Eight BHS students
chosen to play in
All-State Orchestra
Eight Burroughs High School &tudents
have been selected to play in the California
Orchestra Directors Association All-State
Honor Orchestra. This is the fifth year that
Burroughs High School has been so honored.
The local instrumentalists will join
students from high schools throughout the
state in a tw-2271.
Reservations for the PWOC Christmas
luncheon are due no later than Sunday, Nov.
29. They can be made by ca\ting Eleanor
Hartwig in the Olapel office, phone NWC
ext. 2873. Cost of the luncheon is $2.50 per
person.
Roundup
A bicycle hill climb, sponsored by the Intramural Sports Program at Cerro Coso
Community College, will be held on Sunday. Registration for this event, which l.I open to
the public, starts at 8:30 a.m., and the race will begin at 9o'clock.
Bicycle riders are to meet at the intersection of College Heights and South China Lake
BouIevarda for a group start that will get this event underway. It is recommended that
all participants wear protective hebnets.
There is an entry fee of 75 cents per person for the bicycle hill climb, and prizes will be
awarded to winners in hoth men's and women's division. Additional information can be
obtained by calling the college's intramural sports coordinator, phone 37:;-SOO1.
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Another of the monthly Membership Night fetes will be held tomorrow evening from
6:30to midnightatthe Commissioned Officers' Mess.
COM members and their guests who already have made reservations for this event
will enjoy a buffet dinner, followed by dancing and listening to the music of the
Marauders, a Los Angeles-baaed instrumental group.
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The Desert Area Preschool Association (DAPA) is sponsoring a memhership day and
open house tomorrow at the old Kern County Building, 250 W. Ridgecrest Blvd. in
Ridgecrest, from 9a.m. to 3p.m.
All teacbers, parents, and friends of young children are welcome to attend. Films will
be shown, and refreshments served. Annual dues for DAPA are $5. Additional in-
formation can be obtained by caUing 377-5203 or 37:>-UH8.
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This evening at the Chief Petty Officers' Club, "The Message," a contemporary-rock
music group from Los Angeles, will be performing for the listening and dancing eo-
tertalnmentofmembersandgueltsfnm8p.m. to I a.m.
Prior to tile evening's entertainment, the CPO Club chef will offer a choice of prime
ribs of beef or Icelandic cod to those having dinner in the CPO Club dining room.
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A (men's only) fashion show, sponsored by Code 03, is scheduled this evening during a
no-host happy hour (from 6to 7 p.m.) in the Mojave Room at the Commissioned Officers'
Mess.
Models from the Classy Closet and Western Emporium, clothing stores in Ridgecrest,
will be presenting a Xmas preview of fashions to those men in attendance who need help
in selecting gifts for loved ones in their lives.
Admission to this unique fashion show is free.
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The Black Original Social Society (BOSS) invites everyone with a love for jazz to come
out and have a jazzy night and enjoy the sounds provided by Mr. Mellow Madness,
Randolph Whitman, a local jazz connoisseur, who will entertain those in attendance by
spinning platters from 8p.m. until 2a.m.
The place to come for this jazz party is the Winston Lodge No. 62, at 1431 No. Downs St.,
Ridgecrest. Donations for admission are $I per person.
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Regular starting time 7:00 p.m.
FRIDAY NOV. 20
"THE LlTTL. DRAGONS"
Starring
Charles lane and Ann'Southern
(Comedy.suspense, rated PG. 89 min.)
SATURDAY NOV. 21
3:30Matinee
"HERBIE GOeS aANANAS"
Slarrlng
CI«is Leachman and Charles Martin Smith
(Comedy. rated G. 94 m in.)
7p.m.
'~HE HIGH COUNTRY"
Starring
Timothy Bottoms and Linda Purl
(Romantic-adv.• rated PG. 98 min.)
SUNDAY, MONDAY NOV. 22,23
"THE FOUR SEASONS"
Starring
Alan Aida and Carol Burnett
(Comedy, rated PG. 108 min.)
WEDNESDAY NOV. 2S
"ROAD GAMES"
Starring
Stacy Keach and Jamie Lee Curtis
(Suspense-drama. rated PG, 101 min.)
FRIDAY. SUNDAY NOV. 27,29
"SUPERMAN II"
Starring
Christopher Reeve and Margot Ridde
(Adventure, rated PG, 171 ,,!,in.l
Hail, farewell party
planned on Nov. 24
A bail and farewe\1 party honoring
incoming and departing military officers
and their spouses will be held on Tuesday at
the Commissioned Officers' Mess.
Following a social hour from 5:30 to 6:30
p.m., presentations will be made to three
officers who will be leaving China Lake
soon.
Those to be bonored are Cdr. Errol Reilly,
U . Francis Sweeney and EM. Dennis
Eberhart.
Those who will be welcomed aboard the
Center are Lt. David Feldman, U. Jobn
Holkum, Lt. Steven Matthews, and Lt.
Edward Torrence.
Persons wishing to stay for dinner
following the hail and farewell party are
asked to make reservations by calling 446-
2549.
Rec. facilities
to be open on
Thanksgiving Day
Some c~ nges in the hours of
operation at business and recreation
facilities on the Naval WHpons Center
will occur on the TMnksgiving holiday
next Thursday. Nov. 26.
Filcilities that will be open next
Thursday are Hall Memorial Lanes for
bowling, and the bowling alley snack
bar from noon to 11 p.m., the golf
course and snack bar, from 7 a.m. to
noon; the Commissioned Officers'
Mess, from 2 to 7 p.m.; the Community
Center and Skeet and Trap Range, by
IIPpointment only; arid the Navy Ex-
c...... Mini-Mart, fro. 10 a .m. to 2
p.m.
Facilities not listed above will be
closed all day on Nov. 26.
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u.s. Navy's newest fighter,
attack aircraft is due for
evaluation here by Vx-s
Skywatchers in the local area are correct
- that is an FIA-18 Hornet aircraft that they
have seen zipping overhead this month.
Aircraft Company technical represen-
tatives.
GETTING SET - AMSAN Tony Easter assists in preparing the F/A-l' Hornet for
an orientation flight at Armitage Airfield.
On Nov. 2, aircraft "F-ll" (meaning the
11th single seat F/A-18 to roll off the
assembly line at McDonnell Aircraft
Company's St. Louis plant) came to Air Test
and Evaluation Squadron Five -2271.
Reservations for the PWOC Christmas
luncheon are due no later than Sunday, Nov.
29. They can be made by ca\ting Eleanor
Hartwig in the Olapel office, phone NWC
ext. 2873. Cost of the luncheon is $2.50 per
person.
Roundup
A bicycle hill climb, sponsored by the Intramural Sports Program at Cerro Coso
Community College, will be held on Sunday. Registration for this event, which l.I open to
the public, starts at 8:30 a.m., and the race will begin at 9o'clock.
Bicycle riders are to meet at the intersection of College Heights and South China Lake
BouIevarda for a group start that will get this event underway. It is recommended that
all participants wear protective hebnets.
There is an entry fee of 75 cents per person for the bicycle hill climb, and prizes will be
awarded to winners in hoth men's and women's division. Additional information can be
obtained by calling the college's intramural sports coordinator, phone 37:;-SOO1.
Another of the monthly Membership Night fetes will be held tomorrow evening from
6:30to midnightatthe Commissioned Officers' Mess.
COM members and their guests who already have made reservations for this event
will enjoy a buffet dinner, followed by dancing and listening to the music of the
Marauders, a Los Angeles-baaed instrumental group.
The Desert Area Preschool Association (DAPA) is sponsoring a memhership day and
open house tomorrow at the old Kern County Building, 250 W. Ridgecrest Blvd. in
Ridgecrest, from 9a.m. to 3p.m.
All teacbers, parents, and friends of young children are welcome to attend. Films will
be shown, and refreshments served. Annual dues for DAPA are $5. Additional in-
formation can be obtained by caUing 377-5203 or 37:>-UH8.
This evening at the Chief Petty Officers' Club, "The Message," a contemporary-rock
music group from Los Angeles, will be performing for the listening and dancing eo-
tertalnmentofmembersandgueltsfnm8p.m. to I a.m.
Prior to tile evening's entertainment, the CPO Club chef will offer a choice of prime
ribs of beef or Icelandic cod to those having dinner in the CPO Club dining room.
A (men's only) fashion show, sponsored by Code 03, is scheduled this evening during a
no-host happy hour (from 6to 7 p.m.) in the Mojave Room at the Commissioned Officers'
Mess.
Models from the Classy Closet and Western Emporium, clothing stores in Ridgecrest,
will be presenting a Xmas preview of fashions to those men in attendance who need help
in selecting gifts for loved ones in their lives.
Admission to this unique fashion show is free.
The Black Original Social Society (BOSS) invites everyone with a love for jazz to come
out and have a jazzy night and enjoy the sounds provided by Mr. Mellow Madness,
Randolph Whitman, a local jazz connoisseur, who will entertain those in attendance by
spinning platters from 8p.m. until 2a.m.
The place to come for this jazz party is the Winston Lodge No. 62, at 1431 No. Downs St.,
Ridgecrest. Donations for admission are $I per person.
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November 20, 1981
J(j, 1 "'llAG[\AO,,",UI[O
I PG I AllAG(S"OMJfT£O
P.'....'.I(i,u""'"u s.......,...,
Ut I RESTRICTED
U~, ., ' ....." ... uu,"p,,,,,.,..
P., ...,., AdoI I. G....d'_
Regular starting time 7:00 p.m.
FRIDAY NOV. 20
"THE LlTTL. DRAGONS"
Starring
Charles lane and Ann'Southern
(Comedy.suspense, rated PG. 89 min.)
SATURDAY NOV. 21
3:30Matinee
"HERBIE GOeS aANANAS"
Slarrlng
CI«is Leachman and Charles Martin Smith
(Comedy. rated G. 94 m in.)
7p.m.
'~HE HIGH COUNTRY"
Starring
Timothy Bottoms and Linda Purl
(Romantic-adv.• rated PG. 98 min.)
SUNDAY, MONDAY NOV. 22,23
"THE FOUR SEASONS"
Starring
Alan Aida and Carol Burnett
(Comedy, rated PG. 108 min.)
WEDNESDAY NOV. 2S
"ROAD GAMES"
Starring
Stacy Keach and Jamie Lee Curtis
(Suspense-drama. rated PG, 101 min.)
FRIDAY. SUNDAY NOV. 27,29
"SUPERMAN II"
Starring
Christopher Reeve and Margot Ridde
(Adventure, rated PG, 171 ,,!,in.l
Hail, farewell party
planned on Nov. 24
A bail and farewe\1 party honoring
incoming and departing military officers
and their spouses will be held on Tuesday at
the Commissioned Officers' Mess.
Following a social hour from 5:30 to 6:30
p.m., presentations will be made to three
officers who will be leaving China Lake
soon.
Those to be bonored are Cdr. Errol Reilly,
U . Francis Sweeney and EM. Dennis
Eberhart.
Those who will be welcomed aboard the
Center are Lt. David Feldman, U. Jobn
Holkum, Lt. Steven Matthews, and Lt.
Edward Torrence.
Persons wishing to stay for dinner
following the hail and farewell party are
asked to make reservations by calling 446-
2549.
Rec. facilities
to be open on
Thanksgiving Day
Some c~ nges in the hours of
operation at business and recreation
facilities on the Naval WHpons Center
will occur on the TMnksgiving holiday
next Thursday. Nov. 26.
Filcilities that will be open next
Thursday are Hall Memorial Lanes for
bowling, and the bowling alley snack
bar from noon to 11 p.m., the golf
course and snack bar, from 7 a.m. to
noon; the Commissioned Officers'
Mess, from 2 to 7 p.m.; the Community
Center and Skeet and Trap Range, by
IIPpointment only; arid the Navy Ex-
c...... Mini-Mart, fro. 10 a .m. to 2
p.m.
Facilities not listed above will be
closed all day on Nov. 26.
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PLACE
STAMP
HERE
To:
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November 20, 1981
Vol. XXXVI, No. 0&6
NAVAL WEAPONS CENTER
CHINA LAKE
CALIFORNIA
u.s. Navy's newest fighter,
attack aircraft is due for
evaluation here by Vx-s
Skywatchers in the local area are correct
- that is an FIA-18 Hornet aircraft that they
have seen zipping overhead this month.
Aircraft Company technical represen-
tatives.
GETTING SET - AMSAN Tony Easter assists in preparing the F/A-l' Hornet for
an orientation flight at Armitage Airfield.
On Nov. 2, aircraft "F-ll" (meaning the
11th single seat F/A-18 to roll off the
assembly line at McDonnell Aircraft
Company's St. Louis plant) came to Air Test
and Evaluation Squadron Five
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