and an assignment at the Naval Indian Wens Valley for his first tour of duty played last weekend, the NWC varsity lost (12). Base in Norfolk, Va., where he was serving victors. advanced development model warheads at the U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station New stabilizer for Commander's cup marksmanship by a tally of 76-71 to the visiting hoopsters In the absence of Skip McIntosh, who was were fabricated and tested, warhead and when the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor (forerunner of the Naval Weapons Center). competition ended last week with the nod from Nellis Air Force Base. on leave, Dave Brown was the NWC varsity Leading scorers for the NWC varsity were motor qualification was initiated, and plunged the U.S. into World War II. He got his first taste of police-related duty dirt roads is now going to the rine and pistol teams The Fort Irwin team was taller, displayed team's leading scorer with 21, while Joe Esparza, a guard, with 16, and Ken Dorrell, aircraft integration and development of It was then back to destroyer duty for during this time by serving (for two years) representing NWC Blue (Code 612). good ball handling ability, and had a lot of Esparza pumped in 19 and Ken Daniels being tested here- the team's playeroCoach, who hit 15. In ~rdnance components continued. Mitchell, who joined the crew of the USS with a group of other Navy chief petty of depth - being able to substitute five players tallied 11 in the game against Ft. Irwin. Breaking what had been a tie for first addition, Millard Bell scored 14 and Basil Eaton at the time of her commissioning in ficers as an accident inv,estigator with the Drivers of motor vehicles heading up the at a time during the one-sided contest Two more evenly matched to ams met At the present time, HARM is moving into place in the Commander's Cup standings, Robinson and Daniels chalked up 12 points Bath, Maine, and then headed for the South Police Division's Traffic Control Branch. He dirt road to the sta bles during this past week played last Friday night at the Center gym. here Saturday afternoon in the NWC varsity its Navy operational evaluation phase that the NWC team picked up 5 points for win each for the China Lakers. will be carried out by Air Test and Pacific via the Panama Canal. also was manager of the Chief Petty Of were startled (and delighted) to find that ning the marksmanship event and now has a • Evaluation Squadron Five (VX-5). The USS Eaton saw action in sea battles ficer's Club for a year before sea duty called the. cloud of dust that had formerly followed total of 14. NWC Blue is in second place with Hurricanes scramble for 2-1 youth soccer win around Guadalcanal and up into the Mar once again and he was sent to Honolulu to their cars all the way up the hill only ap 12 points, while VX-5 trails with 10. shal Islands prior to the time Mitchell was join the crew of the tanker USS Rio Grande. The Hurricanes, a team tllat a week between Matt Mechtenberg (2), and Andy for the season with an injury (broken arm), Burro roundup .. peared on about one-quarter of the road at transferred to another tincan, the USS Three years on the Rio Grande and a 3- NWC Blue won the rifle matcb - a Navy earlier succeeded in handing the first defeat Corzine, Don Ashton, Paul Lelis, Travis the Drillers went scoreless while giving up 3 the east end. (Continued from Page 1) year stint as a member. of the Hawatian qualification course fired with M-14 rifles at of the season to the Diplomats in Division 5 Webster, and Jay Okamoto (I each). Jon goals to the Strikers in last Saturday's Strong. The other section of the road has been but on other weekends as well. The Strong turned out to be an ill-fated a range of 200 yds. - by compiling an Knowles and David Mann hit one goal matchup between these two Division 4 Armed Service Police in Honolulu that gave covered with DUSTGARD, a product of the of the Youth Soccer League, had to Barring the possibility of interference overall team score of 673 and 12 bullseyes. apiece for the Roughnecks. teams. Goals for the Strikers were tallied by craft - being sunk one night during the him more experience in police-related work Great Salt Lake Minerals and Chemicals scramble for a 2-1 win over the Sounders with essential test work in the range area, / Eric Blowers scored for the Surf on an Dean Waldron and Chris Mills. Battle of Kula Gulf in the Solomons. Mit- followed before Mitchell returned to China Corp. The substance, a magnesium chloride Other team scores were NWC Geld 552 and 2 last Saturday morning at Davidove Field. the roundup of feral burros will be continued bullseyes, and VX-5 with a total of 526 and 11 Two goals by Craig Rindt - one on an assist by Brian McRary. and Jason Black, The Thunders' lopsided 5-1 victory over solution, is being tested to see if it will serve on weekends from now through the end of bullseyes. assist from Randy Isgriggs and one on a the Atoms was highlighted by 3 goals by as well as an oil surfacing on dirt roads on assisted by Doug Chalmers tallied in the the year. Under terms of the out",foCourt The NWC Blue rine team was led by penalty kick - enabled the Hurricanes to Jacob Jones and 2 more for Marc Frisbee. the Center. In addition to conserving oil, third quarter of the tie game between the settlement of this matter, the Navy agreed ABHC Bill Moss, who fired a 182 with 6X out edge the Sounders, who scored their only Ralph Jorgensen played a vital role in the DUSTGARD is, at present, apprOximately Surf and Tornado. to pay the Fund for Animals $50 per burro of a possible 200. Others who made up the 4- goal on a perialty kick by Barrie Riddoch. victory - being credited with assists on 4 of one-baU the price of oil. The Diplomats had everything their own for all animals that are removed by this the 5 scores by the Thunders. Mitchell Public Works Departm,mt personnel will man NWC Blue rifle team, and their scores, Good play on defense for the Hurricanes way in their 9'{) win over the Whitecaps, who group. were: AMS2 Jim Head, 167 (2X); ASE3 by Eric Winter and by Bill Gorley, who were unable to field a full team. The 9-goal Humble tapped in a corner kick off the toe of be observing the newly-surfaced section of Randy Houston and AZ1 Craig Wilson, who dominated the midfield from his sweeper deluge was led by Matt Ziegler with 4 tallies. Julie Seitel to get the Atoms on the The captured animals will be turned over road over the next few months to detennine both fired scores of 162 with 2X. position, was instrumental in helping the Others who scored for the Diplomats were scoreboard with a single tally. to the Animal Protection I~stitute (API) for how well it I"ithstands the winter Top marksman in the rifle match was Lt. Hurricanes pick up the win. Don Duniphin (2), and Robby Huey and Eric Decisive wins by scores of 4-1 , 3-0 and 3'{) adoption. Once the burros are captured, API freeze/thaw cycle, how well it bolds up in Tom Ringler of VX-5, whose total was 182 Scores of games in Division 5 of the youth Wee. were posted by the Sockers, Earthquakes, will be responsible for the boarding and care rain, and how continued use affects it. and9X. Soccer League were Sting 2, Rogues 1; A 4-2 win by the Timbers over the and Cosmos over the Blizzard, Aztecs, and of the animals until they are turned over to The particular section of road selected for It was also a one, two, three finish (or Kicks 7, Roughnecks 2; Surf I, Tornado 1 Boomers highlighted last Saturday's action Lancers, respectively. in last Saturday's private parties. the test was chosen because it was con NWC Blue, NWC Gold and VX-5 in the pistol (tie); Diplomats 9, Whitecaps O. between Division 4 teams. Results of other Division 3 action. Anyone interested in adopting a burro can venient for regular inspections, it was due match. Scores were 966, 954, and 874. Two first half goals - one each by Bobby games in this division were Strikers 3, The Sockers found the right combination obtain additional information by calling the for regrading, and the dust abatement respectively. Hudson and Brian Bartels - propelled the Drillers 0, and Thunder 5, Atoms I. and put together their best game of the Animal Protection Institute in the would benefit those who live in the housing ABHC Moss, with a score of 270 '(4X), also Sting to a 2-1 victory over the Rogues. A shot A second half rally by the Timbers, who season against the Blizzard. Two goals by Sacramento area, phone (916)422-1921. close by on Blue Ridge and East Inyokern was the top marksman in the pistol match, off the toe of Richard Uedtke went into tbe were trailing 2'{) at the midway point in the Mike Maloney and I each by Lamonte Road. closely followed by Lt. John Gilbert, of NWC net to account for the single goal tallied by game, turned defeat into victory for the Dawson and David Caraker paved the way FOR NAVY NEWS An advantage of the new surface is that Gold, who also fired a 270 total, but had one the Rogues. Timbers in their game with the Boomers. for the Sockers' victory. A stolen pass in drivers can drive on it as soon as the surface less bullseye than did ABHC Moss. A second-half collapse on the part of the Two goals by Kevin Collie and I each by front of tbe penalty area enabled Joe Nelson is rolled, •following the application of In addition to Chief Moss, members of the Roughnecks enabled the Kicks to post a 7-2 Peter Martinez and Jeff Hutmacher paced to taUy the only goal scored by the Blizzard. LINE 40 YEARS RACKED UP - Flanked by Capt. lahr and Bob Hillyer (at left). NWC DUSTGARD In contrast to the splattering NWC Blue pistol team. and their scores, victory. The game was tied 2-2 at the half, the Timbers' attack. Early scores were The Earthquakes experienced little dif Technical Director. C.A .L. Mitchell. assistant head of the China lake Police on vehicles that fresh oil on a road produces. were ATI John Large, 261 (2X); ASE3 but the Kicks broke loose for 4 goals in the tallied for the Boomers by Ed Duniphin and ficulty shutting out the Aztecs. Lance Division. admires the 40.yeo"lr Federal length.ol.service certificate that he If E>USTGARD proves to be satisfactory, Kilpatrick scored all three goals in this • received along with a pin from the NWC Commander. At right is Steve Kaupp, it will be considered as a surfacing material Randy Houston, 219 (3X); and ASM2 Jim third period to put the game on ice. Tim Matson. Head,216 (2X). Scoring for the Kicks was spread around Minus the help of Chad II ..,;; who is out (Continued on Page 1) X 2345 associate director of the NWC ~fety and Security Department. for other dirt roads on-center. ROCKETEER PogeFive November 6, 1981 November 6, 1981 NWC to observe Navy Energy Deadline extended Police Employee service awards to buy tickets for reports •.. Awareness Week from Nov.15-21 The following Naval Weapons Center employees have received Federal service or The theme for this year's Navy Energy planned for Energy Awareness Week. NWC length-of-service awards : FWP Award Banquet Awareness Week is " Energy Is Readiness." Scheduled are various days highlighting The deadline has been extended until next The week emphasizes that energy efficiency different aspects of energy awareness and Friday to purchase tickets for the annual Theft of a radio from a car left parked on is an essential element of combat readiness. conservation. Federal Women's Program Award the street near 338 Vieweg Circle was The Center's Energy A,wareness Week Monday, Nov. lti, WIll be car-pooling day Banquet, to be held at the Enlisted Mess on reported last Friday night to China Lake will be celebrated from Nov. 15 through 21 when everyone will have the opportunity to Wednesday, Nov. 18, starting with a social police. The incident occurred between 8 and so that it will coincide with the Energy Fair try car-pooling with someone else for that hourat6p.m . 8:45p.m. planned at the Desert Empire Fairgrounds ,day. It might be habit-forming. A highlight of the dinner will be presen The driver of the car had left the vehicle in Ridgecrest on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. ting awards to the Woman of the Year, the unlocked and the windows rolled down . The Tuesday is foot-power day when ~ve ryone 21 and 22. Supervisor of the Year and the Department missing AM-FM radio cassette player was is encouraged to walk - or to use wheels olthe Year. valued at$IOO. Energy awareness is an essential such as bicycles, skateboards or roller Nominees for the Woman of the Year DUNE BUGGY MISSING ingredient of the Center's plan for energy skates. Last year's foot-power day even Award include Karen Buehler, Code 0824; Theft of a 1970 Volkswagen dune buggy independence. All employees and residents resulted in some unicycles being ridden to Richard H. Knipe John Pearson Andrew J. Bergens Tere .... M. Donovan Brenda Burnett, Code 0832; Elizabeth was reported Monday to China Lake police of the Center are encouraged to join the work as well as!, couple of tandem bikes. 30 yl1 . NWC Service 30 YI1 . NWC Service 30 YI1 . NWC Service 25 YI1 . Fsd'i Service Gross, Code 3108 ; AMH3 Tracy Hinds, VX- effort to eliminate waste and inefficiency in Code 383 Code 25731 Code 3818 by the owner of the vehicle, who had been Wednesday is power-down day. This is the Code 3852 5; Beverly Meeker, Code 0832; Geraldine energy use. gone over the weekend and returned to find day to unplug and defrost refrigerators, to Miller, Code 3903; Mary S. Pakulak, Code that his dune buggy had been stolen. Conservation efforts over the past six turn off radios and coffee pots during the 3206; Lee Ann Riddoch, Code 3606; Elena Value of the missing vehicle, which was years have resulted in a 24 percent reduc lunch hour, and to turn off all work station Vitale, Code 3444; Inez J. Wiley, Code 39402; . stolen from 1552 Parsons St., was set a1$4OO. tion in total energy use despite the ex lights between 11 :30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m . It's and Nell Woolever, Code 35. VEHICLE STARTER STOLEN pansion of the Center's energy intensive also a good day to use natural lighting in the A government vehicle, towed to the Public SUPVR. AWARD NOMINEES activities of research, development, testing Works compound for repairs from a parking office if possible. Nominated as Supervisor of the Year are and evaluation. place near the Navy galley at Annitage NOV. 1915 RECYCLING DAY _ Brenda Burnett, Code 0832; Linda Long, Everyone is invited to join in the events Airfield, was discovered Monday morning Thursday is recycling day. This is the day Code 0833; Roland E. Baker, Code 3606; to be missing its starter. to clean out the closets and tbe garage to Gloria Dominguez, Code 08641; William T. CHAMPUS inpatient Cost of replacing the starter was reported bring in old newspapers, aluminum cans, Lamb, Code 62A; and Mary Hinojosa, Code and hotiles and to deposit them in the ap COMMENDED FOR JOB WELL DONE - Fronk Scholer, chief slewud allhe to be $160: dependent care rates Barbara J. Smtih James W. Ballies Wgliam R. Magorian Robert M. Glen 24. BOMB THREAT AT SCHOOL propriate area of the recycting center on Commissioned Officers' Mess, receives ~ P'.que lind letter of commend•• ion and 25 YI1 . Fsd 'i Service 25 YI1 . Fsd 'i Service 25 yl1. Fsd 'i Service 20 yl1 . NWC Strvice The departments nominated include the south Richmond Road. IIpprecia'ion for his many years of dedic.ted service liS II COM employee from China Lake police and firemen rushed to upped to $'6.30 daily Code 3872 Code 3814 Code 3311 Code 082 c.pt. N. 8. Nash, former XO of VX-S. ScMfer, an employee at the COM for 24 Range Department, the Aircraft Weapons Murray Junior High School at around 11:30 Friday is exhibits day when a passive yellrs, was commended by the VX-s Vampires for his cheerful and pleasant Integration Department, the Office of a.m. on Thursday of last week, after a The Department of Defense has an solar hot water system, electric vehicles, demeanor 'u' conveys to ill II patrons at the COM that they .re very special people .. Finance and Management, the Engineering school secretary called to report having nounced that since Oct. I, 1981, tbe depen and a portable operating photovoltaic Department, and the Technical Information received a telephone message from dent rate for inpatient care at military system will be on display at the Community Department. someone who stated that a homb was set to hospitais has been increased to $6.30 per Center. Everyone is invited to drop by for a Extension of Vets' Educational The dinner will be followed by a program go off at ncion on the school campus. day. ' few minutes during the course of tbe day to that features actress Barbara E. Rowe, who The school buildings were evacuated, and This charge is applicable to dependents of see what's happening with these devices. Assistance Program announced will portray Susan B. Anthony, and a firemen and police (joined by some school active duty members, dependents of Saturday and Sunday are the days to variety show complementing the women's officials and teachers) made a thorough retirees and to surviving dependents of attend the Energy Fair. NWC will have its The Veler'an3 Educational Assistance including tbe monthly payments in deposit movement. search before determining that the call had deceased members. The previous charge display and there will be others by a number. Program (VEAP), which ' enables ser and any lump sum contribution cannot been a hoax. was $5.50 per day. of public utilities and commercial com vicemembers to contribuie monthly or lump exceed $2,700. TICKET SALES PERSONS panies. sum JMU'IIlents to an educstiorial fund, luis U participating in VEAP by allotment, tbe Tickets are $8 a person for a three-meat This change also affects the Civilian Curt Bryan ... Dixie H. IkenOyoma Harold Watson been exlended Dec. 31, 1982. The personal minimum conbibution is $25 per month and buffet dinner. Tickets may be purchased Health and Medical Program of the Workshops on energy are planned on the WUliam o. Alnop lee Humble to 20 YI1 . NWC Service 20 YI1 . NWC Servtce tbe maximum conbibution is $100 per from Gerry Auger, ext. 2951; Wanda Clark, (Continued from Page 1) Unifonned Service (CHAMPUS), since by Desert Empire Fairground on both days. On 20 YI1 . NWC Servtce 20YI1. Nwt SOrvIce conbibution is matched two for one up to From an initial job working on tbe ground Code 3318 month. ext. 3361 ; Rebecca Conner, ext. 2998; Jack law the inpatient cost-share requirement for Sunday, Nov. 22, Dr. Paul MacCready will Code 3876 Code 08622 Code 3311 $5,400, giving !be military mao or woman a ranges ,he moved into work in the Test U a servicemember on active duty Crawford, ext. 2254; Belle Hervey, ext. 2415; spouses and children of active duty service give a talk about his human-powered air potential educational fund of $8,100. Department's Project Engineering Division dIscontiJiued participation in VEAP in the Electa Huston, ext. 2516; Hope Lewis, ext. members is based on tbe charge at military craft and his solar-powered aircraft, and LuvIp sum payments, not exceeding that eventually evolved to drones. He past and withdrew bislber conbibution, tbe 7520; Chief Theo Morgan, ext. 5337; Gene hospitals. Therefore, these individuais also will answer questions from the audience. Course is now offered to he~p , $2,700, may be made at any time by eligible became bead of the Remotely Piloted servicemember may reenroll and still Schneider, ext. 6213; Jennifer Seffel, ext. are required to pay $6.30 per day or $25, active duty members. The servicemember Vehicle Program Office in 19611, and then Volunteer work in can deposit a lump sum payment even after conbibute up to tbe $2,700 maximum. 3733; Rud Stone, ext. 2986; Yvonne moved up as the HPV Technology Branch whichever is greater. new petty offiters perform well monthly allotments have been ' made; More information on VEAP may be 0b Williams, ext. 2514; Gwen Williamson, ext. Head in 1971 and, in 1977, became head of This change does not affect CHAMPUS community subject In March 1981, the Chief of Naval student journal (NAVEDTRA 10120) and a however, tbe tota1 personal conbibution, tained by calling Autovon 224