VOL 22 NO 10
THE CHINA LAKER
Business Name
President’s Message 1
Education Lecture Series 2
Board of Directors 2
Presidential timeline 3
Benefactor and Founders’
Wall
4
Gift Shop/Operations 5
Spotlight: Business Mem-
bership
5
2018 Auction 6
Building Committee 7
Inside this issue:
President’s Message by Laura Hickle, hickleh@gmail.com
January 2018
We have had many
activities going on
in addition to our
building project.
Our lecture series
began with
presentations in
November and
December. Thanks
Bob Smith for
heading up this project. Exhibit in-
stallation is now occurring at the new
location. Thanks Scott Millett, Bob
Smith, Art Hickle, Charlie May, Joe
Seybold, Gunnars Svika and Bob
Campbell. Bob Campbell and helpers
have been cleaning out Sea Contain-
ers and other storage areas. Julie Stay-
ton has been collecting sturdy boxes.
Megan Rawson made sure that we
were listed in the Open House events
which lead to a banner day in the mu-
seum and gift shop. A crew cleaned
up all of the new gift shop fixtures in
preparation for moving. Thanks
Nancy Kiren, Careen Rose, Bob
Gould, Wayne Doucette and others.
We had a great turnout of over 40
people at the December 13th
Volun-
teer Luncheon. We have complet-
ed a MOU with the base that allows
us to move artifacts to our new loca-
tion which is a significant develop-
ment. Finalizing procedures and
forms is now occurring. Thanks Bob
Campbell, Bob Smith, and Susie
Raglin and her great team for making
this happen. If I left you off this list
please know that we do value your
time!
OrbitalATK recently presented the
China Lake Museum an original oil
painting by Larry Zabel. The painting
is an F/A-18 launching an AARGM, a
missile
that
Or-
bitalATK
was
instru-
mental in
develop-
ing here
at China Lake. This was one of Lar-
ry's last paintings, and has not been
named. It will hang in a place of hon-
or in the new museum. The Founda-
tion will run a contest during the up-
coming Annual Dinner Auction to
name this beautiful painting
We could use helpers for weekend
exhibit projects. The next month will
also be busy as we finish construction
and start moving items over to the
new location. We could use more
volunteers in February for packing,
unpacking, setting up the gift shop,
cleaning and doing minor trim repairs
to the new auxiliary building. We
will need a good spiffing up the place
before the grand opening and other
special events. The Board of Directors
are doing a great job but they are tired
and need help. Your museum needs
your help!
Check us out on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/ChinaLakeMus
eum/ and at our revamped webpage
https://chinalakemuseum.org/
China Lake Museum
CALL 760 939-3530
chinalakemuseum@mediacombb.net
, OCR Text: VOL 22 NO 10
THE CHINA LAKER
Business Name
President’s Message 1
Education Lecture Series 2
Board of Directors 2
Presidential timeline 3
Benefactor and Founders’
Wall
4
Gift Shop/Operations 5
Spotlight: Business Mem-
bership
5
2018 Auction 6
Building Committee 7
Inside this issue:
President’s Message by Laura Hickle, hickleh@gmail.com
January 2018
We have had many
activities going on
in addition to our
building project.
Our lecture series
began with
presentations in
November and
December. Thanks
Bob Smith for
heading up this project. Exhibit in-
stallation is now occurring at the new
location. Thanks Scott Millett, Bob
Smith, Art Hickle, Charlie May, Joe
Seybold, Gunnars Svika and Bob
Campbell. Bob Campbell and helpers
have been cleaning out Sea Contain-
ers and other storage areas. Julie Stay-
ton has been collecting sturdy boxes.
Megan Rawson made sure that we
were listed in the Open House events
which lead to a banner day in the mu-
seum and gift shop. A crew cleaned
up all of the new gift shop fixtures in
preparation for moving. Thanks
Nancy Kiren, Careen Rose, Bob
Gould, Wayne Doucette and others.
We had a great turnout of over 40
people at the December 13th
Volun-
teer Luncheon. We have complet-
ed a MOU with the base that allows
us to move artifacts to our new loca-
tion which is a significant develop-
ment. Finalizing procedures and
forms is now occurring. Thanks Bob
Campbell, Bob Smith, and Susie
Raglin and her great team for making
this happen. If I left you off this list
please know that we do value your
time!
OrbitalATK recently presented the
China Lake Museum an original oil
painting by Larry Zabel. The painting
is an F/A-18 launching an AARGM, a
missile
that
Or-
bitalATK
was
instru-
mental in
develop-
ing here
at China Lake. This was one of Lar-
ry's last paintings, and has not been
named. It will hang in a place of hon-
or in the new museum. The Founda-
tion will run a contest during the up-
coming Annual Dinner Auction to
name this beautiful painting
We could use helpers for weekend
exhibit projects. The next month will
also be busy as we finish construction
and start moving items over to the
new location. We could use more
volunteers in February for packing,
unpacking, setting up the gift shop,
cleaning and doing minor trim repairs
to the new auxiliary building. We
will need a good spiffing up the place
before the grand opening and other
special events. The Board of Directors
are doing a great job but they are tired
and need help. Your museum needs
your help!
Check us out on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/ChinaLakeMus
eum/ and at our revamped webpage
https://chinalakemuseum.org/
China Lake Museum
CALL 760 939-3530
chinalakemuseum@mediacombb.net
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