A.U.I. Trustee Scholarships Are Established

VOLUME 18, NUMBER 13 Published by the BNL Personnel Office JANUARY 20, 1965

BERA FILM SERIES PURPLE NOON A.U.I. TRUSTEE SCHOLARSHIPS ARE ESTABLISHED A scholarship program for the children of regular employees of Brookhaven National Laboratory and the National Radio Astronomy Observatory has been established by the Board of Trustees of Associated Universities, Inc. Dr. Maurice Goldhaber, Director, announced the creation of the A.U.I. Trustee Scholarships to all Brookhaven employees on January 18. Under the new program, up to ten scholarships each year will be made available to the children of regular BNL employees. They will carry a stipend of up to $900 per year. For those who maintoin satisfactory progress in school, the scholor- ships will be renewoble for up to three additional years. Winners of the awards may attend any accredited college or university in the United States and may select any course of study leading to a bachelor’s degree. Thurs., Jan. 21 - lecture Hall - 8:30 p.m. The scholarships will be granted on o strictly competitive basis, independent Rene Clement (“Forbidden Games,” of financial need and the existence of other forms of aid to the student. Winners “Gervaise”) has here fashioned a highly will be selected on the basis of their secondary school academic records and gen- entertaining murder thriller, beautifully eral aptitude for college work as indicated by achievement and aptitude tests. photographed in color by Henri Decae The Laboratory will not be involved in the processing of applications or the (“400 Blows, ” “The Cousins,” “Sundays determination of scholarship winners. The entire selection procedure will be han- and Cybele”). Maurice Ronet plays a dled for Associated Universities by an independent organization, the Educational rich American playboy vacationing in Testing Service. Italy, accompanied by Alain Delon who The first A.U.I. Trustee Scholarships will be ovailable to current secondary has been offered a reward by Ronet’s school seniors entering an accredited college or university this coming fall (1965), father to cure his son of decadent whether on regular or advanced standing. Application forms, together with a idling. Delon soon realizes it is a futile schedule of critical dates for completing required tests, etc., may be obtained now cause and murders his companion to as- at the Office of Scientific Personnel, Second Floor, Administration Building. The sume his identity and wealth. completed applications must be received by the Educational Testing Service no The methods by which this plan is later than Friday, January 29,1965. It should be emphasized that this date constitutes carried out are a marvel of intriicate an absolute deodline. detail, all chronicled in a fast-placed expose that even includes quite a !good CAFETERIA SPECIAL CALLING ALL ARCHERS! lesson in successful forgery. The murder sequence is extremely well done, and if Thursday, January 2 1 It’s time for all archers, or would-be the ending is not entirely plausible,, it is, Small Juice archers to join with the members of the nevertheless, a “shocker.” Steamboat Roast BNL Nimrods Archery Club and use the II as fascinating as it is dazzlingly Moshed Potatoes and Green Peas year-round facilities provided by the beautiful.. . Every tiny detail is ex- Tossed Salad Laboratory. All archers are welcome: amined by M. Clement’s peering cam- Jello male and female, beginner and expert. era eye, every measure and hint, which Beverage During the cold winter months, the brilliant color makes more vivid and $.99 club meets in the Gymnasium on harsh and alive. It is literally shocking Wednesday evenings from 500 to 7:00 and eerie, with the wickedness SO p.m. for practice shooting ond com- ploinly in view.” EMERGENCY petitive rounds. A beautiful fourteen- AOSLEY CROWTHER, New York Times CLOSING INFORMATION target field range and practice area “A ‘film noir’ that is skillful as wlell as located on site are available for warm- repulsive. The photography bathes the Information on emergency Labora- weather shooting. film in an innocent holiday light that tory closings due to bad weather, etc., All who are interested are invited to makes the crime seem more hideolJs by will be carried by the following radio stop at the Gym on Wednesday eve- contrast, like a big hairy spider crawling stations: ning or to contact ony of the club officers: President, John Freeman, Ext. slowly across a travel poster.” --TIME AM FM 2145; Vice President, Jim Tveekram, Ext. SWIM CLASS DEADLINE WBAB Babylon 1440 102.3 2523; Secretary, Lou Freeman, Ext. WPAC Patchogue 1580 106.1 2881; and Range Captain, Joe Bauern- Friday, January 22, is your last op- WRIV Riverhead 1390 feind, Ext. 7772. portunity to register for our Junior Life WALK Patchogue 1370 97.5 We’re looking forward to helping Saving course and adult corrective WGSM Huntington 740 you get acquainted with this age-old swimming class. For additional de- WHLI Hempstead 1100 98.3 sport and will do all we can to assist tails, call the Recreation Office, Ext.391. WLNG Sag Harbor 1600 you. THE BULLETIN BOARD JANUARY 20, 1965 B.E.R.A. GOLF CLUB FORMING! BASKETBALL LEAGUE The Applied Math team, playing with Membership applications are now being accepted (see below) for member- only four men, gallantly went down to ship in the new B.E.R.A. Golf Association. Dues for the first year are estimated at defeat at the hands of the Biology team $3.00 each, and this is the amount required for “charter members.” Charter mem- by a score of 30-21. Red Carsten led the bership will close on March 1, 1965, and memberships after that date will cost on scoring for Biology with 10 points, while additional $2.00 initiation fee. Jim McGovern and Steve Lewkowitz B.E.R.A. Golf Association members will be entitled to a special group rate’ had 8 apiece for the losers. for greens fees at the new Lustgarten Golf Course on Yaphank Road, just south The Old Timers were too much for a of Longwood. Additional club privileges are still being negotiated. This course, hapless Nuclear Engineering team. scheduled for a March 15 , 1965 opening, features both an eighteen and a nine Final score: Old Timers 44, Nuclear hole course, all championship size. A clubhouse, complete with Irestaurant, bar, Engineering, 24. lockers, showers, pro shop, etc., i:, to open about the same time. The nursery The big news for this week is that a plantings on the 27 holes make it

Dirty Sox 5 1 ...... Biology 5 1 APPLICATION - B.E.R.A.. GOLF ASSOCIATION -(B.G.A.) Old Timers 4 2 Applied Math 2 4 q IEMPLOYEE OS POUSE 0 MALE I7 F EMALE Nuclear Engineering 1 5 Physics 1 5

Name .__.._.. ._.._.._...__..__._. .__, ...... _...__..._...... _._ .._...... ____._.. PETER THE GREAT

On Saturday, January 9, Peter Town- BNL Ext. (If spouse, give employee’s No.) BNL Address . . . .._..._.__.__..._.._.... send of BNL’s Physics Department en- Check one or more: Check one: tered and captured first place honors Interested in greens fee discount Category of golfer (estimate) in the Long Island Open Epee Cham- Average under 80 Interested in handicap service pionship which was held in Mineola. Interested in tournaments Average 81 - 90 This makes it two in o row for Peter, Interested in renting locker Average 91 - 100 who also won the event in 1964. The i Interested in winter instruction Average 101 - 120 competition was sponsored by the Long interested in buying equipment Average over 120 Island Fencing Association, which pre- El Other ,,.,._.,,,.,__....,..,...... _.....__...... __...__. Never played before sented Towsend with a handsome award. Randy Hudson of BNL placed ...... Signed Received Rec. Off. ._._.__...... _.. Date fourth. If you haven’t already surmised it, Peter is the Chairman of the BERA *Week days Fencing Club, which meets at the Gym- nasium each Tuesday at 5:00, and is CARPOOLS THEATRE GROUP MEETING always on hand to welcome and in- DRIVER - Wanted to ioin existing carpool struct new members. from Babylon area. G. Barwold, Ext. 2382. The Theatre Group will meet on Monday, January 25, at 8:30 p.m. in W-2 FORM INFORMATION DRIVER - Wanted to complete exlstlng car- the Recreation Hall. pool originating near Exit 24 of Southern The program will consist of readings On January 13, 1965, the 1964 W-2 State Pkwy, North Merrick-East Meadow of comparable scenes from “Threepenny statements were mailed to all em- area. L. Livingston, Ext. 301, or C. Ruege, Opera” and the English play, “The ployees. The legally required distribu- Ext. 451. Beggars’ Opera, ” on which the former tion of the W-2 copies by the employee is based. is as follows: DRIVER - Wishes to form carpool from New Hyde Park area. Looking for 1 or 2 more The future reading of “Under Milk- Copy 8 - filed with employee’s Fed- drivers. J. Poul, Ext. 2390 or GE 7-2053 otter wood” by Dylan Thomas will also be eral Tax return. 6:30. discussed. Anyone interested in partici- Copy C - retained by employee for his personal file. DRIVER Wishes to ioin or form carpool from ,-oatina is invited to attend the meetina new Levitt development in Stony Brook stort- or to;ontact Eileen D’Arcy (Ext. 2139.j Copy - is filed with employee’s N.Y. ing early in Feb. D. Schweller, Ext. 2824. or Eena-Mai Franz (Ext. 650). State tax return. THE BULLETIN BOARD JANUARY 20, 1965 MEET JIMMY SMITH

WELCOME TO BNL “Long Island’s favorite Music Man” AGS Jimrny Smith is an orchestra leader, master of ceremonies, and entertainment John N. Brown Ext. 2152 consultant. Over the years, he has built himself an enviable reputation in the enter- Jerzy Pisarski 2841 tainment field, but more than that, he is an expert in the much-sought-after area of MEDICAL “party know-how”: the knowledge of how to blend and mix musical entertainment Patricia J. Duffy 301 to fit the mood of any audience. Jimmy hos performed in every conceivable phase PHYSICS of the music and entertainment business. He has played for musical comedies, at James A. DiCarlo 7696 maior New York hotels, recorded for Victor, Columbia, Decca, RCA TranscriptIon Patrick J. Herley 7607 Muzok, World Transcriptions, Warner Bros., and Paramount Pictures - and, most PLANT MAINTENANCE importantly, for literally hundreds of weddings, proms, dances, private parties, etc. John S. Samland 565

RECENT DEPARTURES CHEMISTRY Jesse M. Wampler DON T BE A DRAG... NUCLEAR ENGINEERING Meyer Garber GRAB A DATE AND.... PHYSICS William Lanyi COME TO THE PERSONNEL SERVICES

RECREATION OFFICE - 3 CENTER STREET BERA Daily 9:OD a.m. - l:OD p.m. RENTAL LIBRARY A new selection of books has arrived. Among them are: The Explorer - F.P. KEYES YAUENTINE Flood - R.P. WARREN The Jet Set - B. Wohl The Joyous Season - P. DENNIS The Martyred - R.E. Kim DANCE Reuben Reuben - P. DE VRIES You Only Live Twice - IAN FLEMIIVG When the Lion Feeds - W.A. SMITH

SWIMMING POOL

Hours - 500 - 1O:OO p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Admission - Employee (family member); $.35 Guests, $.60 Season Tickets - Valid to mid June. Em- ployee, $5. Family, $10.

ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE CLASS

Demonstration and class organization will be held on Wednesday, Jan- uary 27, at 8:30 p.m. in the Recreation Building. Two instructors from the Arthur Mur- ray Studio will be on hand to acquaint you with the latest dance steps, to an- swer your dancing questions and to sign February 12th . you up for a ten-week course of instruction. So, if you’d like to learn how to dance, this is the time. Jimmy Smith has progressive musical ideas and has been giving all his time The fee for the course will be $20 and energy to music. He has developed his own musical instrument -- the electric per person. Lessons will be held each console, a sensational and spellbinding new sound. Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., at the Recrea- Jimmy, a resident of Bayside, New York, has played many engagements in the tion Building (Apartment Area). Each Suffolk County area and for years played the Patio at Westhampton Beach during session will last at least one hour. the summer months. BERA’s Valentine Dance on February 12 will mark Jimmy’s first Bring your wife, husband, boy or girl appearance at the Lab. We re sure he’ll be well-received and will give us iong- friend, or come alone and partners will rembered dancing pleasure. be arranged. See you at the Volentine Dance on February 12!! THE BULLETIN BOARD JANUARY 20, 1965

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Jo- cond., $5. G. Levine, Ext. 600. glassed, with all accessorres rncl. oar locks Anne, Ext. 7109. and banner. Ext. 423. WASHING MACHINE 1958 Frtgtdarre, 1963 RAMBLER - 220 American, r/h, wind- good cond., automatrc. $10. AT 6-0795. GOLF CLUBS - No. 2, 4, 5, 6, and 8 trons, shield washer, immaculate cond., 25000 mi. putter and 2 woods (Spaldrng]. Leather bag. REFRIGERATOR - General Motors, 9 cu. ft., Spare tire never used. Sacrifice, must sell be- $20.00. Ext. 2196. excel. cond., $40. Also automattc washer, fore 1965 plates due. $985. Ext. 591 or LT 9- Kenmore, good cond. $15. Ext. 673. 5755 after 6. AIR CONDITIONER Fedders window air conditioner, !/? ton capacrty, 1954. $30. Ext. TWO C.B. SETS - One 3 channel 110 base, 1960 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - Mark V, 7630. one 3 channel mobtle, can be used 6V or an cond., 4 door, excel. cond. $1500. 878. 12V. $55. takes both. K. Dixon, 878-0373. 1197 or 878-1388 any ttme. TV SET 21” Emerson console, works well but has been displaced by a new set. $40. A. FIVE TIRES & CHAINS 6.70~15, take offs 1955 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 6 doors, red & Hull, Ext. 595 or SH 4.5969. from 1964 Chevy truck, 10,000 mrles plus no white, rebuilt engine, good tires, Ext. 2816 mileage spare, chains used twice, oil for $75 or GR 5-7372 after 5:30. or will sell separately. C. Hedberg, Ext. 7677. 1956 PLYMOUTH Runntng cond. $50 or best COMPLETE SSB-AM-CW HAM STATION offer. C. Dunn, Ext. 2552. DON T BE A DRAG... HX-10, GPR-90, GSB-1, Shure 44OSL, match- 1957 OLDSMOBILE - 98, 4 door hardtop, GRAB A DATE AND.... box, bridge, test equipment and spare tubes ps/pb, power windows, good cond. Special & parts. Details on request. Estimated cost winter sale price, reduced from $350 to $;!50. COME TO THE over $1000, asking $650. P. Warner, Ext. J. Klein, Ext. 2408. BE RA 425 evenings after 4. 1964 RAMBLER - 200 American, r/h, low WANTED mileage, excel. cond. $1200. L. Richardson, YALENTINE Ext. 2591 or 273-7737. OFFICERS’ UNIFORMS - Army, Air Force. W.W. II pinks, greens. Shorts & hes also. All 1962 VOLKSWAGEN - Ruby red, perfect DANCE sizes for use in theatre group. L. Bartos, Ext. cond. A buy at $1250. B. Conway, Ext. 301. 2172. 39 or AT 6-0630 after 5:30. PLAYPEN With net sides, in good cond. M. 1958 PONTIAC - Hydramatic, ps/pb, engine Kuper, Ext. 436. 8, battery just replaced, trons. overhauled, clean car, no rust. $450. Hank, Ext. 601 or RUSSIAN STUDENTS - Five or more people LT 9-7785. to form an adult education class in beginning Russian at Port Jeff H.S. H. Johnson, Ext. 1959 FORD - 4 door sedan, Fordomatic, ps, 2882. r/h, new tires & battery, very good cond. $400 firm. M. Stern, Ext. 2827 (Friday only) SKATES Boy’s or men’s, size 9-l 0. Mac- or 212 LI 4-7340 evenings. Kenzte, Ext. 572. 63 CHEVROLET - Station wagon, 6 cyl., BABYSITTING JOBS - For 15-year-old boy to sP trans., w/w tires, saddle tan. $1875. 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Jacobson, Ext. 7772 or HS! 3. verts to bed, 3 matching colonial upholstered utilities, garage incl. Centrally located, Pat- 1980. choirs, 2 Cushman maple tables, 9x12 oval chogue. $100 per month. Adults only. 281. brown bratded rug, all for $200. LY 3-7985. HOUSE - For sale or rent. In Smithtown. 8. 5111 or GR 5-2193. room spilt level, 3 bedrooms, 1H baths, all MISCELLANEOUS - 22 col. Marlin lever appliances, storms 8, screens, near school 8, action rifle, Micro Grove, wtth 4X scope, rear LOST shopping. lmmediote occupancy. $18,000. peep, front hood sights, extra 10 shot clip & WOMAN’S WHITE SWEATER - At Brook- Ext. 455. ammo., like new,$50. ,357 Cal. Ruger, single haven Center on Tuesday evening, Dec. 22. HOUSE - 4-bedroom cape cod situated owna action six with “Quick Drow” holster, 2 sets R. Porsick, Ext. 2526. rolling, heavily wooded % acre in Selden. extra grips, special hammer & wide trigger, FOUND Besides bedrooms, the 1900 sq. ft. of living some ammo., perfect cond., $75. P. Warner, SCARF - Black silk, found outside Gym. area is comprised of living room with hand Ext. 425 evenings after 4. hewn timbers, dining room & eat-in kitchfen. SCUBA TANK - Also regulator by Health- GLOVES Ladies’ black leather, found in Also attached garage, full cellar, & gas hot ways, reasonable, very good cond. J. Paul, Bank. water baseboard heat. $19,990. 732-74:76. Ext. 2390 or GE 7-2053 after 6:30. Personnel Services - 3 Center Street