, • . Page Eight ROCKETEER Friday, February 10, r967 CPO Annual Military Ball To Swing Feb. 18 \ S"OWBOAT rDrama Shows Steadfastness Dining, Dancing II By 'A Man For All Seasons' FlIOAY nUUAIV 10 Dramatic power combines religious- fllith and self·respect. Lively Society ''WALK, DON'T RUN" (114 Min.) Cary Grant, Samantha Egger with colorful pageantry tonight Members of the cast who 7:00 P.M. when "A ~an For All Seas· will wear the early Tudor rob· To Fill Evening (Comedy in Color) Electronic industrialist ons," the Community Theater es, gowns, and capes, designed finds the only -'pace to ,Ieep in Tokyo, due The usually easygoing Chief to the 1964 Olympic., i. the living room of and Light Opera special pro· by Flo r e n c e Green, include Petty Officers' Club at NOTS gorgeous Samantha', opartment. Cary sub duction, opens at 8:15 p.m. at Barbara ~alinauskas, ~artin lets his heM, get. mixed up w ith spies and will be taken over next week wind. up an unofficial Olympiad entront in the ~urray School auditorium. Landau, Frank Pickett, Walter by ~Sgt. G e 0 r ge Beatty, this laughfe.t. It's the land of the ri sing The prize-winning play by Koerschner, Will i a m Davis, US~C , and his crew of hard· FUNI (Adults, Y01Jtn.J FROM UNDER THE SEA TO THE STARS Short: " Chilcl Sockology" \1 Min.) Robert Bolt is set in 1527 in Phil Kelly, Warren Kirk, Hal working CPO Wives, as the y England when King Hen r y~ ~cCormick , Bob Miller, Suz· prepare the Club for another Vol. XXII, No. 6 Naval Ordnance Test Station, Chino Lake, California Fri., Feb. 10, 1967 SATURDAY nUUAIY 11 vm (played by Ed Romero) de· anne Larsen, Dick Wisdom - gala Military Ball. ~TINEE- termined to divorce his queen and florence herself. The big evening of this 12th " THE SWOMKMAN OF SIENA." ,M Min.) and had to upset the whole Tickets priced at $1.50 will .nnu.1 event will begin S.tur· Stewort Granger 1:00 P.M. structure of church and state be on sale at the door tonight. day, Febru. ry 18, .t 6 p.m., !hom: " Two Ljttle Indians" rJ Mill.) to do it. The Lord Chancellor, ~arion Carter, ticket c h air· and will feature sweet music, Bomb Disposal Crewmen Show " Canodia" MounI'M No. 9" (13 Min.) Sir Thomas ~ore (played by man. reminds all CLOT A pat· gr.at food, lavish decorations -EVENING ~ark ~alinauskas ), could not rons that this special produc and lively locializing, accord "'IIRDS DO IT" (" Min.) agree with this and went to his tion is not included on their ing to ATC Bill Ascroft, ch.ir· Soupy Salel, Tab Hunter Skills On Job, In Emergencies 7:00 P.M. death rather than give up his season tickets_ man of the aff.ir. (Comedy in Color) Soupy works at Cape Starring in the gala evening Kennedy and i, affected by lOme of the machinery which makes him defy gravity, will be the fabulous Jimmie EOD Men Train Eight Months o process desired by fQl"eign ogent,. (Adults, Whetmore band, renowned for Youth and Mature Children.) st.rts: "Sissy RI.-iH" (J Min.) its sweet and swing dance rhy· " l_.est Bridge" (10 Min.) thms. A social hour is to start To Perform Zero-Error Job the festivities at 6 p.m. follow· By JOHN R. McCABE SUNDAY-MONDAY fEBRUARY 12·13 ed by an elegant prime rib din· " THE IAnLE fOR KHARTOUM" (134 Min.) The Piute ~ountains , the EI Charlton Heston, La urence Olivier jack-of·all·trades was a natural nero Paso Range and the Red ~oun· to call on for a series of reo 7 ,00 P.M... C.pt.• nd Mrs. John I. Har· (Epic Adventure in Color) Magnificent pro tain and Randsburg min i n g cent lost·person emergencies duction tell. of a British general (Heston) dy will h•• d the honor.d gu.st areas are unusual scenes of op in the high desert's bordering who is sent into the Sudan to combat the list, which will include the St.. desert prince who hal vowed to ravage eration for AOC D. E. Waste mountains. tion's top Navy, Marine, Air the city of Khartoum. Hi storical speclacle. of China Lake's Explosive Ord· The NOTS bomb dis p 0 sal Cast af thoulands. (Adults, Youth and Chil· Force and Army officer. and dren.) nance Disposal team and his crew's go-anywhere "Weasel" th.ir wives. Bill Ascroft reports sn
Continued Role of Leadership Assures Future Capabilities For NOTS Laboratories
BY PATRICIA GALLUP The winds of change are still re.r patterns for thOle in the with us. Only recently, the organizational unit and devel top maDagement group of the oping the resources needed to Station spoke ~gain of new di impl.ment the plan. mad. by rections, new problems to be .ach supervisor. solved and a continued role of These plans represent a wide leadership for the laboratories spectrum of activities. The y at China Lake and Pasadena. start with the individual activ When the pronouncements ities of the supervisor and fel are made, it is the individual low employees to instruct and supervisor at all levels of the guide the member new to the orgaDization, in all depart work group. They include ro ments of this Station, who must tational assignments to differ IT'S REGISTRATION TIME AGAIN-Dr. Albert G. Hoy.m, assess those changes, ass e s s ent duties aDd the temporary Education.1 Dir.dor for the Station and Mrs_ Loi. Allan, th e i r subordinates and plaD assignments to higher level du their course for the future. ties. UCLA Regi.trar discu .. the Station's participation in the Responsible for Change UCLA program_ Tw.nty NOTS employ... are now involved On the supervisor rests the Classroom Experience HORSESHOEING ANYONE in full-tim. graduate work at both UCLA and several oth.r DISPLAYS MODEL - Paul Novak, Managem.nt Training responsibility for making what They also ioclude participa Over 100 course. are includ universities across the country. Corporation, di.play. a mod. I of the future Anti Ballistic ever change occurs, real aDd tion in formal classroom expe ed in the .ix month sch.dul. Mi ••ile D.f.nse Sy.t.m and Control Pan.1 used in Man meaningful, to the people in rieDces, both OD and off the which il issued on I month· agement Confivuration course recently given to Station per their segmeDt of the organiza Station. These same plans io Iy basis. The.. coursesl open DISCUSSING STATION NEEDS - Randy Ri agem.nt Advi.or'. role in keeping a finger .onn.1 (t to r_) L.. La Ro.a, Robert Ambre .nd Paul Novak_ tiOD. volve working with educatioD to all Station employ... , cov I.y, P.rsonn.1 Man.gement Advisor (I.), .nd on the Stationls ever growing advancement Th. 2-day cour.e i. typical of .hort course. provided for It is this lime supervisor al television and teachiDg ma .r • multitud. of .ubjects Dean Hewittl discuss the Personnel Mil"· and training needs. technical dev.lop.... nt_ who must underst.nd the di chines. They take the form of applicabl. to the Station's rection the I.boratorie•• r. ta sensitivity training and engin work_ Shown going over the king and help their .ubordi eering courses u n d e r UCLA .chedul. i. Marti Patrick, nat•• prepare for the future_ auspices, graduate level cours Registrar and Dan Butler, They must assess ski II s es in pub I i c administratioD Employee D.v.lopment Of and knowledges already avail from the University of South ficer. able aDd those required for erD California, aDd oral com new tasks aDd responsibilities. munications from the MaDage They are the primary agent of ment Training CorporatioD. change in the organizatioD and All, and more, have 10m. the developmeDt of their work part to playa. the 5 II t ion Photogrephy by group is the key to successful seek. to provide for the con· chaDge. tinued growth and dev.lop As.i.tance Required m.nt of all it. peopl •. PH I G. D. Bird With all their other respoD sibilities, some assistaDce io ParaphraSing Dr. William B. this role seems required. The McLean, StatiOD Technical Di end primary sources of this help rector, ''the greatest strength are the Personnel Management we have is our people." Advisors assigned to each de SA Micheel Reide Important in the informal GROUND SWEEP - Th. C02 Cardox Ground Sw •• p i. partment. One of the i r most development carried on at the demonstrat.d by Cr.. h Fire traine.s. Th. Cardox Ground important roles is to help the work site are the coaching ac Sw"p is used to extinguish fires in aircraft. Left to right, supervisor in the department tivities of the supervisor and Don.ld Pow.1I and B_ J_ Murdock. each serves to define the prob the senior m e m b e r s of the lems of growth and change and SEE YOURSELF AS OTHERS DO - Dr_ Bertr.m Bar.r'. work group. These are the peo Or.1 Convnunication. ela.s utili ... video tapa to help stu to assist in the development of ple with the greatest detailed dents .tudy their presentation technique._ From I.ft to right plans to b r i n g the desired knowledge of the work to be change about. performed aDd the ways of do are Dr. Barer, James Howton and Robert Fowler. It i. the PMA who can h.lp iog it; particularly the "cook FORMING STAGE-Apprentice .heetmet.1 to right are Carl Flagg, In.trudor, Robert in Issessing pres.nt t.lents in book" approaches that are not workers demonstrate the u.. of roll. for . Ambre, Ernest Lanterman, Junior Johnson the organizltion, designing ca- covered io formal courses. forming cylindric.1 piping_ Shown from left .nd Robert P.I......
BACK TO SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS - DOn... ld Herlgoted < .nd J ...... Colvarel participa" In Math Revl.w c .... und.r APPRENnCE MACHINISTS - Inlfruchor . year .pp..... ti.... From Ieft- to right .~ PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION - Marie Be.U, I.ft, .ets up THEORY CLASS -- Jim o.w.t., Instructor, of equi...... used In the apprentl.. ' _ the In.trvctloo qf ..or_ .Ivar -Higbbe'llo Thi. cI .... I. being Fred Ledd. i. shown dlscu.. lng the correct R~d Muth, Robert Cowell, John Ayen, . Autotutor for stud.nt Mari.1 McE_n. · P ..... r.nimed In t ...hes L.rry Muloch during Electrlcien. gr.m to aid instructors of the Employe,; 0.-. given for ~he benefit of .mploye. wh_ engineering Indexing of dividing head ."KIt ...... t for St.nley Ljosdel .and Fred 1.edda_ The ....n struction, a f ..t growing ....ching -method, eave,..- ti:Klr.:ees ... Trade n.-y CI ... in the .... of • cathode velopment Div_ in the tr.ining of.-·higl\lY m.th..... tl .. "".} ~ I.... _fbroIigh ..w..Uln~ ,~tlJ.f.-.JIlilljg ~Mith ~ of the,*",,*, n__ rk -at !=hin. Ll.ke .nd P ...dene_ ' ·f from basic. Englioh through compu"r .ci.nCH_ - "~- _._ .' ray oacIn ...... ' T1oliII. ·OIiIi of __n~ piaceo \t.. 1lld1lM' ...... 1_,...... ,!' -!I.• ~'''UI· Page Six ROCKETEER Fr.iday, February 10, 1967 Friday, February 10, 1967 ROCKETEER Page Three EO D's , Special Skills, Chemists Hear NOTS Pasadena Equal '0 Any Mission About Artificial VIRGINIA E_ LIBBY - EXT_ 638 (Continued fro"'; Page 1) bomb disposal experts are con Kidney Work are, then this is the best kind sidered s.o _valuable and hard Dr. Donald J. Lyman will of iob you can have/I to come by. In a class of 100 describe the r e c e n t develop-. Head of the EOD activity trainees. perhaps none will ments in the use of biomedi RAdm. Waters Speaks To Thanks for Gifts here is Lt. Arthur W. Dahl graduate. according to Waste. cal polymers for use in arti gren. and working under him and a handful of qualified men ficia kidneys and hearts at the Sent to Viet Nam are Chief Waste. MNC Charles out of thousands of hopefuls is February 13th meeting of the First Meeting Of L. A. L. Wilson. MN1 Don Chmura. a common ratio. Mojave Desert Section of the A letter received at NOTS GMT2 M. L. Blair. and George Unusual talents call for un American Chemical Society to Pasadena recently expressed E. MacBeth. technical liaison usual equipment at NOTS. and be held at the Hideaway Res .Region Section Of MTS gratitude and thanks to all per officer here for the headquar the EOD men operate s 0 m e taurant in Ridgecrest. sonnel who were instrumental ters EOD Facility at I n d ian very specialized and even rare Interested persons may at Talkington Named Head. Maryland. mac h i)1 e s on the ordnance tend the lecture to be present in forwarding records and strewed ranges. games to servicemen in Viet "We're out on the test rang ed at 8 p.m. Monday or make Committee Member es all the daylight hours pick Crawlers and Armor pre - dinner reservations with Nam for Christmas. They use a 7.500-pound full Featured speaker at the first The letter. written by Mrs. ing up bombs. rockets. shells Dr. Peter Hammond. Chi n a and so forth - and that in tracked and armored bomb re Lake. or Robert Klopfenstein. Los Angeles Region Section of Patricia K. Krause. Director of trieving vehicle. a World War the Marine Technology Society cludes weekends," Waste says. Trona. by noon February 10. Public lnformation. USO-Viet IT vintage "Buffalo" landing At the present time Dr. Ly will be Rear Admiral Odale D. Nam. said in part. "Your proj Tough Schooling craft for h a u Ii n g crew and man is head of the biomedical Waters. Jr. His subject will be. READY FOR EMERGENCIES - The man with the mike is ect is simply wonderful and I All of the .crew are trained equipment through deep bogs polymer group at Stanford Re "1966 - The Year Of The Oce was particularly interested in Dan Regan of 58-A Card St_, China Lake - a Citizens Band at the EOD school at Indian and powdery sand drifts. a hea search lnstitute. having studied radio operator without parallel, at least in the•• desert ans." the fact that you donated tran Head. which t r a ins disposal vy-duty Drott draw-claw exca at the University of Nevada Admiral Waters will discuss sistor record players for pa ports_ Dan, 19, has been confined to his bed for the past people from all the services. vator. an armor-plated motor and the University of Del half-year with an illness he contracted at age nine, but still the NaVY's organizational plans tients. I know how much they The course there is e i g h t grader. and a stake-bed truck aware. His research has dealt for oceanography and the var appreciated this gift." equipped with a crane. And - monitors CB channel 9, the emergency channel, for any months long and. for the Navy with the effect of molecular distre.. caUs within a 50-mile radius of his home_ Mrs. John ious projects which will be ad men. includes diving. The Chi two "Weasels." In reply to questions on rec st.ructure on the physical and Milliken ,(r), who tokes core of him during the day, relays ministered by his office. His na Lake crew is occasionally IIOne time we went to pick biomedical properties of poly remarks will be of interest to ommended gifts. Mrs. Krause any emergency mes ..ge by phone to NOTS Security or ci mentioned playing cards ball called to other NOTS sites at up some ordnance on the top mers. particularly on mem marine engineers and scien SMILING their appreciation to the large group o.. embled San Clemente Island to handle of • mountain out on one of brane dialysis - vilian authorities. Dan has been a CB operator for two tists as well as laymen who are point pens. writing material. at. the cocktail reception held in their honor are (I-r) Cap y •• rs, and pursues his electronics and radio interests with pocketbooks. soc k s hankies tricky explosive ordnance rest the ran 9 e 5," Waste recalls. interested. in the ocean and its taIn and Mrs. J_ 1_ Hardy and Captain and Mrs_ G_ H. Lowe_ ing underwater. "We got topside quickly in the books and magazines. His mother, Mrs. Nancy Regan, works resources. and pocket combs. Always i~ in the Administration Building_ Mrs_ Milliken's husband is demand are small 3-inch re 'ryou have to learn every Weasel, but it took us over a Safe Boat Rules In 1965. Rear Admiral Wa piece of explosive ordnance day to get down again." Tartar Missile Officer aboard the USS Long Beach, nucle ters was designated Oceanog cording tapes. Many service Why? "Physical disability." .r·powered guided missile cruiser now on .tation in the men correspond with their Pasadena Annex Bids Farewell ever made by anyone:- even rapher of the Navy. Of fi c e Civil War cannonballs/' ex he quips, "No guts." But ac Will Be Topic Of Viet Nam theater_ of the Chief of Naval Opera families by means of "living letters." To Captain and Mrs. J. I. Hardy claims Waste. "For example, tually. as it turned out. verti tions and Commander N a val those 19th Century exploding cal terrain plus t ric k y ord Coast Guard Man Oceanographic Office. Sui t . In regard to Sunday papers. nance required a long. careful It was suggested they be air The event honoring Captain Capt. and Mrs. ·Lowe were host connonbaUs and bombsheUs A program on the safety re New Business Hrs. land. Maryland. His .distinguish and Mrs. J. !. Hardy was held ed later in the evening at a were filled with black powder, descent. quirements for boats will be Tryouts Set For ed career with the U.S. Navy mailed because surface m a i I Everyday guts. however. is The Employee S e r vic e s takes so long. at Woody and Eddy's Restau dinner party attended by 42 and if you come upon one and conducted by T. K. B row n. began in June 1932 when he look at it crosseyed, it will what make the EOD team one Courtesy Motorboat Examina "Kiss Me Kate" Board announced today that . The letter also stated that. rant in Pasadena and attended of their close associates. g r a d u ate d with distinction blow you to smithereens." of the most efficient and val tion Officer of the 11th Coast The chance to satisfy a se the following businesses are although names of servicemen by 175 of their NOTS Pasade now open Monday through Sat from the Naval Academy. na friends. It·s no wonder. then. t hat ued at NOTS. Guard District. The affair will cret desire to be a gangster • cannot be released. people are urday for the convemence of T.lkington On Committ.. be held during the Coast Guard a ~tuffy statesman or a_ super RADM. 0_ 0_ WATERS, Jr_ encouraged to write to the Di A-I s 0 receiving congratula Station employees: Station Bar Howard R. Talkington. Head. t\ons were Captain and Mrs. .. Milr s Marauders · Auxiliary and China Lake Boat star of either sex will be af Advance Systems Branch. has Morales; Mr_ Selwen Ramsey; rector of Public Informati.on Club sponsored class in Basic -forded all those who tryout for ber Shop. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; for "any G.!." and these let G. H. Lowe. Capt. Lowe will Senn's Coiffures. 9 a.m. to 7 been named a member of the and Edward Wright. now wear Utwo hats" as Com Prove Threat To ·VX-5 Wins lward For No Accidents Seamanship. 7:30 p.m. Satur the Community Light 0 per a Executive Committee of the First Meeting Scheduled ters are available to service day. at 355 Mclntire. and Theater Association's first p.m.; Fashion Dry Cleaners. 9 men who are looking for pen NOTS and OinC. Pasadena. With 1026 a c c ide n t free are to be congratulated for a.m. to 6 p.m. new section. Talkington. who is The first meeting of the new Capt. and Mrs. Hardy and their efforts in making this "Tex is a real expert in this musical production .of the 1967 Los Angeles Reg ion Section pals. Quiet Five Team flight hours. Air Development a charter member of the na safety record possible." It was field." said Dick Carlisle. Com season "Kiss Me Kate" on Feb tional organization. is the NOTS _will be held on Monday. Feb Squadron Five was awarded mander Pro-Tern of the Coast ruary 13 and 14 at the ,.\sso Blue Cross Ins. Agent BY RAY HANSON the COMNAVAIRFORPAC signed by Vice Admiral A. M. Deep Submergence S y s tern s ruary 13. to begin at 8 p.m. Shinn. Guard Auxiliary Flotilla being ciations rehearsal hall. the han To Visit Station Wed. Project Manager and is respon sharp. in the auditorium of the Quarte,rly Aviation Safety Aw formed here. "He can answer gar at Davis Airport on Up Milt's Marauders have closed ard fol the third quarter. 1966. Norman R. Smith. Blue Cross sible for conduct of technical Allan Han c 0 c k Foundation. This award is an example of the questions on new ventila john Road beginning at 7:30 Representative fro m Bakers operations at San Clemente is University of Southern Califor to within a three-game lead of The award read in part. "Since tion requirements that go into the Quiet Five. but the Five this achievement requires the the work. determination and Those interested in auditions field. will be aboard the Sta land_ He was the NOTS Proj nia. Los Angeles. All interest effect this year. He plans to be are encouraged to bring a pre tion on Wednesday. February ~mployment of sound mainten squadron spirit that m a k e s ect Manager for SEALAB IT ed persons,memhers and nou still lead the NOTS bowling here all day Saturday inspect pared vocal solo showing their league with 46 wins. 30 losses. ance practices. effective train VX-5 one of the top Test and 15. at the Community Center and SUBROC. On gradpation members are invited to con Evaluation Squadron for the ing boats that will make up the range in performance. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. accord tact Talkington for further in The Marauders have racked up ing procedures. and a high de facilities of the new flotilla gree of air discipline. all hands U.S. operating forces. The technical end of the ing to T. J. Haycock. He a d. formation about the meeting a 43-33 mark. while the third and all boaters in the area are show will begin April 11 at the p I ace Mert's Marshmallows Employee Management Rei a and/ or membership forms. invited to attend his presenta hangar from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ti.ons. The Marine Technology Soci stand at 42-34. For a while. it tion." ety affords. for the first time. looked as though the F i v e Brown has twenty years ex a vehicle enabling scientists. were pulling away. but 0 n c e perience as a fire.man and has engineers, and businessmen to again it·s anybody's league. been the District CME officer EMPLOYEE SERVICES BOARD actively participate in the ex High score ·for the 19th week for three years. Boaters wit h change of ideas and discove are as follows: team s e r i e s. special problems on the safe QUARTERLY AUDIT ty of their installations are in ries in the ..technology and ed White Tornadoes. 2918; team The quarterly audit of the Employee Services ucation of oceanography and game. Mert·s Marshmallows. vited to bring these up during the marine sciences. 1026; men's series. Mert Welch. the day or at the class in the Board accounts provides the following financial status Membership in the Society 686 ; men's game. Wayne Tag evening. reports: should interest all persons en gart. 247 ; women's s e r i e s. Balance Sh ..t as of Dec_ 31, 1966 gaged in _any technical phase Terri Marchand. 614 ; woinen's ASSETS of marine investigations. an~ly. game. Irene White. 246. WACOMSets Cash .on Hand ...... $ 225.00 sis or design of inst.ruments. Cash ~n Bank (Checking Account) ...... 5.354.65 apparatus. or craft used in. on. Valentine's Day Cash 10 Bank (Savings Account) ...... _...... 23.934.62 or around the water. To all. YOUNG DRIVERS - Accounts Receivable ...... 445.00 the Society is dedicated to the TWENTY YEARS - Leif O. Larsen, Chief, Physical Secur A MOUNTING TRAGEDY Luncheon Event Notes Receivable ...... _...... 7.246.75 exchange of professional know ity (I), and James G_ Proctor, Head, Administration Divi EqUipment & Facilities lnventory .. $29.330.61) ledge. the reporting of new ·de sion (r), are on hand to present Sgt. Harry. Levenbaeh with The November-December is The Women of WACOM are Less: Accumulative depreciation.. 4.500.00) 24.830.61 velopments and "needs" and a lapel pin and letter denoting 20 years of Federal service_ sue of Journal of American In making preparation to cele $62.036.63 when required. joint effort i~ surance carries an article on brate St. Valentine's Day. next young ·drivers which opens in Tuesday. February 14. with a LIABILITIES obtaining solutions. Goals are Taxes Payable PayrQll ...... _...... $ (.02) achieved through membership this way: "A mounting nation luncheon for all the members PROMOTIONAL al tragedy is reflected in the at the Officers' Club. The event Regulatory Cash Reserve ...... _...... 19 000 00 HOWARD R_ TALKINGTON news letters. committee and Aetna Rep. Here NET WORTH ...... _...... ::::: 43:036:65 regional meetings. and Society figures on these pages. They is also to include special thank from USC in 1951. ·he joined OPPORTUNITIES sponsored publications. schol tell that young drivers. who you honors for Mrs. John I. $62.036.63 NOTS as a Junior Professional (Dee) Hardy as she attends her arships. symposia. and conven- T. -."ty few posit~ •• contad Chrdti_ A claim representative for make up one-fifth of the mo and has headed the Advance tions. . Mardt.RcI, , ...... , __.... Division, Ex· the lndemnity Benefit P I a n toring population. are involved last WACOM fun c t ion. Mrs. Operating Statement for Quarter Ending 12/31/66 teMion 271. A arnent Sf.5I ...... 1M ...... HONORED FOR SAFETY - C.pt_ H_ J_ H.rtman, Public INCOME ...... _...... $19.885.21 Systems Branch of the Systems _ittM ...... "lyl,... (Aetna) will be at Foothill on in one-third of our traffic fa Helen Fletcher announced. Operations Division. UOD. since Da Nang deep freez ., bUiIt February 15. 1967 at 8:30 a.m. talities. Works Officer, presents third place award for fl ..t driving The St. Valentine's Day ev Operating Expense ...... _...... _...... 5.289.77 February. 1962. ElMtronics Tedlnid•• , 05-•• PO No. ~ s.fety from the Greater Los Angeles Chapter, National Safe ent calls for a social h 0 u r by Seabees and now .operation 165. eo. PII73 - Supporting technician Net Operating Profit ...... $14.595.44 Other members of the L.A. Employees enrolled in the "A young driver today is ty C.ouneil, to Bobby R_ Brown of Transport.tion Div_, Op starting at 12 noon. followed al is believed to be one of the fOt Proiect SWISH. Work involv", con twice as likely to have an ac Section Executive C.ommittee largest cold storage areas in struction, installation, maintenance and 0p lndemnity Benefit Plan who .r.flonl Br.. Brown accepts for the Division, whose drive,. by the meal at 1 p.m. Reser During this. quarter three checks amounting to are: Gordon Lill. Chairman eration of apecioliz-.:i acoustical Instrumen wish to talk with the represen cident as an adult driver over operated 72 vehicles per month for 12 months through June vations should be made before _ $15,000 were gIven to the Joint Navy-Civilian Recre world capable of preserving tation; data proceuing; aui.ting in labor· 35. More disquieting are indi Pro-Tem; William Ward. Secre meats. vegetables and 0 the r olory experiments. Should be competent in tative s h 0 u I d contact Carole 30, 1966, for a total of 781,936 miles_ Operations Br_, he.d Sunday. February 12. by call atIon CounCIl to be used in support of the Station's electronic and mechanical construction. Moy cations that young drivers are tary Pro-Tem; Dr. Richard Tib perishable foodS ~o feed more Ostrander. Extension 493. for ed by Walt Wilson, competed with 695 milit.ry .nd civili.n ing Mrs. Marge Cruise at Ext. , be required to apend port of each lummer Increasingly involved in traffic recreation program. by; Dr. Andreas Richnitzer; Dr. than 40.000 servicemen for at lake Pend Orem., Idaho. conducting an appointment. fl ..ts to take the awerd in the 22nd .nnual contest_ They 725231 or Mrs. Jean Romero Kenneth McKinsey; Capt. Jane several months. tah with a reMarm vehicle. ' Il!ishaps and fatalities." won ·fint piece in 1965_ at Ext. 72928. --
Page Two ROCKETEER Friday, February 1D, 1967 Friday, February 1D, 1967 ROCKETEER Page Seven ,--CHAPLAIN'S MESSAGE -----. ,--'DESERT PHILOSOPHER' ...-- THE LOCKER ROOM IWV Team Takes PROMOTIONAL \ The Bible, a Book of Reforms OPPORTUN ITIES Camp Leiuene In BY STUDENT RABBI MELVIN SILVERMAN Mechcntical Engin .." G5-11 or 12, Cod. Safety and 4554 - This position is localed in the De Hebrew Congregation, NOTS sign EnginHring Br onch of the Propulsion Dual Swim Meet Development Deportment. 0 u Ii •• include ~oore The sCriptural reading on the Hebrew Calendar for this the design, alteration, conversion, a nd re Survival Instructor The Indian Wells Vall e y habilitation of building., mechanical facili Le week is from Mishpatim, Statutes, from Exod. 21: 1·24:18. It is tiel, a nd procell equipment uled for ttl. Swim Team defeated Camp a long list of mainly civil laws. They deal with the daily af reseorch and development of prope ll onts, By "POP" LOFINCK juene, 347-114 in a transconti fairs of men, regulating business, property rights, etc. explosive., and hardwa re for rocke' moton nental dual swim meet I a s t a nd warhead s, and the facilitie. for , •• ,ing By ED RANCK Saturday. The meet , conducted the lome. Work i. customorily on indivi· Referring to the recent news in the Valley Independent Under our present system, luch laws are part of City, Stat. d vol projects w ith individvol r.'Ponlibility, at the Camp Lejuene and Chi and Federal Government regulations. But in Judaism all these though it may a lso require w orkln.., w ith of February 2, 1967, about the vast search for Stanley Wood, a It's an axiom in sports, that many retiring athletes are not na Lake pools, matched th e other engin_ ing d iKipline •. A knowledge West Covina fireman who had disappeared and was found 10 lows are port of the Torah. of . tructurol and sIren onolysi. , thermo above using an athletic reputation to further their careers. boys and girls of each club in The Torah thus contains not only religious laws as some dynamics and fl uid mechanic. iI requi red, days later-dead in his sleeping bag-covered by a foot of snow. There's certainly nothing wrong with it, and we suspect it's been age groups ranging from 8 to together with practical knowledge of and The ..Irch covered hundreds of sqUire miles, by the many people understand the term "religious" today, that is, laws that fam iliarity w ith mocl1inery and p iping in· going on for a long time. After all, it's entirely possible that 17 years_ govern the relations between man and God. It includes laws stallation of 011 types. Kern County rescue personnel - a helicopter from our own Ben Hur became a public relations man for a used chariot lot Swimming distances of 35 CIerk·lypi.t. GS-4. Cocie 4S33 - Incum Naval Air Facility and 55 off-duty firemen from Los Angeles regulating the relations between man and man as well. These bent w ill do consideroble report typing, in after he hung up his spurs_ and 70 yards, the local club laws too are part of God's laws to man. cluding ta bular materia l. Must know leCur County Fire Deportment, and Wood's brother from SeoHle who Archie Moore is one ex-athlete who never got around to finished first in 42 of 55 events, According to Louis 1. Kaplan, as an instance, the Laws re ity regul ations, officia l corrnponclence, came down to .110 aid in the selrch. looking for a soft touch when his professional career was over. sweeping all honors in the girls stub requilition, moil routing. sub ject fil Wood had left word with his family in West Covina, Jan garding Hebrew slaves: "If a man stole another's property and ing. trov.1 arrangements. Acts 01 offic. r.. According to the record books, Archie retired in 1964. But to 15 to 17 age groups. he could not return or repay it, he was not put into jail be «:ptionlst. uary 19, that he was headed for the old mining district of see the old Mongoose in action these days, it's apparent that Ribbons were won by 56 file eppllcorio.. s for .bov. witt. Evely.. Claraville. Not very specific. cause this would not help the victim regain the lost property. Moors. I"". 34. lM. 27. ,h_ 72723. retirement isn't among his future plans. members of the IWV club, with Deputy Sheriffs confirmed that the missing man had bought Instead, the thief was made to go into service (sold as a slave) Stlppty Clerk. 05-3 or 4. Cocle 2S75 - six swimmers winning more for six years and his earnings during that time were used to Respon.ib l. for occounting for unmatched gas in Mojave January 19 - that was the only information they than one race. The local young dOClJments by obtaining proof of receipt of had to go on - until a week later a cowhand in Kelso Valley THE ABC PROGRAM repay the man from whom he had stolen. material. Requires one yeor of cI.rical .x sters dominated the rei a y s, "This was in keeping with the idea of justice which re perienc. at the GS-3 lev.1 plus one y.ar of got word to deputy sheriffs that Wood had asked him clirec He's currently the leader of an outstanding youth program winning 15 of 18 events, and quired not only the· punishment of the otfender but compen supply cI.rical exp.rience at the G'>4 level. tions to some mines on Piute Mountain - that was the first clue in Vallejo, Calif., called the ABC program. ABC stands for 'Any also won 9 of 10 races in the Wctr.heu_... WI-05. $2." to $3.11 they had to work on. The cowhand didn't know there was a Boy Can. It's essentially a course in boxing and self defense. sating the victim of the offense." pw hour. Code 2564 - P.rfornll a var~ breaststroke. SHARPSHOOTING ARCHERS - Winne .. of'the 15th annual It is interesting to note that in his opening menage to the of tasb in connection w ith the phy.ical r. search on for the missing man_ It's real purpose is to bring boys, age 8 to 15, off the streets, Ann Allan, Nick Klein Junior Archery Tournament held here recently show their ceipt. storage or issue of lupplies. Appli They found the body of Stanley Wood near the Bright teach them dignity and self respect, and therehy help curb the Pennlylvonio General Aisembly on Nov. 11, 1783, Benjamin cant. mUIt hove hod sil( month. experience schmidt and Bruce Hillard won trophies - the re,ults of year... round troining_ They a .. Franklin 01 Pr.lident of the General As ..mbly proposed that in warehou.ing. Starr mine on Piute Mountain. His sport car nearby was bogged juvenile delinquency problem_ three first place ribbons each, (I-r, front) nine to eleven age group winners Jeff DieroH, file oppUc...... f... .bove with "-i down in the mud. Rain and snow had made the search very Archie, who il known IS "Inltructor Moore" to his students, and Cindy Smith, Richard En IICriminal1 without money be allowed to work out their fine. CDl'llpk". lids. 34.... . 21, ,h_e 72211. lot; Ted Payne, 3rd; Joey Strong, 2nd; and (rear, I-r) 12 difficult. hOi ..id of the program, "II', the gr.otest boHle ever fought. I der, Jan Hill a r d and Kris inlteod of being kept in prilOn at public charge:' CIerk.DMT. OS-4, Code 4062 - T y pes to 15 age group winne .. Pat Clark, 3rd; Benny L.. , lot; Lending money to poor people in need was a religious duty, technical notes. reportl, corret.ponclenc., A coroner's report stated that the fireman died of natural teach truth, dignity and ....poct through ..If defen... II's a Bjorklund finished with two. and Cr.ig BortleH, 2nd. form., etc., from either rough draft or r. not a business opportunity for making money. (Ex. 22:24-26) causes, possibly a heart attack from his exhaustive work, trying motiv.ting progr.m to telch I youngster to be more than a Twelve other IWV swimmers corded dictation. Acts OJ office reception to free his bogged down car_ Ichool dropout .nd I bum." won individual races. Therefore no interest was to be charged. In contrast with ist and performs miscellaneoul offic.-cler ical duti... Q_lificorions: Two yean cler The point is that Wood ,hou Id have told lomebody - for Kleinschmidt, racing in the this, as late as 1949 small loan companies charged as high as The project has been extremely successful in cutting down ical - typing experience, one year of which inltlnce - I service station attendlnt - where he WI' headed the juvenile delinquency problem in Vallejo. Archie has set the hoys 15 to 17 age group, post 40 per cent interest and this was a legal rate in many states. must ha~ included transcription from dic· Archers Win Awards toting machine. - it might hove saved his /ife_ program up in Jamaica where it was well received, and there ed the best time in free style file applicot.... lot- .bov. witt. J u ... There were over 75 persons in the search for 10 days. So has been some plans to try a similar program in British Guiana. and butterfly events, and tied Young archers wound up the There are special classes in Chipp, 114t. 34, .... 28, 'hOM 72"'. the volunteer program for phy this brings to mind some thoughts that -I've written several col He has volunteered his services for such a project at various with Ender in the breaststroke. latest year of weekly archery Acco.... Moi"'-..ce Cledr. Gs-.520-3 or umns about, but these thoughts seldom get wide enough cir Bill Beresford was fastest in sessions at Joe Stone's range, sically handicapped and for STATION UBRARY USTS NEW BOOKS 4, Cede 1544 - located in the: Telephone times in the United States, and the idea has aroused quite a hit mentally retarded children, bulinus office. The principal function of culation among people in the city. of interest in many places. the backstroke, while winning 67-B Rowe St., with the 15th . A complete ~st of new books Uniformed Services Almanac, this p05itian i. cashiering, accoynt. maint the event in the boys 13 to 14 annual Junior Archery Tourna and both high school and ele 1966. enance, report preparation and f iii n g . So here they are again: ment recently. mentary school youngsters use i, available in the library. Qu.lific.no.. : G'>3 one yeor general; GS-4, I. II's better to have two vehicles. A FORMER DELINQUENT age group. one yeor general and one yeor lPOCialiutd. Moore is living proof that any boy certainly can. The man The win was the second this "We teach these youngsters the archery range for the i r Fiction The desert, always alluring, Secretary (DMT), 05-31 ..... Code 1132 - 2. If you go alone - always tell lomebody approximately the 'instinctive' style of shoot own archery programs during This position i ••stab lished OJ Housing Of himself was a j.d. in the slums of St. Louis. At the tender age year for the IWV swimmers, takes on a special cbarm in where you Ire going and approximately when you expect to the school year. Bagby-Dirty Pool. fice Secretory (OMD in the Deportment of of eIght, he dreamed of becoming a world champion. Archie who will begin time trials next ing - the same method now Balchin-In The Absence of the spring. The following pub Community Re lations_ The purpose of thi. return. month in preparation for the being used by our riflemen in The handsome trophies for lications, which are new to the position is to provide IeCretarial service. 3. If boondocking is your hobby you should have a four came out of those slums, and won the light heavy crown beat this year's tournament w ere Mrs. Petersen. for the Hoysing Office. Qu.lific.tio.. : Two summer racing season. Viet Nam," commented Stone, Station Library, will interest wheel drive vehicle with truck tire •. And if you h.ve • winch ing Joey Maxim in 1952, wben he was "about" 39. He fought donated by the China La k e Calisher---.1ournal From EI years general exp.rience. profeSSionally for almost 30 years, held the title for 11 of them, the program's initiator and in lipsia. tho s e who enjoy "boondock file applicori... f« obov. wrth 5 her r y on the front you shouldn't get stuck anywhere. If you're in very structor. Bridge Club. ing:" Sctt-. licit. 34, 1M. 26, 'hoM 71577. 10ft IOnd and you dig a IiHle trench a foot deep and bury a and left the game as one of the most respected fighters of all Cleary-The High Commis- MedNmic.' E..,i_ (Ord..... c. ). 05-12. time. Austin-Coso Hot Springs. fence post - that should pull you out - becou .. you're not sioner. '0 No. 635012·1, Cocle 3514 - The incum· He made it in a game seldom noted as one which leaves BOWLING RESULTS Heyer-Frederica. Belden-Mines of Death bent .holl be responsible for the design and pulling straight up - but slant wi... : development of a variety of mechanical de its participants unscarred, either inside or out. It's never been Maule-The Running Back. Valley. 4. Clrry Itrips of c.nvas to put under the wheell - ealier The first phase of the Wom- Burroughs TIes With Victor Valley vices for use in a minil. dev.lopm.nt pro described as a game for the faint hearted, but for it's many Updike-The Music School. DeDecker-Mines of the gram and the d.velopment of on airborne than burying a fence poll_ en's City Tournament was held F S d PI • G Id L weapon de li ~ry S'(lt.m. The inc\Jmbent faults, the sport has got some valuable good points. Westlake-The Spy in The Eastern Sierra. S. Always hive I jlck Ind lug wrench - two jlcks .r. last weekend at the Ridgecrest or econ ace In 0 en eague must hov. experience in the design of pods There's got to be a certain nobility to a lport in which two Bowl. Twenty-four teams were Ointment. Kirk-Exploring Death Valley. and a irframe. to be carried externolly on beHer to get oH a big rock_ Lofinck-Mojave Desert aircraft, a good undentanding of the elec 6_ AlwoYI corry a ,hovel - preferably a small Ihovel men are willing to endure what frghters will, whether it be for e n t ere d in the tournament, BY MIKE TAYLOR tronic o.pects of these programs, and a fa money or pride or • chance to rise to relpectlbility. which will be climaxed by the Non-Fiction Ramblings. miliarity with ordnance in itiating devicn_ with a long handle. The Burros battled J . F. Ken Burrol Ihorp ,hooiers gained A,rc~onstruction Super Marcy-The Resurrection of file application for .bove with M 0 , y 7_ First aid kit-including snoke bite treatment and C02 There's also a side to the game which even the most cas singles and doubles events, Sat nedy High and Antelope Val three more points in the third visor and Inspector. Death Valley. Mo"iMn. .... 32, II..,. M. 'hone 72032_ fire extinguisher. ual fan may find hard to overlook. As a husiness there are few urday and Sunday at the Chi ,.lic. s.p... il101 (two ....c.ne;..). 05-7. ley to win their sixth and sev ,tonn to lead 49 to 45. Arco--Practice for Civil Mendenhall-Backpack Cook C.. 143 _ Applicants must hove at leo.t 8. A can of extra gls - one or two gilionl, in Clle iYI good things that can be said for it. You can't applaud a racket na Lake Bowl. Standings of the enth league games, tieing Vic The f 0 u r t h quarter was a Service Promotion. ery. one year of general .xpenence and thr.. farther to a ges station th.n you reoli%ed_ that will do to a man what it did to Beau Jack, Tommy Jack top ten teams is as follows: tor Valley for second place in bat tIe as Kennedy tied the Drury-How to Get Along yean of apeciali zed experi.nce and meet son or Johnny Saxton_ Strong-Desert Gem Trails. the provisions of the: Winen amendment. THE MAIN THING IS WATER, AND TELL SOMEBODY TEAM TOTAL the Golden League. score 49-49 during the first two With People. Walker-Kern River Cen The duti.. will con.ist of law enforc.ment, A lot of fighters rose above the sorry aspects of the sport, Jelly Roll. .. _____ ..... __._ .. __ ... - 2661 The Spartans gave Burros a minutes of the quarter. The canducting preliminary investigation. and WHERE YOU ARE HEADED_ and a few added class to it. Moore, Marciano, Patterson and Falk-Decision at Leyte. tennial Vignettes. wpervision of policemen. Rood Runner, ...... _...... 2640 real run for their money Tues Burros pulled away, but the Fromm - Escape from Free Weight-Rhyolite. file oppllcotioft. for the ...... with c:.- Tony Zale to name ' a few, and Moore's. name has gof to be Ridgecre,t Liquors ._ ...... _ 2635 day, but the Burros won 63 to Spartans came back to within ely.. c..t... IW,. Sot, .... 21, , ...... 71641. in electronic data acquisition tedmiqua _Ivatian of guided missil ... and • pac" pretty close to the top of the list. dom. Weight-Twenty Mule Team probes. Ron's Electric _._ _.: .... _ .... __. 2634 60 in a hard fought game. three points before the fin a I CIerIl.Dicr.tMw Mocllli_ T,..lCrilNr, OS- and application.. Bonnie', __ .... ___._ ._. ___ ... __ ...... 2624 Gordon-The Dimensions of Days in Death Valley. 31 ..... C_ 7031, '0 No_ 17D077 - This Pi.. ...Iic.tiea fer ...... wfth f. w .. .ta.m-in TecIsak-.. GJ..IS6.11, 'D ..... The Bu rros got oH to a good buzzer sounded. Conflict in Southeast Asia. Welles--The Bighorn of position i. in the Planning and Speci(ico ...,ced:, ...... M. Ita. M, ...... 71514. SS5036, C.. 5527 - De.ign test circuitry A BIT OF CLASS MocIe-O-Doy __...... __... _. 2591 start in the fin! 8 minutes, The outstanding scorers for tions Bronch, Engineering Divi.ion. The in and de ....mil'lO instrutnentotion required to Besides the touch of class that Arch added, he brought a • Lane-Rush to Judgment. Death Valley. cumbent 1.1." a ..(earic magnetic ~ top. '''''''ic ~ (htlm...... -i... >. obtain t.t data on aewly designed .Iec Miller', Minile, ...... -- 2538 but the Sportonl pull. d to the Burros were Jeff Blanche Story-Centrifugal Casting as. Wheelock-Climblng Mount typewrit.r, types and edin controct specifi· 05-a. C.... 5525, 'D No. 5UDU _ Incum tronic oswmbll... Construct and/Of" pro lot of color to the game, and he did it while retaining his Malt Shop ...... _...... _.... _..... 2538 within one,31 to 32, by the with 2:! and Tom Chapman cation., prepares correspondence ond tech bent i. Senior Micrgwove System. Engineer provide technical directiOn for the construc . stature as a good guy. In his fistic heyday he talked of secret ~ with 17. _ - a Jewelry Process. Whitney. nical reports, and provide. general d.ri- il"l the Radio frequency &ection of the SyJ_ tion of prototype modul... Develop wriHen Victory Market ... _._._...... _ 2538 end of the second porioel. The col se",ic•• _ tern. Electronic Oe.ign Brooch, Electrome tnt prooodur.. for cample. electronic de diets and of a mysterious punch with which he could beat any The Undefeated Defeated chanical Division_ H. designs; and developS fa. epplkoriofts willi Dero Chlw.n. Co4o vices adequate for the: guidance of other body around. But it worked, and he was 47 going on 51 when he microwa-ve tnt sysfem., fixtures, circuits. The Burros defeated the An 657, ..... 32. "'- 71H1. branch technical penonne!. The incumbent retired from the ring. AutMtetho. E..-iwt-t Oper.tof (tw..... ond component. and conducts ,ludi.. on provides OIsi.tonce, training and technical telopes of Antelope Vall e y proposed design changes and modification. c_clel), JD Ne. 171·1. Code 70443 - In guidance to other technician. as well 01 to He's. unique person, • chlser .of lofty drelms which seem High Friday night 57 to 51 be The Rocketeer cumbent i. required to operate all types; with regard to the impact on tnting meth other branch Personnel in special areo. of OffIc&.J w.... " PWIt, .... of dirt moving construction equipment. in od. ond sequence.. He exerci", techflical competence. to come true, one of the ...... t porsonoble and well liked men fore an electrified crowd at the DIVIM. cluding bulldoze,., rood graders. rood roll· • upervision o .... r the personnel and inlITV EIoctro.uu Technicio... (T_ posit.... ). BHS gym ...... mentotten compriling the tneOIourements fa ever to climb into a ring, and a pied pipor with the kid,_ U. s ...... , ~ htioA ers, dildt digging equipment, skiplooders, 05-1.56-9, 'D No. 355041, Cocle 5.527 - R. 'est cili ty for microwa-ve . ystems and compon The BHS team took the lead 01... L.... C.lif.,... ••"VIC •• troetor. and carryall. end other . imilar spon.ib!e for ~boratory testing and align Tb.cre is a small percentage of people in this country that 1_ ...,..,., USN equipment to build rood., maintoin rood., ~" . ment of e lectronic devicn end equipment early in the first period, but c ...... Clerk-Typist. 0S-3. 'D No. SS505I-2, Code would consider Archie Moore a square. If they had to sum up Station Commander level ground, move earth and rock, and a s well a s the design and fabrication of they lost some ground after SS402 - As.ign. control numben, typeJ, lOme. Work w ill normally be documented / load and trant.porf heavy material• . the man in a single word, this would be the only one that ...... ,. Chri.tian Science (Chapel AnMX) Fil. applic.tions with Dor. Chihhn. reproduces, dis tribute. and maintains r.c in report form in addition to drawings, Tom Chapman was injured and Morning Service- IO a .m. fits. After all, what else could they say about a man that pub Public Affaln Officer Code 657. Rm . 32. ,h.ne 71393. ord' fil. s of shop production orden, .hop .ketchel, tabulations and graph• . Mu.t hove taken out of the game. At the Sunday School- l0 a .m. order change notic.s and procur.ment 01.11- E.. ,in_in. Draftsm.n (0"''''01). 05-2. specific knowledge of the .Iements of guid licly expresses his love of God and Country and has devoted his end of the third quarter the News Bur.au 'D No. UOOU, Code 3043 - The incum li nel. Mointa ins machine moint. nonc. rec ed millil. guidanc. system. and alloeioteel remaining years to the prevention of juvenile delinquency? Prot•• tant- (AII Faith Chapel)- bent w ill be required to prepare . impl. ord cord f ile. Perform. typing of memor te. t and .voluotion equipment. score was 48 to 35. " ..... ick L. llch.rd. Morning Worship-8: 15 and II a .m. drawings. groph.. curve., charts and fig a ndums and specia l reports a s requa.ted Coil Winder (R.dio), JD No. 241. Code But if "square" is to be used in this sense, then being one might Ed itor Sunday School-9:30 a .m.. ChOJMI An The Antelopos out scored ures. In addition, he w ill make minor revi for the Division. 5527 - Incumbent must have hod two yeors not be so bad after all_ Stoff Writ.,. nexes 1, 2, 3, 4 (Dorm. 5, 6, 7, 8) 10- sion. to . xi.ting .k.tches in accordanc. of experience in the w inding of electrical the Burros 16 to 9 in the Do'Ild L. KI ....., cat.d opposite Station R.staurant. Clerk.Typist, 0S-4. '0 No. 755021, Code w ith .xpli cit in.tructions and/ or marked 5555 - Recei~ s a nd distributes all incom coil. by hand a nd machine for 1.1.. in ro fourth, but they made the i r John • . McC.be dio and electronics w ork for . uch applica Roman Catholic (All Faith Chapel)- up print• . This i. a train .. pOlition for ing correspondence for the Branch and re· move too late Ind the Burrol Stoff Photogropher. Holy Mass- 7, 9:30 a .m., and 12:30 p .m. wh ich the incumbent must ponen som. vi.wI a ll outgoing ca rr.spondenc. for accu tions os pa w.r. fil ament, pulse, oud io and PHI J.rry Will iams, PHI David W. Hobbs, radio frequency transformen; . Iectrical re Sundoy. elementa ry knowledge of drafting. in the racy, type' and pravide. cl erical I.rvic • • Bandits defeated the undefeat PHI Gary D. Bird, PH3 Jerry Willey, SA farm of . xp.rience and/ or applicobl. to Branch personnel. main tains offic. f il • •• actors; magnetic omplifiers; audio and ra Archie Moore Sets Autograph Session ed by 57 to 51 and moved into Micha.1 R. Re ido, and PH2 Ra lph Robey, Doil y Man-I 1:30 O. m. in BI.ssed Sacra courn . in high . choal luch o. drafting, makes trav. 1 arrangements, and rec.ive. d io frequency chokes; radio frequency, to (Posa deno). ment Chapel. Saturday, 8:30 a .m. physics, mathematics, etc. and screens ,.'ephone and businell call roid, a nd solenoid cails; inductors; and re· Former Ii g h t heavyweight expected to have a special ap a two-way tie with Victor Vol DEADLINES: Conf.nions- 7 to 8:00 p.m. Saturday. EledJCHllc En,i.. _ (Instrument.. ion ), en. An.nds meelings a . requir. d a nd ..rv · .iston. The .xp. rience must hav. includ champion Archie Moore, guest peal for the younger members ley for second plo.e in the N.w. 5tori ...... ___ .... _.... Tu ..doy. 4:30 p.m. 05-9, 11 or 12 'D N.: s 21152. 21151 Clnd e. as r. c or d. r, publishe. minutes and ed ,he moking of coil. from technlcol spec speaker at next week's Ath of the China Lake community. Golden League. 'hototr.ph •.... _...... _.. Tu.sd.y. 11 :30 • . m. NOTS Jewi.h Servic•• (Ea.t Wing All Folth 130066, Code 3073 - P.rform. e l.ctranic mak~. distribution. Serv.s in a liaison co· ifications, blueprint. and skelch • • , and the Chap.lj-8 p.m. every firat and 'hlrd engineering related to .Iectronic data ac pacity between Branch Head and other of· u. e of precision electrical instrum.nt. in letic Appreciation Night, will Burros' Jeff Blanche was The Racket.. r receiv.. Arm.d Forces Fr iday. quisitio n, t iming, control, and tim.position testing the compl.ted coil. to determine Pren Servic. materia l. All or. official U.S. f ic.s. hold an autograph session in Tickets for Athletic Appre again the BHS high point man .ystem. a ppli ed to test. condooed on the Model Mohr (Elomonics), JD N.. 55-1, that the required chorocteriltiCi hove been Navy photos unle" oth.rwise identifi.d. Sabbath School-IO a .m. to noor'I, .very NEW DUTIES ASSUMED - New officers for 1967 were re wpersonic ,.st tracks (SNORT, 8-4, and G- Code 5527 - The incumbent loys out. con achieved. the Station Theatre Wednes ciation Night are on sale at all as he scored 12 points. Scott Printed weekly w ith a ppropriot.d funds in f irst and third SatvrdOY_ 4) and w ill be primarily concerned w ith Etched Circuit M ...., . JD No. 265, Code recreation facilities, and a lim cently elected by the China Lake Women's Golf Club_ From compliance w ith NavhOl P-35, revind July structs, modifi. s, t.sts, maintain., and r. day, February 15, at 4 p.m. Shacklett scored 11 for second. sled-born. radio-link and groynd • based pairs experimental model. and prototype. 5.527 - Fabrica t.. printed ci rcuit challis left to right they are: Kay Bracken, President; Solly John 1958. O ffice at SO King St., Bldg. 00929. Un itarion F.llow.hip · (Chapel Annel(. 95 landli ne t.lemetering systems. Exc.llent op. boards and R.F. Anten~ , by photo proc . Moo r e has been active in ited numher will be available The Burros will meet Bar Phonn._ .... _. .. _ ...... ___ ...... 71354, 71655, 72082 King Ave.) Sunday, 7:30 p.m. of . Iectronic . y.t.m., instrumentl, and com· ,..______1111!1_ .. ______' erporluning 'Yltemlity to ga, andin exper to d.i.nc.v.lop w ithcompet.ncy t.l.met- ponent ports thereof for u.e by enginee,. elles, used in the research, development, youth programs for man y at the Community Center Wed son, Vice-president; Natalie Harrison, Secretary and a.r stow at the BHS gym at 8 p.m. and . cientists in the dev.lopment, tell and '(Continued on Pogo 8) years, and his appearance is nesday starting at 6 p.m. blrl Zernickow, Trealurer. tonight.