Page Eight ROCKETEER Friday. February 16. 1973 February 16, 1973
Burroughs Players Plan INSIDE ...
I SHOWBOAT Fire Hazard Detected ...... 2 Old· Time Operetta Spoof MOVIE RATINGS "The Student Gypsy," a Papa Johan will be portrayed by The objective of the ratings is to Infor~ First Bike Route ...... 3 Dan Peterson and Blunderbuss by perents about the suitability Of movie HeartDisease Problem Cited . .. . 4 delightful piece of nonsense that content for vlWting by their children. pokes fun at old-fashioned Stacy McGregor. Pvt. Hum IG) - ALL AGES ADMITTED Noted Pianist To Perform ...... 5 operettas, such as those written by perdinck will be done by Steve GeMrat AudIencI!S Sports ...... 6 Gilbert and Sullivan, and the Carter and Angie Lindsey will be I POI · ALL AGES ADMITTED Nava' Wflipons Center Book Sale Planned ...... 7 Parental Guidance SuggtSted Chine Lake operas of Bizet and Verdi, will be seen as Eidelweiss. George White 11it) • RESTRICTED Vol. XXVIII No.7 'Follies' Closes Tonight ...... 8 Presented Feb. 23 and 24 and Under 17 requires eccompe,ny. fOcketeet has the role of Muffin T. "we :::;;;;;:::,=~ March 2 and 3 by the Burroughs ing Parent or Adult Guardian Ragamuffin, and Kathy Robertson CS · ':ir.'"'tIl';CGpe Players. will enact the part of Vampa. Mike STD . Standard Movie Sc r'!ef'l Awards, Commendations The show will begin all four Walker will be seen as King nights at 8: 15 in the Burroughs Osgood the Good. Debbie FRI. 16 Feb. 'High School Lecture Center under Peterson has been cast as Elsie "KANSAS CITY BOMBER" Presented at Inspection the capable direction of Alan Umlaut and Steve Crow will play (STD" Min.) Raquel Welch, Kevin McCarthy Kubik, instructor of drama and Griffin. (Action Drama) Professional roller Presentations of awards and a quick-reaction effort in response choral music at the local high derby skater Raquel Welch, divorced to an immediate fleet requirement The "Glockenspiel Girls" are mother of two. leaves Kansas City for commendations to a half.
Page Two ROCKETEER Friday, February 16, 197~ Friday, February 16, 1973 ROCKETEER Page Seven PROMOTIONAL Employee In HAIL AND OPPORTUNITIES Appliutions for positions IIstCld In t.us The Spo t FAREWELL column ';11 be ac:c.,ted from current NWC employees and shoYld be filed with "The first few months that - - -- For the month of January 1973. n.. persons named jn tt. .d. All of Mrs Marion and I lived at China Lake NEWARRIVALS·CIVILIAN desiring ~plo.,ment with the Nllvill Code lO63-JOhnnV F . Hanev; Code 3553- Wupons Center milY ContllCt the Em· were very exciting," said Dave Robert C. Hili ; Code 4043--Louis G. Shanteler: ptoyment Division. COde • .n. ElIIfensJ on Colpitts, who came to the desert in Code S525-Kenneth L. Moore; Code 5526- 206t. Currenl ilppliutlons (SF·l71) or July 1944 as a seaman. "There Norman R. Jarrett; Code 5532-Rickey K. Studilrd Form 1972 Ihould be submitted Anglnev; codre S5A5G-Robert D. Ambre; brinti", YOlK work histOf"y up to dill. it were no married quarters, so she Code ~ll - Ben'\ltrd Strunk. one hils not bllen submitted within the lived in the Marine barracks and I CIVILIANS·DEPARTURES lut' months. The filet thllt positions lire in the Navy barracks, and to see COde 177~1e I. Dalton. Code 2S7S IIdvertiMd in tNs ccMumn does not William Jenkins; Code lS98.4-Bamey L. pr_lude the use of other m.llns to fiU each other we had to sneak around Dillon; Code 3OS1-ThOmas S. Brickner ; Code these positions. Pilrt of the n,*int like a pair of kids," he laughed. l5062-Margaret W. Maxweil ; Code l56OJ proc:ns of ttwne r.ted .s bllsiutly Everett B. Hill ; Code .o4S5J6.--Clinton S. qUAlified wm be A supervilOf'y 1Ipp"lIiul "I remember when I picked her Gillmore; COde SOlS-Bernice Aberaombie; fcwm tNt will be sent to the employ.u up (January 1945) and we drove Code .5Oo&3-Jo A. Hellman; Code 6OS2- Ket"ry present lind most rec.nt previous down that hill from Highway 14. E. campbell; Code 656-Karl H. Masters; s ...... visor. s...ctlon shlill be m .. COde 70431-Henry Taylor ; COde 708- wittMtut diKrimin.tion ... IIny Mnmwit She didn't say anything but when Ravmond E. Draudt ; COde 7S12-Bonnie J . r_son. HIGHLY COMBUSTIBLE - Dick Maxwell, chief fire inspector of she turned to look at me, I !mew BurQener; Code ~3-Nellie M. Thompson; the NWC Security Department's Fire Division, watches a baby she didn't like it," he recalled. Code I5U-Rila G. carpentet": Code 155- Sus--vilOry Llbr.,.l.., (Physical Science Larry D. Young; Code asU-Maryon W. Ward. .M E ... i...... ). PO No. 7:175001 - GS·1410· blanket burst into flames prior to disintegrating during tests held Dave and Marion came to China NWC OFFICERS 11. Code 7531 - This pos,Ition is HeOtd. Re· recently to determine the product's flammability. The blankets, Lake from a completely opposite Arrivals : Capt. C. R. O·Bryant. Code 3012. ference and Circulation Branch. The incum· which were received earlier this month at the NWC Dispensary, NAF OFFICERS bent will plan, direct and coordinate the activl· environment. He was born in ArrIvals: Cdr. Francis V. Pesentl and Ens. ties of the slaff to provide reference aOO clr· were considered highly combustible and will not be used by the NWC Minneapolis, Minn., and raised in David A. Colpitts Frank P. Siintonl. Jr. culatiOn services to sclentis" and engineers facility in its nursery. the small town of LitUefork, in CODE 40 SAYS 'THANKS' - Walter Koerschner, an illustrator in at NWC. Will direct a staff composed of In. In addition, Dave served as a NAF Enlisted Pwsonnel formation specialists. librarians, library northern Minnesota. Dave Arrivals : HMJ Dennis A. Benfield. AOJC NWC HOSTS MEETING - Dr. Walter Hedeman (standing), the Technical Reports Branch of the W... pons Development Sunday School teacher there for technicians and derkS. Is responsible for : Tests Show Fire Hazard 01 received a bachelor's degree the past 20 years. Thomas L. BlOse. AC3 Titus J . Cearcy. PH2 manager of the Telemetry and Instrumentation Section of the Department's Technical Services Division, displays a painting of training and develOpment of staff; Instructing Ralph D. Cox. PHAA Richard J . Dum. ADJAA in chemistry from Wheaton Col Aerospace Corp.'s Ballistics Systems Division at Sandia, Albu. capt. Lester Maxwell that be recently finished. capt. Maxwell is tbe and advising users; analyzing aOO i'ldo.ing aU He was a member of the China James R. Hamilton. ADJC Gilbert E. Jones, incoming matwlal ; providing Inputs to the Baby Blankets Sent Here lege, Wheaton, Ill., and another Lake Community Council in 1951- AOC Winf rey T . Lewis. HA James L. Na'rls. querque, N. Mex., is shown as he presented a paper during the officer in charge of the Naval Regional Procurement Office, Los computeriled informatIOn retrlev.1 system. RMl John E . Passrath. HM2 Gregory R. A shipment of baby blankets, bachelor's degree in education 52, and acted as the Ridgecrest Range Commanders Council Telemetry Group meeting held Feb. 5·7 Angeles, who is retiring this month after 30 years of service. The Job R ....,.nt Crlterl.: Must hIIve\. a general blankets. Dick Maxwell, chief fire from State College, st. Cloud, Prater. ASHAN Robespierre A. Qulntos. knowtedge of the physlc.1 SCIences and AMH3 Sleven C. RovlaOO . PHAN Jerry at tbe Holiday Inn, california City. NWC hosted the three day confab, painting is Code 40's retirement present to the Naval officer by way received recenUy at the NWC inspector, supervised the tests representative to the council engineering in addition to extensive 0.. Minn. He taught for a year at Sizemore, HA MkI'Iaei S. Sylvester and ETR3 staged for the purpose of updating telemetry standards and to of saying "thanks" for the outstanding support given them by Capt. Dispensary througb regular which were performed at Fire during that time. Oliver a Tamplen. perience in .U phases of Itbr«ianship in· Wheaton College, then began to discuss mutual problems and solutions. Approximately 30 persons M.xwell, such as negotiating multi:,.million dollar contracts in three duding computerized inform.tion retrieval channels from tbe General Ser House No. 1. Dave has an unusual hobby. He Departures: AOJ2 Dennis E. Bagshaw, systems. Minimum OV.lifkatiefl Requir. work on his master's degree at the ADJ3 John F . Carpenter. HMl Michael A. attended the meeting, coming from as far away as San Juan, Puerto or four clays, as the procurement officer has done in the past. vices Administration (GSA), which "Regardless of the pre-test slate, is a piano tuner and has put pianos ments : As defined in CSC HaOObOOk X·111. supplies such items to hospitals University of Minnesota. "right" in the Indian Wells Valley CCnnef'S. A03 TraviS W. Lewing, HMl Antonio Rico. The get·togetber celebrated tbe 20th anniversary of tbe group. Depided in the oil painting are various missil8 and other military all three blankets were found to be In 1940, he went to work for the L. Montero. Jr.• ATC Frederick H. Pooler. systems that Capt. Maxwell was involved with as a contract official. E..,ipment Speci.llst (o....r.. ). GS-U7t-5. nationwide, were brought to the highly combustible," stated for the past 25 years. He is a BTSN Dennis E . Ronan, PH2 Glen Taylor. YN3 Fred Ashbrook, head of tbe Electronic _System Department's • , .,. PD No. nnw. Code 17631 - Dnatop Minnesota and Ontario Paper Co., Herman T. Tetlel aOO ADJ3 Frederick J . Countermeasures Division, welcomed the visitors. Sitting to the Koerschner, a graduate of the Art Center School in Los Angeles, And and maintain piant account procedures for a attention of Cdr. Frances Frazier, Maxwell. "The blanket which was graduate of the Yamaha piano International Falls, Minn., and WilCOXon. right is Stan Reynolds, of Sandia Laboratory, chairman of the the Cleveland (OIIio) School of Arts, came to China Lake three years specific department. Inspects. ldentilles and senior nurse, by Mrs. Chris fluff-dried took approximately tuner's school and will soon be VX-5 Enlisted Pwsonnel dassifles equipment. Assists in special in· then put in a year with Firestone Arrivals: AE1 Phillip M . Benson. SA telemetry group. -Photo by PHAN D. M. Jenereaux ago from Genge Industries in Ridgecrest, where he had also been an Hawkenson, RN, who thought the ~ths of a sec. to burst into Dames, attending a piano technician's ventories. Classifies and logs plant .ccount. Co. at the Omaha, Neb., Ordnance Douglas W. Conrad. ATAN Craig E. Donnelly equipment. Able to drive Navy vehicles up to blankets dangerous. guild symposium. "That's going to illustrator. -Photo by PHI D. C. Manderscheid but then totally disintegrated. The Plant. ATI Willie R. Hoot, AR Roger D. Karl". AEAN one.half ton capadty. M",lmum Qu.lilic.tion They were enclosed in large other two burned nearly as be my retirement work," Dave Tommie E, Oll1s • • r.::I YNSA M ike M. Saltier. R .....ements : As defined In CSC HandbOOk X· Dave enlisted in the U.S. Navy in plastic bags which were lettered rapidly," he slated. said, in referring to his hobby. Departure: AN Damy D. Adams, AE2 Tony 111. Job R.. ..,."' O'"erl.: Should possess early 1944. During his boot camp M.. Beatty, AOJ2 BennV L. Benedict. AE3 PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES knowledge of sefety deVices. Should be able to with the message: "CAUTION, Marion, who is a graduate of LCdr. Mason is preparing a leave, he returned to Minneapolis James Giordano. ADJ3 Paul H. Lheureux. and Library Lists New Books deal tactfully and diptomancauy with other Bethesda Hospital, st. Paul, Minn., ADJI Neal ElWOod Linville. wash before use, DO NOT fluff dry, report to be submitted to higher pertonnel ; M5eSMS I.t clata w"h lhe aim of Center per~ . Must possess working and made Marion his wife. (Continued from Page 2) LI.RARY HOURS: knowl&dge Of NWC a ccounting and unwashed blanket readily flam is a registered -nurse at the Khedule ftIe work Of other photographel"s aOO developing the-o ....tlc.1 models for ftIe LPG NON·FICTION authorities about the blankets. "I n Following his discharge . in MondiIy-Fridily: 2·' p.m. procurement system. Advancement Potentl.l: Ridgecrest Community Hospital. deal wiftl customers al all lewts effectively. combustion phenomena. After an In . Ashbauoh-Nevacla's Turbu~t Yeterdlly. mable." themeantime, patients with babies January 1946, Dave went to work Donations for Millllm"", "Ovalltkatiefts R..-iremenfs : As doctrnatlon and tr.inlng 1*"5odthe incumbent s.tur.y: 10 •.m .·'p.m . Bagg-Cooklng WithOut a Gr.1n Of Salt. GS... . Cdr. Frazier's first reaction was She has worked there since 1947, ...... s .r...... inded thllt .m.. .,.... may rest assured that tbe hospital outlined In X·IlI. will serve as Bring officer 01 the LPG Ballistic .n ~Black Odyssey. Fil ••..,Iie""s I ••bow with ~ry as a designer at NO'l'S and built the to not use the blankets at all. She when Dr. Thomas Drummond first Fil. .pplluHons ,.. .bow with Dora Test Tunnel. Job R.lev.nt Crlt.rl.: r ....-..ss of resideftce .re most wekom. to E.ston--8lack TkM. Morrbon. Code 657. Rm. 211. Pk. 2UI. staff here at the Dispensary will Used Book Sale first target-making lime spreader Childers. Code m . Rm. 210 ...... 2Ol2. Knowledge of mechanlc.t designs. tesl use ... C ...... Libr... y . Ellis- Peg Leg Pete. trought the blankets to the at established his medical practice in PMtogr....., (Sci_tific.nd Tec:lwticall GS· rot be using these blankets in our . MachaRical E,..-.r. GUlf.11. 12. or 1:1. or methods. fluid dynamic h ..t tr.nsf.,.. FICTION Genon-oaughter of earth and Water. used here. He worked for Jimmy 1..... 10 . PD No. 7UMt:I. COde JOn - ThiS tentionof~.J.J.Mason,head nursery," he said. Ridgecrest. She keeps busy Being Sought GeMrai Ent.... . GS.... 1·1I. 12. _ Il, PO .... working knOWledge of beSiC fnStrumenl.tton Alt(inson-Mo&t Siivage: Animal. GoIdm.n-Red Emma $pt.ItS. DeSanto on the ground ranges as a position is that of head Of NAF Photographic sewing, swimming, camping and 7345011. Code4S11 - The Incumbent will act as and electrical drcuib.re desirable. MiRlm.m Best From F.ntasV aOO Science Fktlon. 19th Kellogg--PsychologV Of Chlldren's Art. of the Medical Department's Laboratory Group. Incumbent is responsible firing officer while a Navy man, In preparation for a book sale an oper.tlons O"icer aOO will nport directlv to Qualiflc.tlon R..-Irem_ts: As defined In ...... Leamer-Paper Revolutionaries. Administrative Services Division, working with the rwv Nurses Club. for providing photogr.phic s upport to the and as a civilian, his first job was that is to be held on Saturday, Feb. the department !'lead. Will revi.... all GOP's CSC Handbook X·lIl. Buchanan-A Parliament of Owls. Lonooood--The Darkening Lar.::l . State Income Tax operations Of the Naval Air Facility and for with the suggestion that the Dave and Marion have three invot~ in any kind of firing using expIOSi~ . File .pplic.tions .....bow wHet Unci. carttand-t.ove Is Mine. MelO--AII·ternin Adventure V!hicles. at ground ranges G-1 and G-2, 24, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in front of Naval Weapons Center's proiect eflorts p!f'. children - Catherine, 22, who is a propellants, or pyroteetmic materral. The Grossm.n. Bidt. 34. Rm. 2M. Ptl. ltH. Eg,tn-Papet" Chase. Pelra---Pacltk States of America. blankets be tested, citing examples Man To Visit Feb. 21 formed at « In very close proximity to the helping to layout the spotting the Shopping Bag Market, a !nc:umbenl will work closely with safety C.rpen"'. WG·'. JD No. 177. Code 7Mll Fla_ty-Fogarty .r.::I Co. Schechter-HlslorV of Negro Humor in registered nurse currently working Naval Air Facil1ty. He is responsible for In. of such tests tbat she had seen A representative of the State of personnel to ensure th.1 all safety Incumbent builds, repairs and m.kes Me)vllle---+-4unter In the Shadows. towers and impact grids. community-wide campaign to America. stallaUon. modification aOO operation of in Phoenix (Ariz.) General alterations to wood structures 01 buildings. before. California's Franchise Tax Board In 1948 he joined the Liquid Pro collect used books has heen requirements are met. Will participate as ~~~ complex photographic systems• • s weil as the "We washed one of the blankets Hospital; Judy, 21, an employee at available In firings at ail department test Constructs. rep.lrs and Installs various proper and tlmelv operation of the will be available here next Wed pellants Branch of wbat is now the launched by the Murray School areas as 10 become familiar with firing WOOden articles ar.::lltems of equipment. L.ys the new Sprouse-Reitz Department so lines The Rocketeer photographiC laooratory 'acility Including and fluff dried it," said ~ . nesday, Feb., 21, to assist local Propulsion Development Depart Music Parents Club. aOO circuits used on the site. Will control all and repairs various types of roof surfaCing. Offici.1 W"kl, Publica"on quality control for all photography pt"oduc.d Mason. "We kept one blanket Store, in Ridgecrest, and David W., detonator use, purChase and Issue. Will design Lays floor COYflf"lngs. M"lmum Qu.llflc.tIon by the NAF Photographic Lllboratory Group. residents who may have questions ment. In 1955, Dave moved to Code Purpose of the book sale is to N.v.1 WHponS Centv totally unwashed, and the third 17, a junior at Burroughs High initiators aOO devise tesls for iniliators in . Requirements: Rating will be on the basis of Chin. L.k. Lake, californi. Job Relev.nt Crlt.rl.: Professional about the preparation of -their 1972 45 at the Pilot Plant, working for raise funds that will be used for duding electrostatic sensitivity tests. Job the approprl.fe J ·EI"",.,I Slandard In ac· photographiC com~tance Is necessary. Must School, where he played on the blanket was washed and hung out state income tax returns. Norman Rwopp. "I put in time schotarships to enable deserving R"ev.nt Cr"wlll: Experience In designing cordance wiftl the CSC HMdbook. X· IlIC. RAdm. Henry Suen.... . Jr. !\ave a JhorougtI operational knowledge Of a on a line to dry," he added. varsity football team this past explOsiYl! components; environmental testing; File .pplicatlons .M Suppl...... t.1 R.ftnt wide v.,. ..ty of photogrllptlic equipment, The state income tax man will be on Mighty Mouse, T-Gimlet, G music students to attend NWC CommaOOer season. development of GOP's; technlc.1 rtrpOrt Forms I_ .boVe winl C.ntI Do..... rd. Code h!ctIniques. processes. .nd .n aptitude for The NWC Security Department's available between the hours of 9 writing ; safety: explosive lTalns. Minimum '57. R .... . 211. Ptl. 2)n. H. G. Wilton Gimlet, Sidewinder I-A (he helped Arrowhead Music Camp in the San work involving. grol4t effort. Must be able to Fire Division was then called in to a.m. and 4 p.m. at the China Lake Dave is a hi-fi "nut," and enjoys OUelific...... R.. lrements: Four YNrs of Supply C .... k. GS·JII5..l... . PO No. 7125fH..l. Technical Director DIVINE SERVICES design the igniter), Zuni and Bernardino mountains, for two Code 2St2 - As receipt procnslng d .. k. will (Continued on PAge 7) perform Dammability tests on the recording stereo music on tape. gener.1 and !tree y ..rs of specl.lIled n · Community Center. RAPEC (Rocket Assisted Per weeks of concentrated study. be responslbtefor' maintaining files of advance C. E. V.nK.,.n PROTESTANT "You might say I'm an per\ence as spec!f., in CSC Handbook X.IlI. Head. Sunday 'Norship Service 1015 sonnel Ejection Catapault), which Persons having books to con Mach.nical & ..1 ...... 05-1"7, t ... n _ copies Of Inspection reports. requlslUons for audiophile," he teased. "But my use by ftle ~terl.1 expediting and FollOw-up Tachnicallnformallon Department Sunday School- All Ages OPOO • was the first Navy pilot ejection tribute for the sale can leave them A..... n E ...I ...... O$-Nl·7. , ... 11, Code Wednesday Noon Bible Study 1130 real hobby, other than tuning 4575. PO No. 7345013 - ThIs position Is Ioc.ted SectIOn to check and inspect incoming Sund.y School Classes are hC'!1cI in Chapel system," he explained. at the homes of Jean Baclunan, 513 in the Applied Technology PropulsiOn materi.I .. Will be responsible for Identifying pianos, is building. I've added to Branch. Allnexes 1, 2. 4 (Dorms S. 6. 1) located opposite Then in 1962, Dave joined the Kearsarge Ave ., China Lake; Systems Division of the PropulSion incoming mIItwl.l. matd'ling 10 appropri.te the Center Restaurant. my home in Ridgecrest three document and moving for deilYflf"y and Explosives Branch of the Applied Filomena Leon, 312 Toro St., Devetopment Oepertmenl. This posJtion Is !Nit Communion Service first St.rIdayOf ",emonth. different times until it is now of .sslslant pro!«t engineer .nd firing offic.. payment. Minimum Qu.llflc.tiOft Research and Processing Division, Desert Park, or at the Murray for the liquid propeIl..,t gun interiOr bellistlc Requirem_ts: One year of gener.1 d .. lcal double its original size," he pointed Propulsion Development Depart School Band Hut. study. The Incumbent asslsls In design and experience for GS.J ar.::l GS-4, plus OM VNI' of ROMAN CATHOLIC out. modifkation of liquid propetl.nt Nst guN. spec:ialiled experience in supplV or directly MASS ment. His job classification was Mrs. Leon can be called at 37:>- pa,rametrk experiment deign; conducts test related field for GS-4. Job R ...... "' 0'..... 1.: Saturdav 1700fulfilis Sunday obligation AccuracV in filing ; knowledge of various changed from cbemical engineer of GttIer Sunday 0700 0130 1 \30 Second Class In !!::!!~!:..!~~~~S~~!!!= __...!f~I<~""~":"'~"'~"'~ _"istance supply documents, such as requisitions. to mechanical engineer when he ~ purd'lase orders. blanket purChase agree· joined Rumpp's staff, and that's Preparing Tax ment. and impr.' fur.::ls : h.perlanc. In wbat he is today, with Code 4541, asc:ertalnlng ch.ngn to the above documents BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL working as a mechanical engineer, Reports Slated that will come ftlroughon. v.r}eoty of dlff..... t MASS Due to the high degree of interest forms. MY.nc.... _t Patentl.l: GS.J to GS-4. Daily except Saturday 1135 ordnance. Clerk·Typist. GS-l22·l . PD No. 71M02l. Code Don R. Yockey First Friday only 1135 1700 shown in a previous class on the 10- Hours of work 0700 to 1700. This position Editor He received a Superior Per CONFESSIONS preparation of income tax forms, is located in !he ponce Division of the Security Saturday I SoU to 1645 formance award for his work on Jack C. Lindsey -.~ ~ Oepartmfll'lt. Maior duties Include typing Sundav I*XIto OIlS Cal State College, Bakersfield, has Anoci.te Editor RAPEC, and over the years, he bas ,.~ narrative and lorm reports of almes and CCDCLASSES scheduled another alI-<1ay con incidents. general correspondence, .... a published "about a dozen" papers , ~ . JHnM Scftreiber Sunday Kinclergartenftlru6thgrades 1015 , ~ - ference to benefit citizens who will v.riety of forms, reports and actions: routlnO and technical works, and holds a Edltorl.1 Asslslant Wednesday Sevenftl.OOlthgrades 1900 BROTHERHOOD WEEK PLANNERS MEET - Local churcbes will playa maior role in tbe annual file 1973 Income Tax long forms. _ _C.... - _-. ~£ telephone calls; screening aOO distributing Above dasses are held In Ch.peI AnneXes mail. filing and t imekeeping . Minimum PHl O. C. Mar.::lerscheid couple of patents. He was a aaoss from Cent.. R.t.ur.,l. observance of Brotherhood Week, which this year is scheduled from Feb. 18 to 24. Sponsored by the The class will be held on PH] R. D. COx. PH2 D. W. Yeatts. PHAN Jerry member of the JANNAF com Qualification R ...... ts : "defined in CSC As announced Ninth thru 12th grades National Conference of Christians and Jews~ Brotherhood Week is dedicated to furthering mutual un· Saturday, Feb. 24, from 9 a.m. to 3 Handbook X·lIl. Job R ....,.nt Crlterl.: Must Sizemore. PH AN D. M.. Jenereaux. ADJAN mittee on explosives components Bill Brooks. PHAA Sheille K. Borders "In Home" DIsc:ussion Groups derstanding among peoples of different backgrounds, races, and creeds. Assembled for a meeting at p.m., in Rm. 211 of the Training be qualified typist. Must be able to m.lntaln Siaff Pl'Iofognphers Monthly Youth R.llies from 1962-71, and belongs to ACS numerous flies . Must !\ave working knowledge which plans for Brotherhood Week emphasis at local churches this Sunday, and in public school classes Center. of timekeeping. DEADLINES : CCntact Chaplain 's Office for specifics. and the AOA. He is also a Newt. StoriH ...... Tuesdoly. 4: 30 p.m . during the coming week, were discussed are a group of both church leaders and laymen. They are (from The focus of the class will be to NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED- A new slate of oHicers, headed by File applications lor .bov. with Charlotte f"Mtotrllphs . . ... TuudllV. 11 :30 a .m . JEWISH SERVICES left) Mont Stevens, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints; Rev. Robert Johnson, of Grace registered California chemical en • help minimize taxes and maximize Sieckowski, Bldg. 14, Rm. 204. Ph. ll1l . The Rocketeer receives American For~ EAST WING .ALL FAITH CHAPEL LCdr. Jack Jackson, as president, was installed recently by the Press Sf'f'vice material. Ali are official U.S. gineer. Friday 1st and :)rd ONLY Lutheran Church; Rev. Bill Charlton, of the Covenant United Presbyterian Church; Mrs. Wanda Wisler, income by taking advantage of all Navy photos unless otherwise identified . China Lake Flying Club. Shown standing in front of one of the club's Aetna Agent Due Printed weekly w ith appropriated funds by a Sabbath Services 2000 from the Human Relations Committee of the China Lake Education Association; Fr. Bruce Spencer, For the past 20 years, Dave has benefits provided for in the income aircraft··a Cessna l72·-are O.·r.) LCdr. Jackson, Joel Halop, Commeric..1 firm in compliance with NavExos Saturday Sabbath School 0900 rector of St. Michael's Episcopal Church; Charles E. Van Hagan, chairman of the Naval Weapons been the organist at the Immanuel PlS. revised July 1951. Office a( Nimitl ar.::l tax legislation. operations officer; Mike Coleman, maintenance officer, and Blake Paul Wilhelm, the new Aetna Lauritsen . Inl«m.lion published in the UNITARIANS Center's Equal Employment Opportunity Committee; Capt. Robert E. Osman, NWC senior chaplain; Baptist Church in Ridgecrest, and The fee is $18. Interested persons Rocketeer does not necessaril, reflect the CHAPELANNEX9S Elison, vice-president. In the background are two American Insurance representative, will be official views of the Department Of Defense. he is presently the chairman of Rev. Jerry Clapper, of the Ridgecrest Foursquare Church; Milton Martin, from the Immanuel Baptist should contact the Training Trainers owned by the club, which also has a T·34 aircraft available at the Community Center on Church; Jim Lewis, representing the IWV branch of the National Association for the Advancement of that church's deacon's corrunittee...... 3354 3355. no Sunday Services 1930 Center, NWC ext. 2359, no later for members' use. According to Ha lop, the club's membership in Wednesday, Feb. 21, from 9 a.m. Colored People; and the Rev. Murray Boyd, pastor of the Immanuel Baptist Church. He also is a trustee of the church. than Tuesday, Feb. 20. cludes five qualified instructors. until 4 p.m. ,
Page Six Friday, February 16, 1973 ROCKETEER Page Three Vi Koehler Wins 2 Cify Signs To Go Up Marking Women's Bowling Tifles First NWC 'Bike Route' Vi Koehler's name appeared Rockin' Chair Division cage Beginning next Wednesday, the Broken lines at the comer indicate prominently in the final results of contest. first designated "Bike Route" at tbat the bicycle riders may leave the Women's City Bowling Tour scratch events. She bowled a 1595 NWC will be available for bicycle the bike lane area to get closer to nament, which concluded last total, seven pins ahead of Doris riders using Blandy St. Bike lanes 6 the center line in order to make a weekend with singles and doubles Boyack's 1588 score. ft . wide will be painted at each side left turn. events at Hall Lanes. Mrs. Boyack rolled the high SPORTS of the street and signs stating Bicyclistsmaking left turns from Mrs. Koehler won the singles scratch series of the tournament, a "Bike Route" will be posted. Blandy st. must yield to parallel crown with a 679 series score 601 set, while Mrs. Koehler In The bike lanes will be for tbe motor vehicle traffic. When such (including handicap) and also recorded tbe highest single game exclusive use of bicycle riders. traffic is heavy, bicyclists are placed first in the scratch all score, a 247 effort. . The Motorcycle riders and motorists encouraged to dismount and walk events category with a nine-game Team Events must remain clear of them except, their bicycles across the in total of 1640. In addition, the The weekend before, bowling at after checking to rrake sure tbe tersection. While walking tbey are Ridgecrest-based right-hander the Ridgecrest Lanes, the women lane is not occupied, they may classified as a pedestrian and may teamed up with Juanita DeHam took to the lanes in the team cross tbe bike lanes to gain access push their bicycle across !be capture the second spot in the category. One hundred and fifty Seat to driveways or parking facilities. crosswalk. Bicycle riders may not doubles event. The two women women, competing on 30 teams, use tbe crosswalks to ride across tallied 1243, only 30 pins behind the filled the house to capacity for the By Jack lindsey the streets. winners, Cheryl Preul and Dora two days of the event. Paul Seregow, a China Lake Blandy St. will be posted with entry, won the Mojave Desert Childers. (Continued on Page 8) signs reading "No Parking or This was rumored to be the first Inter-service League singles crown Stopping" from tbe Officers' Club time that Mrs. Koehler had bowled IWV Pony-Colt in the handball tournament held to the Administration Building on VISITOR HIORE FROM GERMANY - Rear Admiral (select) Horsl Gelfers (01 left) lasl week included on the China Lake lanes and sbe Feb. SolO at Nellis Air Force Base, both sides of the street, except in a stop at the Naval Weapons Center as part of a travel itinerary that included visits to Naval facilities was using a brand new ball! League Future and he and partner Jerry Mc front of the All Faith Chapel. The throughout the United States. RAdm. Geffers, who is scheduled to become the Chief of Naval Material Doris Boyack rolled a 665 series Mullen placed fourth in the doubles curb at the Chapel will be painted for the Federal Republic of Germany, is shown with tapt. T. C. Wimberly (center), NWC Technical in the singles competition, good for Now at Stake competition. yellow and the bike lane will be a Officer. and H. G. Wilson, NWC Technical Director, who extended an official welcome on behalf of the Center. RAdm. Geffers, whose visit here included a look around Michelson Laboratory and a helicopter second place, two pins ahead of Seregow, a I~year handball Officia Is of the Indian Wells broken line to indicate a vehicle Mary Morrison's 665 total. Pat veteran, opened his singles blitz by tour-of the NWC ranges, was at the Center for technical briefings and to discuss the weapons acquisition Valley Pony-Colt League will may be stopped to allow loading Brightwell was fourth with 663 and BALLET CLASS? - Looking like ballerinas, players in the girls' downing Maj. Larry Parks, of the process with NWC/s top management personnel. RAdm. Geffers' next stops after leavinQ here last make one more attempt to elect and unloading of passengers or for Leslie French posted a 658 to division of the youth Basketball league bring grace and beauty to Friday morning were the Pacific Missile Range at Point Mugu and the Port Hueneme complex, and it officers for the 1973 baseball Los Angeles Air Force Station, 21- weddings and funerals. garner fifth place. the Center gymnasium every Mond~y evening as they compete in the 11 , and 21~. He then rolled over They also may pull over into the was then on to San Diego for briefings on the Fleet Combat Direction Systems Training and visits to the season Bicycle riders will be expected to The duo of Aiko White and usually all-male world of basketball.Cathy Burkhalter (second from bike lane to allow an emergency Fleel Anli-Submarine Wartare School and lhe Scripps Inslituleof Dceanogr.phy.I La JolI... A meeting will be hekS next Barstow Marine Corps Base's use caution when turning out of the Dorothy Ferguson finished third in left), of the Thunderbird cage team, leaps for a rebound while representative and the ace from 29 vehicle to pass or in case of. Wednesday, Feb.21, 01 lhe Las bike lane in order to go around the doubles with a 1231 total, while guarded by Cindy Barber Oeff), and Sue Smith (second from right). Pa1ms Marine Corps Base in mechanical failure. Flores School auditorium in vehicles stopped in front of the TV System Equipment To Be Purchased ••• Nell Davis and Jackie McCoy of the Outlaws. Kris Bjorklund (right), also of the Outlaws, closes in Ridgecrest, beginning at 7: 30 straight sets. In addition, motorists making Chapel. grabbed the fourth position with a on the plaYA The triple-teaming didn't help as Miss Burkhalter's (Continued from Page f) p.m. Seregow's toughest match was right turns from (or onto) Blandy Safety is a primary factor in deback (dry) Lake near Red Upon learning that the total score of 1225. Erma Erickson and leam won lhe conlesl, 22-19. -Photo by J. B. Hunt distributing sOlDe of the "oldie but An election of oHicers will be against Joe Fontin, of George St. must yield to bicyclists in the providing tbe new bike routes. Mountain and at El Mirage (a dry outlay for embarking upon such a Patty Maxwell were fifth, posting a AFB, in the finals. The China Lake bike lanes. goodie" movies is in effect that lake near George Air Force Base). program would run an estimated held and a league schedu~ Additional bike lanes will be made 1205 tally. handballer won tbe first set, 21-2, The solid lines of the bike lanes promises more flexibility in drawn up - provided enough available as soon as tbey can be Tabled until next month's $5,500, and considering the pros Peggy Perridge won the all Youth Basketball Play In tailoring a program better adapted supporters and league volun and then seemed to lose his con indicate that tbe bicycle riders planned and funds for them are Recreation Council meeting was and com Iii such a move (including events handicap crown, knocking to the interests of. local movie teers are present at the centration as the Air Force man must travel within tbe lanes. available. any action pertaining to the the statement by Imer tbat this down 1863 pins, while Mary Jane goers, Cdr. Brown said. meeting. Full Swing at Center Gym took the second set, 21-15. proposed development of a skeet would cause operational problems Clark tallied 1845 sticks for second "I put it all togetber for the third Cinernascope lenses have been at the gym since it would create an Only three persons showed up The Rockets dumped the Senior division play the same Lake Rescue Gp. and trap range. place in that category. Pauline set," says Seregow, after he China Mf. ordered and will be installed as overload on both the stafrs abilitr at the last a"empt to organize Trailblazers, 24-19, in youth day saw the third place Bucks go Between now and tben it is hoped Green's 1821 was good for third. claimed the championship by soon as mounting brackets are perform and on the facilities at the league - the current Basketball League Junior Division against the last place Royals and that information can be obtained to Pat Brightwell averaged 177 thoroughly routing his opponent, Plans Anniversary Dinner obtained, it was added. thegym), it was decided to make a president, vice-president and cage action this past Tuesday at there was an exciting match on possible appropriated fund over the nine-game route to haul in 21-2. Recreation Council members further study aimed at coming up secretary. the Center Gymnasium. The between the leaders of this division The China Lake Mountain Rescue in tbe United States." support for such a project, as well the second place money in the Doubles also were brought up to date on the with a less expensive program of. According to Dick Drake, Rockets reside in second place in - the 76ers - and tbe second place Rescue Group will celebrate its Navy helicopter pilots and crew as on how much volunteeer help Seregow and McMullen downed recent purchase of two land the kind outtined by Gier. president of the league, the IWV the division, while the Trailblazers Bullets cage team. 15th anniversary on Monday, Feb. members have participated in can be counted upon for bandling the George AFB duo in their nrst who sailers, together with car carriers, NAF Cagers Pony-Colt League 1973 season hold down the fifth place position. The 76ers were nipped, 57-53, by 26, at the Commissioned Officers' the construction work that is LCdr. Pete Rice, a Recreation match, but then fell to the LAAFS rescues with the CLMRG will be for recreational use by NWC will be cancelled unless enough In league action last Saturday, the Bullets, to tighten up tbe senior Mess, with a dinner aoo program, needed. Council member, asked if tbere are doubles team to enter the loser's special guests during tbe evening. military and civilian personnel. oHicers and supporters are the Pistons, presently in third division race. Tbe Bullets now trail featuring Charles Dodge, Sberiff of LCdr. J . R. Jackson, Shops any short range plans for im Squeeze By bracket. They went on to defeat 29 U. Col. J. L. Pipa, USMC , and Maj. "The mechanics of their found . The league needs place in tbe high school division, by two full games. Tbe Bucks had Kern County, as tbe principal Bemy Rinehart, USMC, who have Engineer in the Public Works provements at the gym, since it is Palms, but then lost to George operation are simple and they are managers, coaches, player pinged the Knicks, 55-47, in the first an easy time of it with tbe Royals, speaker. piloted 'copters on many rescue Department, who also serves on his feeling that within another two AFB, finally finishing in the fourth relatively accident proof," Gabe Odds n' Ends agents and many other of two games in this division. Tbe as they nailed the cellar-dwelJers, Sheriff Dodge will talk on the missions in the past, are scheduled the Recreation Council, opened the years either a complete re place sPOt. Imer, bead of the Special Services The NAF Hawks basketball team workers, as well as officers. cellar-dwelling Knicks put up a discussion about the skeet and trap modeling will be needed or a new 46-34. This allowed NWC to place third "Role of Volunteer Mountain to attend. Division, stated. Classes for tbose barely managed to hang onto a Parents of boys who wish to good fight, but to no a vail. A pair of junior division games range by presenting an estimate of gymnasium should be built. over-all, and gave the China Lake Rescue Groups in California." In Persons who plan to attend ~tobecomefami~rwith slim haH -game lead over the compete in the league this year In tbe second match-up, tbe rounded out the morning's play at the cost of materials needed for entry a total of 35 points in tbe the past, the CLMRG has worked should make reservations by the operation of land sailers will be LCdr. Jackson was able to Blazers in Division A of the China are asked to attend the Feb. 21 league-leading Celtics tasted the Center gym on Feb. 10. Tbe construction. MDISL standings so far this year. in conjunction with the Kern calling Sheila Rockwell, 37:>-2532, conducted at Mirror Lake, but tbe confirm that there are no im Lake Intramural Basketball meeting and offer their support. defeat at the hands of the second Cavaliers, who lead their division Since this was first considered as The Center is now tied for tbe County Sberifrs Department many no later than Wednesday, Feb. 21. three nearest locations for tbeir mediate plans for remodeling the League, by defeating the Odds n' This will be the last chance to place Warriors, barely being edged with a perfect W slate, tlDunped a Self-Help project in which the MDISL lead with 29 Pa1ms Marine tinoes on rescues and searches. Price of the dimer is $5, in recreational use are to be found present gym, and agreed witb Ends last Tuesday evening, 60-56. do so. ~ . the second place Rockets cagers, A prime rib dinner, including coustruction work itself would be Corps Base, Norton Air Force Base cluding tip. near Panamint Springs, at Cud- LCdr. Rice that this should be In other action the same evening, 32-8, while the Trailblazers scalped . done eitber by local volunteers or and George Air Force Base. wine, will be served at 7:30 p.m., investigated. The Center's master Pete Rice returned to form and the Braves, 2!>-2O. witb the help of Seabees assigned MDISL volleyball competition is preceded by a no-llost cocktail plan does include a new gym scored 30 points to help the NAF A pair of junior division games hour. Duri~ the beginning of tbe temporarily to tbe Center, it was coming up on March 1~11 at 29 nasium, but this could be as far off Officers breeze past Duke 72 in a rounded out the morning's play at decided to hold in abeyance any Palms MCB and hopefully, China evening, a special filin slide as 20 years from now, the Public Division S.I encounter. The Of tbe Center gym on Feb. 10. Tbe decision on the expenditure of Lake again can finish high in the program will be screened, ac Works Department representative ficers won the tilt, 63-31. Cavaliers, who lead their division funds until more is known about standings. companied by exhibits of mountain said. Earlier in the evening, the Over with a perfect W slate, thumped the work force that will be Much of the success of the season rescue gear and radio equipment. the-Hill-Gang routed the Fuze the second place Rockets cagers, available. so far is due to the careful planning Following the dimer, Sheriff Capt. X. M. Smith Department quintet, 57-35, in a 32-8, while the Trailblazers scalped of Marty Denkin, NWC's affable Dodge will present his talk. Other In addition to the cost of mater Rockin' Chair Division game. the Braves, 2!>-2O. Buried With Full athletic director. Marty felt that , guest speakers for the evening will ials, estimated at $4,200, another Hoop play last week saw three Last Saturday afternoon, the be Bob Rockwell, president of the to will be required for we had enough athletes to do tbe Ii $3,500 $4,000 Military Honors games played on Wednesday and Red Devils and the Hot Shots met organization, who will present a purchasing equipment at the skeet Thursday. On Feb. 7, the Wall for an instructional division game, job if they were only organized a Ii ttle better. Instead of sending a brief introductory speech, and Ray and trap range, which is being A burial with full military honors hangers pulled down the Com with the Red Devils emerging on Van Aken, a long-time member of considered for development in an took place on Feb. 13 at Arlington munications team's wires and top, 3-2. winning intramural team to MDISL competition, this year the CLMRG, who will emcee the area next to the Desert Gun Club. National Cemetery for Capt x. short circuited them, 53-44, in a Wrapping up action for the day, program. Martin Smith, USNR (Ret.), a Marty is forming varsity teams, In other business taken up at tbe Division B-2 encounter. the Spartans and tbe Bears Dr. Carl Heller and Russell former long-time employee at composed of all the better players Recreation Council meeting, Ray The Blazers whacked Ace TV's engaged in an intermediate Huse, two charter members of the OIina Lake who died recently in in the individual sports. And the Gier, NWC recreation director, cagers, 69-54, in a Division A round division hoopla in which the mountain rescue group, will talk Los Angeles at the age of 78. ball match and the Snarfs, who Spartans handed the Bears tbeir formula is working! presented a report on what could We took second place in flag about the early years and A veteran of service in both reside in the second place spot in first defeat of the season, ~. be done (if the funds were football, and third place in reminisce with tbe audience on World War I and World War II, be Division B-1, out-hustled the available) to provide shirts, shorts, Girls' Basketball basketball, to go along with the how the group came into beld various positions, including Hustlers, 4~. shoes, socks and otber personal A triple slate of Girls' League third in handball. existence. Bob Westbrook will CO·CHAIRMEN APPOINTED- Bill Hollabaugh (01 left) of China those of assistant to the head of tbe Cage action on Thursday, Feb. 8, equipment for gym users. basketball was played this past A lot of tbe credit for the new speak on " Unusual Aspects of Past Lake, and Or. Rex Shacklett (right) of Ridgecrest, last week were Test Department, during the 17 began witb a 50-29 rout of the Monday evening in the gym. Tbe sports program goes to O. A. Mountain Rescues" performed by appointed to serve, along with A. J. Napolis, Sr., of Randsburg, as co Included in the package years he was employed at China Devastators by Cornarco, in a HANDBALL CHAMPS - Paul 5eregow (left) and Jerry McMullen, Sharks cage squad retained its "Gabe" Imer, bead of the Com the group. chairmen of an areawide effort aimed at fully informing residents of presented by Gier for information Lake. Division B-2 game. The second who won fourth place in the doubles event at the annual Mojave league-leading position by downing mand Administration Depart Cdr. G. B. Bailey, the NAF this northeast section of Kern County on all aspects of the school to the Recreation Council was the Upon his retirement in hoop tilt of the evening saw the Desert Inter-Service League handball tournament, held Feb. 8-10 at the Rangers, ~16, in a close game ment's Special Services Division, Operations Officer, will tell about unification question that will be coming up for a vote on May 1. The expense of 100 additional double November 1964 at tbe age of 70, Loewen's Lions defeat the Ensigns, Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas, pose with their "hardware. I won in the final minutes. and Ray Gier, the personable NWC teamwork between the CLMRG three co-chairmen, who will focus their a"ention on the effect size lockers as well as for washing Capt. Smith was presented tbe 86-78, in a Division A encounter. Seregow emerged as the MOISL singles champion in handball, while In otber action, tbe Queens recreation director. Without their and the U.S. Navy. Lee Lucas, past unification of schools would have upon all grade levels (kindergarten machines and driers that would be Navy Meritorious Civilian Service Rounding out the evening, tbe the China lake entrants in the MOISL competition garnered third defeated the Outlaws, I~, while help and financing, Marty would president of the CLMRG, will through twelfth) in their respective areas, were appointed by an needed if such an all-out effort was award by Capt. John Hardy, who di vision leading Gentlemen place, overall. The 11 points thus earned moved the Naval Weapons the Thunderbirds edged the never be able to carry through with round out tbe program with a talk advisory council composed of trustees of both the China lake made to accommodate the needs of was then Commander of tbe Naval squasbed the Fuze Dept., 4~23, in a Center into a first place tie with three other MOISl participants. Bombers, 1:>-13. his plans. entitled, "The Future of Mountain Elementary and Indian Wells Valley Union School Districts. patrons at the gym. Ordnance Test Station. Page Four ROCKETEER Friday, February 16, 1973- Friday, February 16, 1973 ROCKETEER Page Five Engineering Week Banquet Noted Pianist To Perform With Community Orchestra , To Be Held Here Feb. 22 Vladimir Pleshakev. brilliant piano virtuoso, will ment at the Unlverslt't of Evansville In indiana. team up with the Desert Community Orchestra to The Desert Community Orchestra, under the The annual observance of Society of Civil Engineers, the ploy Seethaven's Concerto No. I in C major . Opus direction of Conductor Charles Wood, has prepared Engineering Week will be California Society of Professional 15 (for piano and orchestra) next Wednesday In the extensively for the Pleshokov concert. The group highlighted locally by a banquet to Engineers and the Institute of be held next Thursday, Feb. 22, in Electrical and " Electronic Center Theater, beginning at 8 p.m. has polished and smoothed the Seethoven Con the Mojave Room of the Com Engineers. The concert will be the fourth offering of the certo to a high gloss. missioned Officers' Mess. The guest speaker of the China Lake Civic Concert Association. Single ad Wood, in his fourth season as conductor of the orchestra. is chairman" of the music deportment of Sponsored by the local cbapters evening, a registered professional mission tickets. priced at $2. for adults and $1 for of six nationally organized engineer in Massacliusetts, is a students and military personnel, may be ordered Sakersfleld College and is on able and ac· engineering societies, the program graduate of Michigan Tech by calling Carroll Evans. 446·35 II. or Stan compllshed musician. He possesses the rare ability for the evening will be highlighted nological University, where he re Reynolds, NWC ext. 3232. to develop skill and enthusiasm from a wide variety by a talk on "Modular Housing" by ceived a BS degree in mechan In addition to the Beethoven piece, Pleshakov of musical talents represented In the local or Albert J. Maki, executive vice ical engineering. will ploy Rossini's "The Thieving Magpie" overture, chestra. as substantiated by the three successful president of the Avco Corp. He bas served as director of the "Sollet Music." from Gounod's "Foust," and concerts played In 1972 by the orche,stral assembly. manufacturing for the Building A social· hour will precede a 7 "Marche Slave." by Tchaikovsky, The orchestra has one other program remaining Systems Division and general p.m. dinner that is to be followed The talented pianist was born In Shanghai, China. manager of factory production of - a Youth Concert on April 7. Holders of Desert by the report on modular type and began to study piano at the age of four. He Community Orchestra Association season tickets housing construction. kitchen and bathroom cores for the Avco Corp. In addition, as general made his debut in Sydney. Australia, at 16 years of will be admitted free of charge to the Pleshakov Tickets to the dirmer, priced HOLDS STUDENTS' INTEREST - Cdr. Walter V. R. Viewag, director of !lie cardiac catheterization of age. concert. at $5 each, can be obtained by manager Avco's operations in Laboratory at the Naval Hospital in San Diego, found time during a recent visit to China Lake to address Pleshakov studied at Sydney University and at The local orchestra played Its first free public contacting any of the following : Suncook, New Hampshire, Maki a group of fourth through sixth grade students at Vieweg Elementary School - the school named in was responsible for the sucessful the New South Wales State Conservatorlum of Milt Wolfson, ext. 7350; Russ concert on Sunday, Dec.' 4, 1960, at the theater. memory of his father, Rear Admiral Walter V. R. Vieweg, USN (Ret.), a former Commander of the Music. Since his arrival in the United States he has Palmer, ext. 7548; Temp Robison, planning, staffing and manage Composed of some 40 local musicians at the time, Naval Ordnance Test Station, who died in 1960. The Navy medical officer showed a film which deatt with ext. 7510; Jim Serpanos, ext. 3348; ment of Avco's systems modular studied with Grant Johannesen and Aldolph Soller. the orchestra was the outgrowth of a chamber the problem of smoking by school-age youngsters, and also discussed how coronary heart disease starts. housing line. Don Ruff, ext. 2419; John Onstott, two outstanding U.S. teachers. music group which brought five music and on He stressed the importance of avoiding fatty foods at an early age, and maintaining good physical fit Although Rossini, Seethoven, Gounod and ness habits. -Photo by PHAN Jerry Sizemore ext. 3340; Polly Fischer, 37iH1352;' Dr. I. S. Bowen, exciting cultural highlight to the IWV community. or Ray Caruso, ext. 3992. Tchaikovsky are well known composers. Pleshakov Orchestra members serve without compensation NOTS Pioneer, has made a brilliant reputation playing the works Co-6ponsors of the Engineering (except for performers brought in to supplement Heart Disease Now Epidemic, Week observance are the local Dead at Age 74 of neglected masters. including Woelfl. Rust, Asloli, local talent. and guest soloists). A grant by the cbapters of the American Institute Death at the age of 74 came on Dukas. d'lndy, Shostakovich and Medtner. Musicians Performance Trust Funds· partially of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Tuesday, Feb. 6, to Dr. Ira S. Vladimir Pleshakov, Pianist He recentfy assumed the post of associate supports the orchestra in offering one free concert ASPA Speaker Tells Audience the American Institute of Chemical Bowen, who was one of a trio of professor of music and head of the piano depart- each season. Heart disease today is occurring Preventive measures discussed voicing support of such a Engineers, the American Ord professors from the California iI:> epidemic proportions-&milar to by the ASPA luncheon speaker program. This, he said, WOUld nance Association, the American Institute of Technology (CalTech) the tuberculosis epidemic of 100 included' exercise, which Dr. allow a worker a period of to take part in land reconnaissance Coso Hot Springs Visitors years ago, C!Ir. W. V. R. Vieweg, Vieweg said can reduce both relaxation throughout the day and Holiday Routine work late in 1943 that determined director of the Cardiac Cathe "high" and " normal" blood be a helpful approach to the the location of ranges for what is Should Use Care, Caution problem of combatting the in To Be Followed now the Naval Weapons Center. tberizatioo Laboratory at the Na pressure. By placing increased A reminder about the need for with the arches at Coso Hot Springs crease val Hospital in San Diego, told demands on the heart, exercise in heart disease. Here Monday Dr. Bowen's part in the early caution while visiting Coso Hot there is a fenced area marked with those in attendance at the Feb. 8 enlarges the heart's oxygen Regarding exercise (such as development of the U.S. Naval The first of five Monday holidays Springs was received this week warning signs "Keep Out." Here meeting of the American Society carrying capacity, thus reducing jogging), Dr. Vieweg noted that Ordnance Test Station at Inyokern in 1973 will be celebrated next week from the Naval Weapons Center the boiling springs are under the for Public Administration. the severity of a beart attack while it is generally beneficial, it also included being in charge of as the Center will take off Feb.l9 to Safety Department in the wake of surface of the ground and give no The Navy medical officer, a (should one occur) and hopefully should be undertaken in con designing the instrumentation commemorate the birth of George wide distribution of information clue as to their location. The graduate of Burroughs High School reducing the incidence of such sultation with a physician. systems for the NOTS ranges. Washington, the nation's first about re:Teational use of NWC uninformed may step onto a thin in 1952 at the time when his father, attacks. During a brief visit to Vieweg An internationally known President. range areas. crust of earth only to fall through then Capt. Walter V. R. Vieweg, Other preventive steps sug Elementary School, where he astronomer and retired director of Some facilities will close en Visitors to the Coso Hot Springs and receive painful burns from the was the Commander of the Naval gested were to avoid smoking and addressed a group of fourth the Mt. Wilson and Mt. Palomar tirely, while others will keep area are advised that extra care is boiling hot mud and steam un Ordnance Test Station, predicted reduce the saturated fat content in through sixth graders, Dr. Vieweg observatories, Dr. Bowen died at needed to prevent the possibility of derneath the surface. partial hours on Monday. Other the Queen of Arigels Hospital in that more tban balf of those in the one's diet. emphasized the dangers of painful thermal burns occurring. Devil's Kitchen, another thermal A scbool official present at the Center activities will remain open audience at the ASPA luncheon smoking. This prompted such Los Angeles after an apparent All children taken into this area region located to the southwest of ASPA luncheon inquired about the for what would normally l?e attack. meeting will be confronted with questions from students as "How should be carefully supervised, it the main Coso area, should also be effect of wbole mill< as a daily part regular hours on this special day". Before joining the faculty of some cardio-vascular catastrophe can I getmy dad to stop smoking?" was pointed out in the Safety viewed from the paths and extra of the school lunch program. The Employee Services Board at some time in their life. Dr. Vieweg replied: "Only by CalTech in 1921 as a physics in Department memo. care taken in that area as well. Navy medical officer replied that facilities that will be closed structor, Dr. Bowen had been an Each year, be noted, more than 1 getting him to want to stop." Paths have been established Persons visiting these areas are children's dietary needs can be Monday in observance of George million persons have heart attacks Stan Kus, principal of Vieweg instrument maker in Chicago for adjacent to places where the encouraged to acquaint them met with skim or low fat mill<. Washington's birthday are the or succwnb_ to coronary beart Elementary School, asked for a Prof. Albert A. Michelson, the boiling hot mud can be seen bub selves with first aid procedures for Research data suggests, Dr. barber shop, Child Care Center, Naval Academy graduate and disease (600,000 deaths - 165,000 of show of hands regarding how many bling out of the ground, and the hot burns. Inunersion of the burned Vieweg said, avoiding saturated Michelson Laboratory cafeteria, Nobel Prize winning physicist, which involve those, primarily of the youngsters listening to Dr. springs can be viewed very well by part in ice water reduces the fat in children's diets. the CLPL cafeteria, the laundry after whom NWC's Michelson men, under 65 years of age). Vieweg bas tried cigaret smoking, staying on such paths, Safety amount of injury and soothes the Upon being informed by Joan and Bennington Plaza pick-up. There is a 20 per rent chance of and nearly 30 per cent raised their Laboratory was named. Department officials noted. injured part until medical help can SEABEES CAN SHOOT, TOO - Seabee Reservists, members of Mobile Construction Ballallon 17, Sub. Facilities slated to remain open Unit 11-2, held rifle qualifications on the NWC rifle range last Saturday. Sixteen men of the unit received an American m8Je developing Leipnik about an NWC Employee bands. This prompted one observer Dr. Bowen also was one of the When a person steps off these be obtained. heart disease hefore the age of 65, Development Division~ponsored to comment that perhaps China on that day are the beauty shop, original staff members of the team instruction in the use of the M-16 rifle. In the above photo, instructors CMC Phil Nelson and UTC Glenn from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; the paths in the vicinity of \he springs, With care, this fascinating and of this number 35 per cent die program for sedentary-type Lake schools should begin their of CaITech scientist whose Work at there is a possibility of slipping on thermal activity can be viewed Beach (right of photo), explain the workings of the weapon and the precautions to take on the firing line. workers aimed at encouraging ESB Dining Room, from 6:30 a.m. Eaton Canyon (near Pasadena) BELOW - SW3 Gary Montierth (standing, far left), and VT2 Don Wi"ell (next to him) discuss a with the first attack, the speaker efforts to educate children the mud and into the hot spring. safely. A pass from the Police exercise at the desk or work bench, to 1:30 p.m.; the Station Phar was the forerunner for what was to malfunction of Montierth's rifle, while eE2 Marvin Winsor (standing at right), monitors the firing line. added. regarding the dangers of smoking To the east of the adobe building Division is required in order to Dr. -Vieweg was emphatic in macy, from 9:30a.m. to6 p.m.;and become the main U.s. rocket On the ground are (I.·r.) : E02 Warren Beebe, BU2 Bob Burkhart and E02 Warren Berry. Rifle In outlining major risk factors as early as the fourth grade level. visit Coso Hot Springs, and a the FEDCO service station, from 7 program during World War II. qualification was required at the Sub-Unit level before the Seabee Reservists iourney to San Juan, contributing to beart disease, Cdr. Naval Reserve minimum of two vehicles must be a.m. to 7 p.m. Puerto Rico, in April. Approximately 40 local members of Sub·Unitl1-2 will makelhls trip. Vieweg stated that artersclerosis taken by groups traveling into the can't be produced experimentaJly In addition, Fazio's Shopping Physical Help Unit Seeks New Bag will area. in anima1s without feeding them a Market remain open Monday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Offered Desk Members Here diet high in fat products. Such a Birthday Fete the FEDCO parts house will he A recently organized Naval diet results in high blood Bound Workers Reserve unit open to those with cholesterol. open for business from 9 a.m. to 6 Plans Set By p.m. A class offering physical help for degrees in engineering or physical Smoking also was mentioned as sedentary-type employees will be science will begin holding monthly Supply Dept. a leading contributor to heart Special Services Activities Special Services bas announced held on Tuesday, from 3 to 4:30 weekend drills at China Lake in disease. There's a 70 per cent p.m. in Conference Room A of March. Plans were announced this week greater chance for the pack-a-day that the camping equipment issue for a party that will be held next room, the ceramic hobby shop. Michelson Laboratory. TIle unit, Naval Air Systems smoker to develop heart trouble Friday, Feb. 23, in celebration of Community Center, electronic This short training session has Reserve Unit U-4, was com than is true in the case of the non been scheduled so that employees missioned this past November at the 178th anniversary of the Navy ' hobby shop, and the woodworking Supply Corps. smoker, Dr. Vieweg, a cardiologist hobby shop all will be closed on who wish to prevent sedentary Point Mugu. It now has eight who is interested in preventive Feb.l9. slump can learn to perform a short members (all commissioned of The local event, sponsored by the medicine, stated. The auto hobby shop will open series of simple posture ficers) and there are pay billets for Recreation Club of the NWC Other, but less significant fac from noon to 5 p.m. The golf course movements that have been found an additional six. Supply Department, is scheduled tors mentioned by Dr. Vieweg as will keep regular hours on Monday, to be especially beneficial in . During the once-a-month train from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the China contributing to heart trouble were: but will close Tuesday. The Station combating office fatigue. ing drills on weekends, members of Lake golf course clubhouse. Diabetics bave a higher incidence gymnasium and pool will remain The class has been planned in NASRU U-4 will carry out project Highlight of the local cele of coronary heart disease; ADDRESSES ASPA MEETING - Cdr. Waller V. R. Viewag, the open from 1 to 5 p.m. on Monday, recognition of the fact that workers work in support of the Naval bration, which is expected to " sedentary living and obesity; guest speaker at last week's meeting of the China Lake chapter of the and Hall Memorial Lanes will open who spend most of their time sit Weapons Center. draw an attendance of between 80 psycho-social tension (those wbo American Society for Public Administration, was introduced by at 11 a.m. and close at 11 p.m. ting suffer from increasing Prospective members can obtain and 100 persons for a no-host are time-()riented with excessive Fred Nathan (at right), a local member of ASPA. A Navy doctor The Center Library will he open physical debilitation, as well as additional information about cocktail party and hors d'oeuvres, drive tend to be more prone to interested in preventive medicine, Cdr. Vieweg joined Dr. A. G. for patrons from 1 to 6 p.m. and the mental fatigue, caused by poor joining the Naval Air Systems will be a cake-eutting ceremony at heart attacks); and family history Sherlock, acting head of Industrial Medicine at the Naval Weapons Youth Center from 10 a.m. to 5 circulation. Reserve unit by calling Cdr. L. D. which Capt. T. R. Hendershot, of premature (under age SO) heart Center, in a program about health problems of sedentary-type p.m. The Center Theater will keep No special clothing is necessary Bare, USNR, at NWC. ext. 2937 or NWC Director of Supply, will of ficiate. attacks. workers. regular hours. for this first class session. (after working hours) at 44fi..'l307.