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I SHOWBOAT Fire Hazard Detected 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.<Jozen school. Debbie Wood, Mary McLane, Sara Portland, Ore., when promoter Kevin officers and enlisted men assigned involving Naval combat forces in The music and lyrics for McCarthy buys her contract. McCarthy book, Brooks, Debbie Strayer, Ronnie builds up a rivalry between Raquel and to duty at the Naval Weapons Southeast Aisa. the show are by Rick Besoyar, who Kaufmann, Carolan Dancy, Susan his team star Helena KaHaniotes. ( PG) Center took place during an all­ LCdr. Brown was awarded an also composed "Little Mary Beckett and Michelle Barglowski. FOUNDING FATHERS - Now in rehearsal is "1776/' a musical hands inspection ceremony held at Air Medal and gold star in lieu of Sunshine. " comedy about the events leading to the signing of the Declaration of SAT. 17 Feb. 8 a.m. Thursday at the Naval Air his 5th award, a second Air Medal The story of "The Student The Grenadiers, an all male Independence. Shown in the photo (I.·r.) are Doug Blew (playing -MATINEE- chorus, are Bart Moore, Bob " THE TROUBLE WITH GIRLS" Facility. for his 9th through 11th awards, Gypsy" revolves around a "plain John Hancock), Greg Erdmann (Edward Rutledge, Congressman ( CS 99 Min.) Seeley, Kenny Gould, Larry The awards, all presented by and a 2nd gold star in lieu of a 3rd Jane" who becomes a gypsy siren, from South Carolina), and Ernie George (as the secretary of the Elvis Presley, Marlyn Mason (G) Rear Admiral Henry Suerstedt, Navy Commendation Medal. The and a prince in disguise. Add to this Carter, Steve Vernon-Cole, John Continental Congress). "1776" will be presented at the Burroughs - EVENING- McArtor, Jim Gorrono, Rick " THE DEADLY TRAP" Jr., Commander of the Naval medals were presented in recogni­ a vagabond medicine man, a High School lecture Center on March', 10, ll, 16, and 17. William R. (STD94Min.) Howell and Roger Monzingo. Weapons Center, were topped by a tion of his heroic achievement as a soldier chorus and a villainous Blanc, director of the production, is assisted by Russell Parker, Faye Dunaway, Frank Langella jet aircraft pilot while attached to Ticke~ts , priced at $1.50 for (Supense Drama) Faye Dunaway, Legion of Merit that was awarded gypsy queen, and what emerges is musical director, and Sherry Parker, assistant director. Tickets for married to Frank Langella, is a doting to Capt. R. S. Moore, who is now Aircraft Carrier Air Wing 5 on the a wonderful evening of fun. general admission and $1 for this show, and other scheduled ClOTA productions, including "Hello mother with two children, a boy and a students and military personnel, gir l. The husband and father, a Commanding Officer of the Naval USS Midway during combat The musical numbers run the Dolly!"IIA Lion in Winter," and "Star Spangled Girl," may be ob· mathematician, is harried by threats operations in Vietnam. will be sold at the Lecture Center from something called the Organization Air Facility. gamut from nostalgic to rousing, tained from members of ClOTA, or from Annie Blanc. Mrs, Blanc to do a bit of industrial spying for them. Capt. Moore received the Legion U. Bright garnered the Navy sentimental and romantic. In­ door or can be obtained in advance may be contacted by ca lling 446-7265. Then there's pretty Barbara Parkins, a neighbOr and the couple's landlady, who of Merit in recognition of his Achievement Medal for superior from members of the cast. obviously takes a keen intet'est in her cluded in the show are love duets, outslanding performance of duty performance of duties as marching songs, roaring choruses tenants and their ch ildren. (PG) while serving as Technical Officer operations officer attached to the and lush waltzes. Here is the DEF Board Race Vote Tally Set Sunday Five candidates are vying for SUN 8- MON. 18-19 Feb. of the Naval Weapons Center from USS Peoria (an ISI') from June 16, operetta world of Victor Herbert, only one of three, Robert N. competition committee last year. " THE RULING CLASS" April 26, 1969, to July 14, 1972. 1971, to Sept 29, 1972. Spectal Sigmund Romberg, Gilbert and three vacancies on the Desert Mahan has worked as a DEF (STD lS3 Min.) Waters, a maintenance foreman in Other reCipients of awards mention was made of the topnotch Sullivan, turned upside down, Empire Fair's board of directors in parade announcer for 16 years and Peter O' Toole, Alistair 5im NWC's Public Works Department, (Comedy) It all begins when the 13th presented by RAdm. Suerstedt job done by U . Bright, who was shaken up a bit and played stricUy voting, the results of which will be is running for re-election. The two has been a member of the parade Earl, planning to remarry, puts on a SPECIAL HONORS PRESENTED- Rear Admiral Henry Suersledt. Jr. (al right). Commander of !he ballet skirt and pretends to hang were LCdr. John D. King, LCdr. assigned the task of planning a for laughs. tallied Sunday. More than 1,000 committee the past three years. He himself. There's a slip and he accidently directors who are stepping down Joseph R. Brown, U. David L. combined Navy-Marine Corps Naval Weapons Center, presented awards and commendations to six officers and enlisted men assigned Featured in the production are 1972 voting members of the DEF also promoted the Dust Devils' dies. 50 along comes the only son, to duty here during an inspection ceremony held Thursday mornint. Recipients of special recognition are Clarence "Zip" Mettenburg, O'Toole, out Of a booby hatch, and he Bright, ETR2 Robert Paul Meyers exercise in Hawaii during April Bill Benison, as Rudolph, and Ter­ and 250 life members are eligible to president, and Belle Sidney, drag race and autocross that gets the whole kit and kaboddle. Then for their past performance were (from left) PRJ Kenton A. Jones. Lt. David L. Brighl. ETR2 R_r! P. take part in the vote-by-mail the dear Earl's brother who, bitter at and PR3 Kenton A. Jones. 1972. esa Orr, in the role of Merry May. treasurer. benefited the DEF building fund the will, arranges to have the new Earl Meyers. LCdr. John King . LCdr. Joseph R. Brown and Capl. Rober! S. Moore. married to his old girl friend. The plan LCdr. King was cited for Electronics Technician (radar) Nancy Miller will play Ginger, as election. Candidates for the three seats, last January. is to have the new Earl declared insane meritorious service as Electronic 2nd Class Meyers was awarded a well as handle the choreography The terms of three members of including Waters, are Carl Mrs. Romine is known to fair so the others can be declared the executors. (R) Warfare Officer at the Naval Navy Commendation Medal for chores for the production. the board are due to expire and personnel as the girl who does the Johnson, Dick Mahan, a draftsman Weapons Center from April 'l:l to meritorious service as a radar Rec Council OKays Purchase Of in Code 4014, Vivian Romine, and secretarial work for her husband, TUES. 20 Feb. Aug. 25, 1972, during whicr. time he technician and electronics main­ Joyce Zurn. Don, who was the big top chairman There Will Be No 17 Burroughs Musicians was assigned as project officer for tenance and material management Waters is a life member of the in 1971. Movie Tonight. coordinator while serving aboard TV Booster System Equipment DEF and has served on the board Mrs. Zurn, wife of Gordy Zurn, the USS Coral Sea from Dec. 15, Approval for the purchase of Dick Furstenberg, wbo heads the aired on Channels 2, 5 and 13, and Selected for Honor Band since 1966.
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