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Five receive awards for ELINT file
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'69 Rambler American Wagon
$1,299*
'73 Chrysler New Yorker
'84 Honda Accord LX 4 dr.
$7,999*
'85 Honda Accord SE
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v.,.
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$4,999
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$9,899*
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'85 Ford Tempo Cpe,
511<. 18021
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$1,999*
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511<. #8935
Ale, 22,000 arig. miles. Don'
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'84 Mazda B2000 Pickup
v.,. 1871166. AMfM cass.,
5 spd.
cuslom wheels. Must see this one.
$3,999
'8~.,.P11r~u~, ~~:ltr ~ $11,999
windows, AMII'M cass., 7-passenger,
miles.
371(
1984 cadillac Sdn, Deville
'85 Chevy 5-10 Blazer
v.,. 1184631. Tahoe package. Th~
VB, fuiy loaded lUxury car for only
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$10,999
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32 1001 Travel Trailer
$6,995
60
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1987 Dodge Dakola Pickup
AIC, custom wheels, V-6, 2 lone pain~ bedlinet', 25K mWes.
$8,999*
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Vin. 1W)5()74
1987 Chrysler LeBaron Cpe,
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$11,999
375-1998
Electronic Warfare Department, who have Just been
presented the Technical Director's Award In recognltlon of their exceptional management and technical
skills In the creation of the lirst Navy-produced Electronic Intelligence (ELlNT) file, Photo by PHAN Cary Brady
Exceptional contributions
arn Solberg top honor
1984 Buick Riviera LX
6 cyI .• IvC. oJslom wIleeIs, camper sheD.
A QUINTET OF TALENT - Capt, John Burt, NWC
Commander, and Gerry Schiefer, technical director,
.flank (left to right) William McBride, John Lorch, Edna
Fujiwara, Don Heyden, and James Martin, Systems
Effectiveness Branch, Systems Analysis Division,
Recently, CapL John Burt,
Commander, Naval Weapons
Center, presented the Navy Meritorious Civilian Service Award to
Ernest A. Solberg, head, Equipment Management Program
Office, Central Staff, for Solberg's exceptional contributions
to the Center's financial management systems.
NWC benefited from Solberg's technical skills for the past
19 years. He was the architect of
the Center's Automatic Billing
System as well as the Document
Entry System (DES), and he
created the interface for the mandated Civilian Payroll System.
These systems are still in use
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today.
Solberg's contributions have
extended beyond NWC. DES is
currently in use by the Naval
Ocean Systems Centee (NOSC).
In his leuer oC nomination,
Curtis V. Bryan, head, Central
Sta(f, nOled, "Mr. Solberg is
known for his willingness to
tackle ' impossible' problem
areas and to pursue resolution in
spite of obstacles. His charter was
usually to ' ma1c:e it work,' and his
achievement is that he did. His
vision of commonality and compatibility between systems has
resulted in some of the most successful ADP business applications to be found in the Navy."
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A MERITORIOUS MOMENT - Capt. John Burt, NWC
Commander, presents Ernest A, Solberg, head, Equipment Management Program Office, Central Staff, with
the Meritorious Civilian Service Award for his contributions to the Center's financial management systems,
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Recently, .five Naval Weapons
Center (NWC) employees received
Technical Director Awards from
Geny SchieCer, technical director,
NWC, for their e(forts toward the
development of the first Navyproduced Tactical Electronic Intelligence (ELlNT) fIle within schedule
and COSL The recipients of the award
were William McBride, supervisory
aerospace engineer, Edna Fujiwara,
computer scientist; Don Heyden,
electronic engineer, John Lorch, genen! engineer; and James Manin,
mathematician, all in the Systems
ECfectiveness Branch, Systems
Analysis Division, Electronic WarCare DepanmenL
In presenting the awards, Schiefer
noted, "This reward is Cor a significante(fon in a short period of time. We
had to ftsh or cut hait with the ELINT
files. and you people accomplished
the task."
The inclusion oC Electronically
Erasable Pro~ble Read Only
Memory (E PROM) in the Highspeed Anti-Radiation Missile
(HARM) Command Launch Computer (CLC) made it possible to rapidly
update the HARM ELINT ftJe, the
"fmgeq>rint" against which signals
received by HARM are com~ for
identification. Prior to E PROMs,
the ELINT me was loaded into
PROM by a conlrllCtor production
process that sometimes resulted in up
to two years between updates.
As a result of this rapidly changing
electronic environmen~ NWC was
tasked with producing a Caster turnaround time for the ELINT me Cor the
HARM Block ill missile upgrade.
McBride was responsible for managing this eCCOlL His outstanding
Jeadership capabilities resulted in the
completion oC this e(fort with a technically correcl product within cost
and schedule.
Fujiwara was tasked with providing the electromagnetic parameter
information (the "fingeljJrint'') that is
used to identify each signal received
by HARM. a difficult assignment
because there are hundreds oC emitters. She also directed the construction oC a computerized relational data
base Cor the automated retention and
update oC the ELINT parameters,
Cacilitating a much Caster turnaround
for future meso
Determining which p3Jameters
should be included in the me and die
order in which they should be
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Temporary Schedule for Protestants
Sunday Worship Service (NWC Theater)
Sunday School (Seplcmber thru June)
10:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
Sto,.,n bvr for
• Balloons
• Free samples of baked goods,
ice cream, yogurt & sandwiches tl'""""'t-"io.
• Drawing for Teddy Bear
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• Free key chains & pens
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Islamic
12:00 p.m.
Temporary Schedule for Roman Catbolics
Sunday Mass (Blessed Sacrament Chapel)
8:00 a.m.
Sunday Mass (East Wins)
9:00 a.m.
Communion Service (Monday)
11:35 a.m.
Daily Mass (Tuesday thru Friday) .
11:35 a.m.
Confessioo (Tues.-Fri.)
any time by appl
Confessioo (Sunday) (Blessed Sacrament Chapel)
7:30-7:50 a.m.
Religious Education Classes (S unday)
10:30 a.m.
(Seplember thru May)
Jewish
Weekly Services (Friday - East Wing)
Adult Hebrew Lessons (Saturday in Annex 4)
Sabhalll School (Annex 4)
The Continentals. an internationalIy recognized Christian musical
grouP. will present a conccrt ofinspirational and traditional Christian
music on Wednesday. August 24.
7:30 p.m. at !he Naval Weapoos Center Thealer.
Featuring 24 vocalists and a lenpiece orchestra. !he two-part program
August 19 & 20
Prudential-Bache
Securities
7:30 p.m.
9:()()'1O:00 a.m.
1:00-4:00 p.m.
Anthony H. Barkate
350 E. Ridgecrest Blvd .. Suite 201
Ridgecrest. CA 93555
375-8777
Chap!";n S. A. Casimano. LCDR, CHC. USN
Chap!.un Gaude R. Bud.. LT. CHC. USNR
Chaplain Gregory E. Williams. LT. CHC. USNR
Hearing Impaired Equipment. Nursery Available
Phone NWC ext 285!. 3506
(',:1111'-; t(,
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iJ;lllK CDs. ;!ll:lllili('s, (lpti{):Js
and
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CI1ina We BIYtI. 3~.
TIRED OF DRAGGING !hat old junker 10
school or .n? 00 yotJ want 10 look good
cru;s;ng down the Nghway? GOOD NEWS!
little 1150 Dangeroos ;, lor sale. '·m mOYing
but the Red 1970 Camaro stays for $2.950.
For an appomn.nt caD 375-9404
, TODAY.
489 Trucks and Vans
1975 TOYOTA 4 speed pi:j<-up wi1t1 shell.
Runs g_ $2.000 or best offer. 375-7845
evenings.
SEE Rudy Guzman at Bud Eyre Used Cars.
433 N. CI1ina LaIca BIYd. 3~.
SEE Tm Fraer at Bud EylO Used Cars, 433 N.
CNna LaIca BIYd. 3~.
TIE """"" why oman peupIe buy from
ChtIfon & Simofon Used C. Comer: Best
prices anywhote: m«lIri: an duty; .........
ties avaiable; firWIcing available; trade-ins
weIoome; c::aurtacu lifter sales service. CaB
0aYe, Mike or Diet at 3~1_
493 Four Wheel Drive
11186 FORD F350 6.8 liter _ . 4 , 4, 1 tan
duofr.
ond taka _
or Od< II 375-111118.
This ~ cnterp1.te (CE) oewspIpU i. 1I'!..aboriD:d pj,liNrjon CoMcnu olNWC
ROCKE'lEIDl aR not DeCeSllrily the otraeW view 01. orendoned by,me U.s. Govemmc:nt.
lhe DrcpenmcDt ol Dc:fClD& or ClaalfaQl Preu.
Theoddorial"""",';' ootited. ~ODd pn,.;dod by tbePub6c AlWnOIIloooltbe N...I
W....... Cmtor. 0Uaa.1.ob. Co.. I" ... ODd .....n.t r.. paN_ Ibuuld be
8dd.rt::ucd 10: Editor, NWC ROCUiI6Eil, CodeQ)l3, Naval Weapou a..cr, Cllina Lake,
CA 93555-6001; to\op1!aDo (619)939-3354; E·Mail SI!F,o R _. Doodliaer", ,...;.;".
stories IDd p.o.c. is .. p.m. Tuesday for p!blicllion c.t Fricby 01 thai: week..
NWC C
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Tedaniall DIndor - GERALD SCWD'ER
Puble Arlaln 0fIker - DENNY KLINE
.st.II' ~ -
STEVE IIOSTEIl
"-'Me fAII_ - DIANE CAMPBElL
EdI&orIaI AIIIItuII - PEGGY SJIOAr
Edbr -
'nAN CARY It. BRADY
"Publdhed by CWfana. Preu,' priv.te fum in no .... yconncctod with thcDOD or u.s. Nn'y undereJlciu·
ave writ1.al contn.ct wilh me NA VWPNCEN. This ocmmcrcial enterprise ~ iI an .w.orizcd
publicatioo. few ~ cI tM militllf}' JeJYica:, Com.ents of the Rockcuer are DOt DCCCAIrily the clficial
views of, ew CDdoncd by the U.S, GCJIIrfcmmtnt, abe Dcpanm~l cI Ddc:me. Of NA vwPNCEN, The. appearance cI lidvertilinC in tru. publication. ineludin& iNens and IUpplcmau, doa not constiWI.c cndOlCment
by the Depanmcnt of Ddcnac or alabe produeu Of Icrviocl advertised. Everythinc ad\'erWed in this publiClIlion shall be made available for pun;:buc, UK., ew pt.tronaCe without recard to race. color. rdiCion. lei.,
Mtional on.... ap. maritlll ltltu&. ph)'lical bandic:ap. poliUcal affiliation, Of' If!y other nun-tnerit factOr cl
_ purchuet...... Of patnn. A c:otf'in:Md violation Of' rejoclion cl this policy of equal opportunilica by If!
adv«tiler will rwuh in the rdwa1 to print advcniling from that IWrce. Editorial conl.c:rlL iI cdi1Cd. prcpIrui.
and provided by the ~lic:: Affain OOioc of NA VWPNCEN,"
Your Full Service Lab
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Independent
Insurance
Agents and
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KODAK FILM DEALERSHIP
J
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day quality processing . We are an
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SOME OF OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:
• Copy Negatives - B&W or Celor
• Contact Sheets - B&W or Color
• B& W Services to 16x20
• Warm Tone & Panalure Too!
• Color Enlargements to 20x24
24 hr. Kodak Slide Processing • Fresh Kodak Film
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Homeowners
Mobile homes
Business Insurance
BILL
BOWLES
& ASSOCIATES
Insurance Brokers!Risk Managers
7111 N. Ba!sam
375-8666
Three-Leued Race
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Rldgedest. CA 9~
Your Needs
FREE
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with no obligations!!!
can Caroline
Hillen
446-4046 or 375-6893 Res.
NOW RENTING
HACIENDA COURT APARTMENTS
New Apartments built like Townhomes
• fICIPIIbaII aula
.• 81t81tise room
Diacounti for Leases
other discounts available
For personal viewing or more Infonnation call 375-5066
Rent starts at $595
'%e. fiigfie.st quafity in apartme.nt riving. "
OPEN
Mon.-Fri.
8-30 - 6:00
Saturday
517 INYOKERN ROAD
With the Purchase of
Any 4 Tires - Receive an
Alignment for Just
.
BLEMS
2nds
• rat\geIUlrs wAce mak8I1
• IIfge mia_wei
- pIa1c • plush carpetS
• pool w/!uldeck
• inIBfI:om security sysIBms
• built-in appIances
• autcmatic garage 000nI
• Free Basic CallIe lor 12 mon1hs
DBE
The Chapel Office is asking for
local homes 10 house !he young pe0ple lIIe night of tbe performance. If
you are able to take in two or more
performers. contact Eleanlr Hartwig
between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m .•
Chapel Office, NWC exl 2873.
B;ohop, CA 93514 (619) 873·3535
Sunday is Family Day allhe Fair. Kids 11
and under wtIl eel in FREE. carnival ride
prices wtIl be reduced to 75¢ lIf!I' ride all
day and contests for Family Fun will
beeln all PM.
Family Look-A-lJke
Wheelbarrow Race
ALJQMM(.' • CUlTIM WMlILS
tact d,e group afler lIIe concert for an
THE PICTURE PLACE
PubIisbed by <lWfam PreI.
450 Eut Line Street
,IMD Y DAY
375-8808
We have numerous programs
to choose lrom. Come in for a
LANDSCAPING AND
MAINTENANCE SERVICE Lie. 1421·922
audition.
<
THAT'S WHO
your buying Power
with a Loan Tailored to
discover that
there is only
1 EAR1HI
-...Call Today I - - /' 446-2565
and lIIe songs are arranged to encourage lIIe people 10 persevere. The second part of the program will concentrate on !he worship of God."
Now in !heir 21st year of existence.
lIIe Cootinental Singers tour Ihroughoutllle 50 Uniled States and approxi·
malely 22 countries abroad. Each lOur
is made up of young people from all
over lIIe Uniled Stales.
Anyone inleresled in touring willi
lIIe Continentals as a
vocalist,
Want to Know
Who to Call to
Place Your Ad?
Rocketeer
Advertising Dept.
MAXIMIZE
instrumentalist or technician can con-
!rt'(' llH II;lll'.
oJc. tit,
....., IIf<itg $t.5OO down
paymonII. 8~7.
tJ( _ . a\ise _ .
..."., _
NASA has spent
bUliDns to
Cam Florida, Continentals' president
I
11186 TOY LE .... lor ... dual AIC, a\ise
control. _
slOtlring and _
,
'"' aft _ _ For mora itIortretion. cal
371·11136.
11188 lIazda RX7 SE, 5 speed. power
s~. oJc. AII.fM cassotta. ""se,
sun rt>Ol I hatch. IIodi:aI exproes fortes
. . . AaIitg pay aft balance. 375-47« days,
375-71l45 -*'lIs.
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22 y_ ~ acive m01ary seMce, I've
botqtt plenty of an and \"tJCks. ! know how
~ leafs ~ into • deofetship. H yotJ want
seMce taiforad 10 yotJr mina,y status, cal
mo• .1m 1Iiflo. at Charfon. 375-4002.
DIM, 11M
and producer.
"We've divided the program into
Hou!s: 11-1 p.lft.
two pans," Florida explains. "The
_ _ _.....!._...!....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fIrSt foUows lIIe !heme 'Run 10 Win'
132 N. China Lake Blvd.
(619) 375-4746
485 Autos For Sale
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485 Autos For Sale
CADIllAC EI Dorado convenible, 1971,
rurs ..... boot uf!« """ $1,500. 375-24S1 or
3n-52«.
~NKE· MIg wtteefs, HI of 4 lor mn truck,
$360. 3~, "'" lor Max.
METAl. Toaf box aft 5-10 pi:j< up, $80.
3~. "'" lor .....
OVERI£AD Ctonper lor B" lui liz. pi:j< UP.
$815. 3~ "'" lor Max.
TIE _ _ why ..... peupIe buy fn>m
ChtIfon I Simofon Used C. Comer: I1eII
prices . . . . _
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Continentals
to perform
GRAND OPENING
Bible Study (East Wing)
Wednesday 11:30 a.m. (SeplelDber thru June)
Thursday 6:15 a.m. Men's Prayer Breakfast
7:00 p.m. Officers' Olristian Fellowship
Christian Military Fellowship
Jumaa Prayer (Friday in Annex 4)
and focus on little things 10 do in life lIIe benefits of wal\cing. Sweetgall
!hat assist willi weight managemenL now designs. teaches and implements
creative walking programs fir adults
Sweetgall visiled lIIe Naval Wea- and children as weU as lectures and
pons Cenler last April and presenled writes.
two walking-for-weUness seminars.
Space fir lIIis upcoming seminar
In 1984-85. SweetgaU walked 11.208
miles. visiting aU 50 United StaleS. A and walking club organization sesstring of family hean attacks inspired sion is limited. For a reservation, conhim 10 quit his job as a chemical engi- tact Betty MiUer. WeUness Program
neer and begin a new healllly lifestyle manager. NWC exl 3162.
devoled 10 educating !he public ahout (Continued on Page 7)
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CLASSIFIEDS
Walking clubs to be organized
Roben Sweetgall, aullllr. speaker
and walker. will assist in developing
and organizing local walking clubs
foUowing his lecture 00 simple. safe
and sensible weight loss through
walking. Aug. 24. I 10 2:30 p.m .•
Michelson Laboratory, lOOOD.
Sweetgall will discuss how 10 walk
off weigh~ why diets doo't worland
lIIe easy way to lose 10-20 pounds
and kecp it off for life. He will share
len simple guidelines for weight loss
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8:30 • 3:00
18580R13 ................................... $38.88
19575R14 ................................... $42.88
20575R14 ................................... $43.88
21575R15 ................................... $47.88
22575R15 ................................... $49.88
23575R1S ................................... $52.88
700-15 ....................... 6 ply
750-16 ....................... 8 ply
800-16.5 .................... 8 ply
875-16.5 .................... 8 ply
950-16.5 .................... 8 ply
12-16.5 ...................... 8 ply
$49.88
$58.88
$59.88
$65.88
$69.88
$89.88
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3n Homes for
sale
3n Homes for
sale
SAVE 1HOUSANlSI
Hetping Sallerl .all By Owner lor only
$2,450. Col 371-1005. HELP U SEll RaoI
MOVING. priced .. .... 3 badIoom 1 % ba1h
sclor _
pool Easlridga Estates homo.
187.Il00. Col 375-2191 .
es_
449 Space for Rent
CARPETED OFFICES I
TILED SHOP
SPACES. Richmond Road Profenional
BuicIingI. 1.000 III- It per 1IiIo. Easy ..... :
.. NWC Sou'I1 Ga. $500 per I11OI1Ih. 112 '
1onod. ColI _
(E02) 856-1670.
TRAVEl. lRAILfR
!flO<!.
Col 375-a154.
461 MobIles for Rent
DIAPER DERBY
September 14 • 5:30 PM
The stage in the activities area at the West
side of Joshua Hall.
Open to all crawling babies
Prizes will be awarded.
TRAVEL TRAILER Space. mobil. hom.
_ _ .... shcJP9i"G. 210 W. HoIoid.
375-a154.
469 Motorcycles
11112 _
750 Suporsport, _
. foot. on
... but . - 1unHIp. $887 or boot offor.
375-e2AO. Lamon lot on booo.
11182 YAMAHA Xl 2!50. $450 will ridi"G
e-.
riding e-. _ 7.
11112 YAMAHA Xl 250. $450 will ridi"G
e-. $400 _
riding e-. _ 7.
$400 -
1986 KAW KX-500. ..t uP lor daIert, ..."
_ . incfucIing wide _
shod<. ExaIf.
IonI condition, ...t ... I ride. $12!50 or boot
offor. ~75.
11183 HOIIlA VT 750 _
. _
,, __
_
I pIIono runbar.
469 Motorcycles
485 Autos lor sale
1986 YAMAHA Xl 600 Enduro. excellent
condition, S1 ,DOO or btlt oft.r. Dan
1965 BUG. 12 "'" COIMI1Id. __ apot1.
. - rebui~ Now llicholn 11001 radials.
good - . good rno.. - opoo1. ox1ra
_II. _ _ pia pI01I. AI lor
$675. 37H155.
1975 CIpri. '18, ~ spood. - . on _t
good manor. $1.000 or boot 011«. 375-2812
allot 2 p.m.
1978 MERCURY Marqui•• lully loaded.
good concition. $IlOO or boot offor.....ns
allot 5 p.m.
1979 FOIl! BRONCO. ~ _
- . pis,
t>I>. pofood on Lamon LDI, . _ a>n<ilion. $4•.00. or boot ollor. I'hor. 41&8122.
1979 HONDA CVCC. new bonary. now
duO:h, . - kino UP. ... It Lamon LDI, $600.
cal ~8.
1lIII0 DATSUN 210 - . _
""11. 5
spood _ . ole . - waf<. _ <*IIch &
- . dopa I th. $1,2115. 377-5108 allot 5
3~7~
.... Kawaaki mobC)cta, II types. Ali.
for Bob (6111) 3J5.all6.
boil. used Ii""'c:ycfoo ...... _ . ...
_
It Bob FGs..... Super c,doI. 217 N.
BlUm St. RidgoI:IooI. CA. 16111) 3J5.all6.
Soo Bob
Super C¥doI for
rnomrtydas of ~ 1nIds. ~ __
Iblo (6191 3J5.all6.
USED BIKE PwW: poring out 11112 GSL lSI
SUzIAi, pro 19711 All .00. 370. 2!50. IIax of
- . forb. DR 600 - . - . spr<>eK.... 1975 Ill( 2!50 nI _
.. lor S250 or
f*l Col lMry II _
allot 5 p.m.
Usod bioi InIncing _
10 E-l ond
__ II Bob RIIIIr'I Super o,dIo. 217 N.
BlUm St. RidgoI:IooI. (119) 3J5.I6OI.
Usod _c:ycfoo ... _
It Bob F - .
Super c,doI. 217 N. BlUm St.. Ridgoawol
(619\ 3J5.all6. AlII for Bob.
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UNCI
3~7!M
. COLLECTOR EDITION. .port touring
' pecUgI, new tir•• , excellent condition.
. $1 •.00 or boot offor. 377·5795 Ifter 5 p.m.
Now 11111 5uzu~ motorcycles. all
pIIono (61 II) 3J5.all6. AlII lor Bob.
"pes.
AIISTREAII T.... T_. 28" 11157. _
paint. ~ boot offor eN«
$1.600. 375-2454 ., 377~.
aopot &
PHONE 3J5.8808 .. pface
yow _
ad.
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included was the responsibility of
Heyden. He spent a great deal of time
interfacing with the operational community in order 10 accommodate as
many of their JeqUirements as possible. The active role he took in evaluating the many factors that influence file design was a majorcontribution 10 the ELINT file performance.
Lorch actually aeared the file. He
rook the 6le JeqUirements from Heyden and the electromagnetic (lIII8IIIClen from FujiWlJll and blended them
IOgether so they would play with the
Block m CLC software. In addition,
the Block m EUNT 6le had 10 be
compatible with the Block I and n
missiles.
Martin was 1asked with aeating
the support software used 10 create
the file. He took contIactlI-sujlPlied
CLC software information and
created complete, easy-ro-use software programs which supporred
Lorch's requirements and significantly contributed 10 the development
of the file, its ease of documentation
and its rapid production.
In his nomination letter for the
award, Edward K. KUlChma, head,
Electronic Warfare Department,
wrote, ''The magnitude of this accomplishment, not 10 mention the terminology, is difficult 10 appreciate
unless you work quite closely in this
envirorunenL. .. The teamwork displayed by the nominees bas been outstanding and contributed significantly 10 the on-time completion of the
file."
This new in-house capability
enables the Navy 10 react quicldy 10
changes in the electromagnetic environment, thereby maintaining a technological edge in defense
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Educators and law
officers form DARE
"I dare you."
"I double dare you."
Today, as in yesteryear, these
phrases are familiar expressions
heard 01\ playgrounds everywhere.
After all, testing wits, courage and
physical prowess bas always been a
rile of passage for young people.
Unforwnately, a double-date these
days might commonly involve alc0hol and drugs, and this is why educaIOrs and law officers have gouen
IOgether 10 form DARE (Drug Abuse
Resistance Education).
DARE is an innovative, preventive
drug education program aimed at giving sixth-grade SWdents the skills and
assertiveness training necessary 10
OUTSTANDING FEDERAL SERVICE - Capt. John resist peer pressure 10 experiment
Burt, NWC Commander, presents the Navy Meritorious with drugs and aIcohoI prior 10 enteringjunior high and high school, when
Civilian Service Award to Phillip G, Sprankle, advanced peer
pressure intensifies and curiousconcepts consultant, Weapons Systems Development ity increases.
Division, Electronic Warfare Department. Sprankle
This fall, DARE will be introduced
played an Integral role In three successful antl- by local police officer Rick Lovell,
DARE officer and program instrucradiation weapons, _ by PHAN C8ly Brady
lOr, into four of the eight Sierra Sands
District elementary schools. In the
spring, the other four schools will
receive the program.
The drug awareness and education
The dinner wiD be foDowed by a portion will focus on what Lovett
Friends of the Eastern California
Museum invite the public 10 a potluck program featuring speaker Judd calls "gateway drugs" (tobacco, alcodinner on Sablrday, Aug. 20, at the Tuttle, museum technician for Scot- hol and marijuana), but the program
American Legion Hall, Indepen- ty's Castle, a Death Valley National is not just about drugs. "What we
really aim 10 do is give Icids a good,
MonumenL
dence, beginning at 6 p.m.
healthy feeling ahout themselves, so
they won 'ttum 10 drugs," according
10 Loveu.
The program curriculum, taught
aboutPhillipG. Sprankle. Thestaffof once a week by Offacer Lovetl, will
Oops! In last week's Rowtur
the Rowttor apologizes for the mis(Aug. 12). a picture of Phil G. Arnold take. The correct pictures and cutlines
was inadvenently used with a cutline are on this page.
Public invited to potluck
A case of mistaken identities
concentIate on issues such. as selfesteem, allematives 10 drugs, different ways 10 say ''NO" and how 10 be
assertive in a variety of situations,
especially involving peer pressure.
Officer Lovett will also interact with
the sWdents informally doring recess
and luncbtime and will visit the Iow..r
grades, kindergarten tIuougb fifth, a
few times.
At the conclusion of the seventeen
week program, sWdents will be
awarded certificates of achievc:ment
by local civic andcommunity leaders.
DARE is made possible tIuougb
corporate funding and bas been used
in numerous cities all over the United
States and in 17 0Iher countries as
weD. On the local level, it bas the suppon of the City of Ridgecrest, Sierra
Sands School District and citizens of
the community, but is always awrociative of donations 10 the program. If
you need mmo information, or would
like 10 make a donation, contact
Officer Lovett or Trish CombsHenry, DARE CoordinalOr, at
375-5044.
loVell emphasizes, ''The introduction of the program is not an indication that a severe local drug problem
exists, but rather is intended 10 peevent such problems from developing." After completing a successful
proggam, the children will be well
equipped in the fuwre 10 dare 10 say
''NO" 10 drugs.
Carol Flores Dries
Administrative
Junior Professional
NOW LEASING
August 3O-September 10
Spacious Family
Living at Prospect
Parle Village
Traffic circle
to be closed
for repaving
carpeting & flooring,
IlslNanlp coolers, washer/dryer
Ilhc)()k-IUDS.. dishwashers, pool,
fenced yards.
COilING SOON: Fitness
volleyball court, basketball courts, RV parking, and
I storage space.
•
Due to cracking roads, traffic will
be delOured around the Naval Weapons Center' s traffic circle from Aug.
30 through Sep!. 10.
:==:::!:::~=,*====I~l~
According 10 Tom Poo~ construc- -;
tion representative, Construction
Division, Public Works Department, G.t.
plans are 10 "grind away 4 ~~ of
the old aspbaIt and replace 11 WIth 2
inches of new asphalt," said Pool.
People entering the base from the
main gate will be rerouted on Bullard
Road north 10 Blandy or south 10
Bowen. People entering the circk
from Knox Road (south) will be rer-
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CERTIFIABLY SAFE - Capt. John Burt, NWC Com.
mander, presents a Cartlflcate for Significant Achievement to Phil G, Arnold, head, Weapons Planning
l~<~')
Group.
The certificate was awarded to the Weapons
" ,t,·
Planning
Group for reaching an Impressive 3 million
~ ,:: ;1~.-H~<-'r~'T1TI'-r.j,,~~,
man-hours
without a lost-time accident for the period
outedv~BowenAve. eastIOParsons '";"".,,: I ~~i-W;~~+i~fJ-~3
(which mtersects Inyokern R~d) or ?; ..;: I '"
-"'-"--'!'..o
., ~
from February 1964 to the present, the longest length of
west 10 Bullard. People leavmg the DETOURS-The map shows the roads motorists will time In Canter history, ''We take sefety seriously"
base should foDow the same reroutes
or use the back gate.
have to take while by-passing the traffic circle. The Arnold said, referring to the extraordinary record,
Motorists are urged 10 allow extra actual roadblocks are Illustrated by the heavy marks According to the Sefety Program Offlca, the 3-mllilon
mark has only been reached three other times - Ph0 to by
time 10 accommodate the delOurs. around the traffic circle.
PHAN Cary 8<ady
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Government
wants views
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Program Guide I
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11:45 __The Ridgec:I8It Report
4:30 ~ KItIaI
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progr~m
DDSG
Ber1IeIay's 110- B'III
8:30 pm-The lIdgecaiill Report.
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McKay & CraIg Fox
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7:30 pm-The lIdgecaiill Report
BRUCE
WILLIS
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(12:30. 3:20) 6:10. 9:00
SUPERB EFFORTS - LCdr. Dorothy A. Michael
receives the Commander's Award from Capt. John
Burt.
BUY UNIrID STArlS
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macI1ine is d_ and light
_
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18.000 or _
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..... $IlOO. Cal ...." II 3J5.2731 or
EmplYlng Your Garage?
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BUYing a Cor?
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READ & USE THE
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357 Pets
Mary Kay has a
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Professi~nal Mal)'
Kay
Skin Care Consultant
Sinet RIchardson
375-4886
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Model of the Week SANDAL\VOOD.
MAKE HAWAIIAN SHAVE ICE AT
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See Our Great SelecIIIOI
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• Motor Homes
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Suggested retail price $33,150
Model #3522F
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the word. thet er. uld \0 you?
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10 place
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Monday - Almond Chicken
Wednesday - Sweet & Sour Pork
Sweet & Sour Chicken
$3.95
Seroed wU1t egg roU. daily soup or salad.
flied. rtce and.fried wonton.
(12:40. 3:30) 6:20. 9:1 0
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6:45 ..... . 5:00 p.m. '-1111 on _
NEW VW BUG - . $».115 and ~.
P• .,on'. Auto Partl in P'lIlOnvill •.
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Babrlitting in my home Monday thru
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40 STORIES OF SHEER ADVENTURE'
THURSDAY, Augull 25
11:45 am-The Ridgeaes1 Report
4:30 prn--M Open Wondow:
Alzheime(s Disease
5:30 pm-Calile Ki~
6:30 pm-The Ridgea es1 Report
7:00 pm-TI1M!Iin' On·
NorIhem caIiIomia
7:30 pm-The 1Idgecaes1 Report
8:00 pm-SIock car races
~ DiM Grayson &
Doma lilgeI
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PHONE
With Comparable Discounts
1120-A W. Willi AVI.
WEDNESDAY, AugUII 24
11:45 __The Ridgeaes1 Report
4:30 pnH:abIe KIthan
5:30 prn--M Open Window:
8lJe Plale Special
6:30 pm-The 1Idgecaes1 Report
7:00 pm-Travelin' OnNor1hem Calilonla
7:30 pm RiilgBc'eS1 Report
8:00 pm-f'rogIess will ROA
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.AlL YOU CAN EAT FOR $.4.75
Other Size Doors Available
(619) 446-3446
7:00 pm-Travelin' OnNor1hem CaIiIomia
7:30 pm-The Ridgeaes1 Report
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TUESDAY, August 23
"*"
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For Sale
337 WOItt Wanted
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11:45 __The RidgeaeS1 Report
4:30 prn--M Open Wondow:
2 Counries.. Pt. 2 & 3
5:30 pnH:abIe Ki~
6:30 pm-The Ridgeaes1 Report
"
Cal
The lecture and demonstration will
be about acc:essorics, stressing pr0portion and scalc when !bey are used in snaclcs will be provided and the meetfIotal design. She will share her ing adjourns about 1 p.m. For more
knowledge and skills 00 collecting information. call Alice Hinch, coor• and using various kinds of miniawre dinator, at 375-2107.
16x7 Model 448
COntracting
looI<i1g lor • _ _ door or
August 26
VALUABLE COUPON
353 MllceUan-.1
321 Building,
305 Bullness
figurines, .nim • ls, household items
and other gadgets.
Membership in !be DDSG is open
to anyone who wishes to learn floral
design. Everyone is cncounged to
bring a design to the meeting to be
evaluated by group members. The
Ibemc for designs will be mass or
absttact designs.
Beverages and
Theresia (Real) Glenn of Barstow
will prescol!be IICl<t program for the
Desert Design Swdy Group (DDSG)
00 August 26, 9 p.m.. at !be Knights
of Columbus Hall. 725 W'C3I Ridgecrest Blvd. The public is invited.
7:00 pm-Travelil' OnNaItlam caIiIomia
7:30 pm-The 1Idgecaes1 Report
8:00 pm-f'rogless will !he
Reserw 0fIcers Assoc.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4o • • !o.
,
week. LCdr. DoroIby A. Disease CooIlOI in Atlanta, Ga..
senior nurse and assistant Michael provided information and
officer-in-charge. Branch Medical reassurance to Child Care Cenl«
Oinic, received !be Commander's patrons and staff via pcrsooal cooA ward for Mission Support from tact and informal. as well as forCapt Jolin Burt, Commander, ma\, preseotations. She coordiNaval Weapons Center, for her nated and participated in !be 1eSting
suped> efforts when a child care of 93 children and 16 staff memworm wu bospiIalized after hav- bers - all with negative results ing been diagnosed as having a to close the loop 01\ !be possible
communicable disease which sub- dilemma.
sequendy IIII1ICd out 10 be a rare
After receiving the award,
Itolt-collllllulticabt. form of Michael eKclaimed, "This is
wberculosis.
marvelous! Three wccb ago. I
In his lelia" accompanying !be wen • thousand doUan in !be Iotaward, Capt Burt DOled, "'From 1ety; two wccb ago I was honored
beginning 10 end. your profcssioo- with !be Bjortlund Award; and
a\ism and diligent aaeotioo to now I have received !be Commandetail were !be prime factcn in der', Award. It's Cltciting!"
keeping a poIeIIIially explosive
As !be saying goes, good things
situation under complete control"
Through her reacarch and stead- come in 1hIecs. Tome 10 buy more
fast inIedace with !be Centers for loatry tickets.
staff will be in Ridgeaest 01\ Tuesday. Aug. 16, to meet with local teSideDts 00 fedenl government rela~
problems and 10 get their views 00
issues of natiooaI intereSt
Coogressiooal district office boun
in Ridgeaest will be held at !be
Ridgeaest OIamber of Commotce,
301 S. 0Ii0a ute Blvd.. from 10
a.m. until 2 p.m.
MONDAY, August 22
4:30 pm--CabIe KIthan
5:30 prn--M Open WIndow:
2 eo.ntas. 2 CorwenIiDnI. 2 DaIegaIes
8:30 pm-The lIdgecaiill Report
=
p
Micbae~
Congressman Bill Thomas has
SUNDAY, AuguIt 21
12:30 pn-SeMces !rom 51.
Michaetl Episcopal CIuI:h
2:00 IJI.II-CIbIe KIthan
a
•August 19. 1988
Michael wins award
announced a member of his district
8
19. 1988
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Folk dancing classes offered
FRJ...SAT.
Swrina
WiIkm Dafoe and Grqory HinCi
CDnma. rlted It. I D2 min.)
SUNDAY
AUG. :n
MPLATOON"
SUlrrlna;
Tom Bcrmacr and aa.die Sbccn
(War I>nm.I, rated R, 120 min.)
TUES.
AUG. 23
MATINEE
"101 DALMAnONS"
(Animated. rlted G, 79 min.)
WED.
AUG.2A
"RETURN TO SNOWY RIVER"
Starrinc
Brian Dennehy -.rid Tom Burlinlon
(Advmture, rated PO, 99 min.)
THURS.
AUG. 15
MATINEE
"SnORT CIRCUIT""
SUltrin&
St.eve GutlCt1be1J and Ally Sheedy
(CornI!IdY. n.ted PO, 99 min.)
AUG. U
"FRANTIC"
SLatrin&
Harrison Ford and Betty Buckley
(Suspense. tiled R. 120 min.)
Stereo Countty
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100.9
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now on Desert
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MIPI allows options for repayment of sick leave
CLDD inviteS you to come by
Folk dancing classes for beginners
are being offered by the China Lake yourself or bring a partner to see whal
Desert Dancers (CLDD) on Thurs- all the fun is about The fee is $15 for
days, Sept 8 through Nov. 13, al 7 all 11 classes.
For more information, call Cindy
p.m al the Naval Weapons Center's Cote al 3754395 or Jan Schulz al
Gym Annex.
446-5236.
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Wed.
106
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All measurements are made at
Annitage Airfield.
,BUTTONS
Captain John Burt, Naval Weapon
Cenler (NWC) Commander, recently
approved Model Installation Program
Initiative (MlFl) No. 122-88, Repaymenl of Advanced Sick Leave. The
authorily aequired by this MIPI will
permil civilian employees 10 off-sel
negative sick leave balances with
compensatory time provided the
employee makes a written requesl
stating such repaymenl will be on a
one-for-one basis.
There are
many instances where
employees make requests for an
advance of sick leave to accommodate anticipated lengthy recovery
or
periods resultin from su e
other disabilities. II has happeoed or
may happeo to all of us during our
careers. Previously, upon returning to
work the employee would liquidale
advanced sick leave only by off-sel
from earned leave.
The Federal Personnel Manual
(PPM) Supplemenl990-2, Book 630,
Seclion 2-5, "already aUlhorizes
employees to refund advanced sick
leave or annual leave in cash if mutually agreeable and administtatively
feasible with the agency. The pay rate
applicable to refund is thaI rate which
was in effecl al the time the advanced
leave was taken. Repaymenl by com"
pensatory time, however, is nOI specifically authorized or prohibited by the
FPM or regulation.
Well, NWC employees can now
repay advanced sick leave with compensatory time. This MIPI was
endorsed by Curt Bryan (Code 08)
and Eva Bien (Code 09). New
implementation procedures are being
developed by the Personnel Departmenl and will be announced shortly.
Congrabllations to Ed Rockdale
for recommending adoption of this
excellenl MIPI which will provide
NWC employees alternatives for
repayment of advanced sick leave
while im rovin the ualily of life.
Eat the same amount of food, still lose weight
LaSI week I promised information
on how to eal the same amounts of
food and still lose wcight Does this
sOlmd like a new diet advertised on
late· night television with an (800)
phone number, operators standing by
and a money-back guarantee? Maybe, bUI understanding the basic composition of foods can help you
achieve jusl that
leI us review some basics. Food is
energy for the body. This energy is
expressed in units called calories.
When our body lakes in more energy
(calories) than il expends, we store
the excess calories as fat and we pUI
on weight. When we bum more energy than we lake in, we lose weight
When outpul equals input, ourweighl
will nOI change. This is the basis for
any "diet" All food is made up of carbohydrales, proteins and fats in clifferenl combinations. Carbohydrates,
proteins and fats each slore differenl
amounts of calories (energy units) per
unit weighl (we will use grams). It is
important to know fats equal nine ical food groups. Furthermore, a cercalories per gram; carbohydrates tain amounl of dietary fal is necessary
equalfour calories per gram; and pro- to synthesize our bodies' oil, horteins equal four calories per gram. mones and other essential substances.
As you can see, fats have more than The goal is to choose foods whose
Iwice as many calories stored per unil composition contains a low percenweighl than do proteins or carbohy- tage of fal and, therefore, lower
drates. Therefore, theoretically, you calories.
The average American diet concould eat lwice as much food containing protein and carbohydrate as a fal tains approximately 40% fat The
meal, and each meal would contain American Heart Association recomabout the same amount of calories. mends 25-30% fal in our diets. A low
More importantly (to fulfill my prom- fal diet will help reduce our calorie
ise), you theoretically could eal the intake and lower the risk of being
same amounl of food containing car- overweighl which may lead to heart
bohydrate and protein as a fal mcal disease, diabetes, high blood presand receive only halflhe calories, and sure, gynecological problems and
thereby lose wcight These theoreti- gallbladder disease; il will also help
cal examples are extreme and some- reduce cholesterol, which increases
whal misleading, bUllam using them the risk for arteriosclerosis (clogged
10 drive the poinl home. A 100% fal arteries), stroke and heart disease.
This is the academic information.
meal would certainly tastedisgusling,
and a 100% carbohydrate/protein Next week: practical information on
meal would be impossible to achieve. choosing foods low in (at (Hinl:
For, as stated earlier, all foods are Read the labels!)
combinations of these three biochem- By Dr. Robert Trareti, Lt., Me
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Two Navy medals awarded
The outgoing NWC Support Unit
0176 Commanding Officer, Capt.
Jim Fagnant, presented the Navy
Achievement Medal for superior performance during calendar year 19&7
to AD 1 Tom Didomencico, leading
peny officer, Ainnft Division, and
YNI Jim Ke1Iey, unit administrative
supervisor.
Peny Officer Didomenico was
cited for implementing improved
maintenance and quality assurance
procedwes to maximize operational
readiness. He administered the CenMaintenance Department's preinspection in prepariltion fora subsequent Navy Air Logistics Center
audit Didomenico's action allowed
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. allowances to and from the school,
tuition and fees required for enrollment. and payment for moving your I
immediate family and household
goods to the school and back to the
Graduate programs are supported Center. NWC is responsible for your
by NWC. The Long-Term Training salary
Commitee (LTIC) will consider
following areas of critical need
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Applications of High Temperature Superconductivity is the topic
of the Institute of Electrical &
Electronics Engineers' (IEEE)
26th videoconference being
brought to the Training Center at
the Naval Weapons Center (NWC)
by satellite on Oct. 20 from 9 a.m.
to 12 noon.
Anyone interested in anending
this videoconference should submit NWC Form 12410/73 to Code
094 by Oct. 3.
The new high temperature
superconductors (HTS) open up
possibilities for applications in
magnets, power transmission.
com puter interconnections,
Josephson devices and instrumenlation, among many others. The
success hinges on many interlocking material factors, which wiD be
discussed in this course. It wiD
introduce the key material properties of relevance to applications
and give some application examples analyzing the leverage which
HTS offers. Background on HTS
beyond what is reported in the
press will be given to enable thinking creatively about possible new
applications.
This course will begin with a
summary of the different new
superconducling materials and
their physical properties. In the
second segment, some of the existing large-scale 4.2K applications
of superconductivity will be
reviewed and the effect of them on
HTS will be investigated. The third
segment wiD focus on smallmicroelectronics applications.
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appl,'cau'ons in any area of study that have been established by Center Man- systems. Programs of study at the. ~d
I t h
lim ted
rclate directly to NWC program agement electrical engineering (par- uate eve~ owever, are not
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requirements. The primary criteria ticularly systems, microelectronics, to these areas.
LTIC follows when deciding whether radio frequency technology, digital
Details about the long-term training
long-term tr.lining can be used instead communciations, software, electron- program may be found in I/Ie Longof after-hours, part-time or short-term ics, modern controls, radar systems, term Training Handbook and
programs::re as follows:
avionics and semiconductors); NA VWPNCENINST 1241O.5M of
·The new knowledge and skills mechanical engineering (analytic 12 November 1987. Both sources are
needed by the employee, either in pre- mechanics, mechanical design); aero- available from department offices and
sent or planned career assignments, nautical engineering; chemistry the Training Center. Application
necessitate a comprehensive, concen- (advanced analytic techniques, forms are available from Code 0941,
trated program of study.
polymer chemistry); physics (partiCD- 'Room 212, in the Training Center or
·The time for gaining new skills larly optical science, microwave, by calling NWC exl2349. Additional
and ia)owiedge requires a Iong-tenn, semi-conductors and detonation phys- information regarding application
full-time acceletated study program. ics); material science (composites); procedures and long-term training
·The academic superiority of the computer science (in a specialization guidelines is available from Bill
scbooI selected shows that it is in the other than that offered at NWC); relia- Bethke, NWC ext 2349.
best interest of the govemment for the bility engineering; applied mathemaDeadline for applications is
employee to anend that school.
tics; and management information October 3.
·There is no educational institution : ~-T"Il""'"----------------"""
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a division of youth Center Projects, In c.
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consecutive working days) beginning
in winter/spring are invited from NavaI Weapons Center (NWC) employees. To be eligibleforIong-tenn training, you must have been employed at
NWC at least three years at the time
studies begin.
Long-tenn training could meet any
of these objectives:
.To update your knowledge where
several years have passc!d since you
completed or left academic or inservice training.
·To give management skills totecbnical employees when job responsibilities hav e or will become
managerial.
-To update knowledge and back-
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the detachment to achieve "a higher
'level of material readiness and significantly improve the department's
safety and administrative posture,"
according to Fagnant
Petty Officer Kelley was commended by Fagnant for "initiating toe
coordination of the unit's planning
for this year's highly successful
Active Duty for Training. Kelley also·
reorganized offICe spaces to accommndate increased manning levels,
planned the move to a larger facility
and enhanced unit readiness through
improving the administrative department's word processing capabilities.
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For anyone having use-or-Iose
leave, now is the time to plan some
time oCf. There are only five months
remaining in the leave year in which
to schedule and use annual leave.
Last year, only a handful of people
on base found themselves in a situation where they cwld carry their useor-lose leave into the current leave
year. Chaoces are, anyone who has
use-tt-Iose leave and doesn't schedule time to use it, will lose it
Use-or-Iose leave can be carried
over only when a booafide emergency situation arises at work which prohibits a person from raking scheduled
use-tt-Iose leave. Last year, only
seven cases were approved allowing
individuals to carry over use-or-Iose
leave.
An employee's well ness is
enhanced by scheduling and using
leave in order to get away from it all.
Shon trips and long weekends are as
good as a single, long vacation. When
the vacationer returns to work, he or
she is more effective.
Late summer, faU and early winter
are ideal times to take leave. This is
off-season for many reson areas
because school is hack in session and
the number of travelers decreases at
this time of year. Airlines and resons
team up during this off-season 10
offer some bargain travel packages.
Don't lose leave. Employees
shwld schedule time 10 use their
leave and rake the scheduled time off.
Leave is deserved and benefits the
employees.
Upgrading skills.
In memory of
Michelle Marcus
We bear the bad news that
Michelle Marcus passed away Friday, Aug. 12. Her husband, Bill,
expresses appreciation 10 all the
donors who gave leave 10 Michelle. Mr. Marcus asles those donors
wbo will receive their leave back,
10 consider donating it 10 another
recipient. The program was really
helpful 10 MicheUe and him.
Our condoleoces are extended 10
Mr. Marcus.
lIy Code 091
Class replaced
Donors asked for leave
Wellness.
Employees indicated below have
been approved 10 become leave recipienlS under the Leave Transfer Program. These employees have exhausted
annual and/or sick leave because of
personal emergeocies and will be in a
non-pay stallls for at least ten days.
Employees who wish 10 help a leave
recipient may donate annual leave to
the employee. NA VWPNCEN 12630
provides specific information regarding how to donate annual leave.
George Stillwell, Pbysicist, Code
3917 - has been diagnosed as having
common variable hypogammaglobuIinemia. Because of this illness, StiUweU has exhausted his sid and annual
leave. His wife is also a recipient of
this program.
Staorord S. Foster, Industrial
Equipment Mecbaoic, Code 26 - is
experieocing numbness in his left leg
and foot due to pinched nerves caused
by two ruptured discs in his lower
bacle. He will have to undergo surgery
and is the only source of income for
his family. This is creating a severe
hardship. He has exhausted aU sick
and annual leave.
Donoa F_ Lee, Secretary, Code
6214 - has had a series of medical
difficulties which began in May 1985.
She has lpplied for medical disability
retirem.n'. Lee's husband is also on
permar.entdisabilitydue lOan industri:II acciden~ She has exhausted all
sick and annual leave.
Lallra ll~ady, Secretary, Code
3318 - will be undergoing surgery
an:JwiUbeoffworkforaperiodofsix
wee!'... Brady is a widow and selfsupporting and needs fInancial help at
this time in order to curtail financial
(Continued from Page 2)
Here are some tactics and strategies for weight loss as reponed in the
University of California. Berleeley
Wellness Lener, Vol. 4. Issue 7.
Due 10 insufficient enroUment,
MIS 440: Decision Suppon Systems
will not be taught as advertised.
(Continued from Page 17)
Elementary Programming. Food Ser- Instead, the foUowing course will be
Although the classes are prirnarily for vices, Health Careers. Offset Print- offered.
high school studenls 16 years of age ing, Photographic Laboratory. Pre- MIS 300: Management Informaor older, adults may enroU if space is School Teacher's Aide. Retail Mer- tion Systems (5 quarter unils)
available. These free classes stan chandising and Word Processing.
September 20-November 22,
Aug. 29.
Tnesday, 1610-2110, Training CenClasses 10 be offered include Au/I>For more information and class ter_ By Proressor McNamara,
motive Mechallics. Business Educa- schedules, caU Jo Burdic1c: at Bur- CSUB, {80S) 833-2340 or 833-2157.
tion Co-op. Construction Technoll>- roughs High School, 375-4476, ext
Scope: The conceptual backgy. Distriblllivt Education Co-op. 23, after Aug. 22.
ground and slructure of computerbased management information systems
(CBMIS) for functional areas of
Heritage Montessori School
business including finance, aocounting, production, marleeting and per934 Heritage Dr.
sonnel.
Topics include systems
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approach, information systems life
cycle, impact of CBMIS in organizaSchool Hours: 8·1:30
tions, systems analysis and design
and future of CBMIS.
Additional Care 7·5:30
Note: If interested in bking this
Preschool Ages 3-5
course, please submit an on-Center
training request (N AVWPNCEN
Short Program Available $1.30/mo.
12410n3) and notify MicheUeCllCk, (Continued from Page 17)
NWC ext. 2648, by Sept. 6.
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orreringdepends
subjectsonin the
the univerindividual's area of interest. Eight uni·
versities participate ic. thi5
program.
Duration: 1 academic :tea.
This program allows for a mixture
from your troubles
of courses in the subjects that are of
at the
major interest 10 panicipants, iocluding management, subjects related to
the agency mission and personal electives unique 10 the needs of the indivifor
dual. Core seminars on issues in public affairs and administration are
required.
Nominees should have a
(double occupancy)
minimumoffiveyearsfederalcivUian
servIce and be at the DP-3 level or
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hardship. She has exhausted all sick
and annual leave.
Jeanie Stillwell, Operations
Researcb Analyst, Code 3918 - has
been diagnosed as having chronic
fatigue syndrome which has
ex.hausted all her sick and annual
leave. She has applied for a disability
retirement and is waiting for approval.
Her husband has also used up his sick
and annual leave due to medical
reasons.
Gleo L. Lindeo, Facilities Management Specialist, Code 2634 - is
sliU presently off worle and his return
da te is unknown. He was hospitalized
in June and has exhausted aU sid and
annual leave. Tbe loss of income is a
severe hardship for his spouse and
family sioce he is the primary source
of income for his family.
Trudy A. Martinez, Purchasing
Agent, Code 25224 - had a severe
iUness in November 1987 which
exhausted aU her sick and annual
leave. She underwent cataract extraction with intraocular lens implant in
the left and right eyes. Being off in
February and also in June and July has
diminished what leave she had. She is
now bacle to work and looking to continue with her job.
Tbomas A. Boyd, Visual lorormation Specialist, Code 3414 - is
still under the care of a physician and
his condition is unstable at this time;
however, he has been working three to
four hours a day, as he can. Both sicle
and annual leave have been
exhausted. Boyd is hoping his condition wiu improve soon so he will be
able to return to full-time work.
Long-term training.
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mobvatJon and encourage"!ent for the
development of cooperauve endeavors and p~s. Included are a varlety of specul events, lectures, se'!'lnars! VISIts,. conferences, field trIpS
and InteracUons WIth key people from
both the povate and publIc sectors.
Nominees come largely from the
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technologists at the DP4 level and
above.
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• Eat less fat and more
complex carbohydrates
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pioneer program
With the last validation flight completed, the remaining duties of the
A-7FJWSSA lie in fleet introduction
and maintenance under the direction
ofLt. Jeff MallOx. the Aircraft Weapons Integration Department's
ineoming deputy. replacing Commander Morgan who has been reassigned to Washington en route to
Thailand. The A-7 aircraft is slated
for use by the fleet until atieastl993.
In summing up the fruition of this
program. Commander Morgan is
quick to point out, "The credit lies
especially with those who have been
here the longest, such as Woodie
Chartier. Charles ~ Hermie Harris.
Jim June. Joe Law and Lee Thomson.
Together with the rest of the military/
civilian team. it has been a privilege
and pleasure to be part of the success."
By Carol Flores Dries
Administrative
Junior Professional
, FINAL VALIDATION FLiGHT--{top left) Cdr. Mike Morgan, deputy for operational
: effectiveness, flight test and evaluation, Aircraft Weapons Integration Department,
; . boards an A-7 for the final validation flight of the A-7E1WSSA software. Cdr. Morgan
I Is Joined by the program's dedicated personnel (left to right, front row): Judy
Roberts, Betty Johnson, Joe Law, Hermie HarriS, Mary McConnell; (middle ~ow) Lee
Thomson Deonne Crecelius, Lavon Ostby, Woodle Chartier, Del Kellogg, Jim June;
(top row) Cdr. Mike Morgan, Don Thrasher, Charlie Hill, Lowell McDonald, Lt. Jeff
. Mattox. (Not pictured: Tom Ingram and Marie McGlothlin). Photo by PHAN Cary Brady
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Applications are being accepred for
the Office of Civilian Personnel Management (OCPM) sponsored longterm training p-ograms. Long-term
uaining is off-Center training that
extends beyond 120eonsecutivedays.
Funding for these p-ograms may be
available from OCPM to eover tuition
(when required). trave~ per diem and
shipment of household goods. The
employee's salary is paid by the Naval
Weapons Center (NWC). All candidates must be full-time. permanent
employees possessing a bachelor's
degree. (The fellowship for Federal
secretaries does not require a degree.)
The following is a brief description of
the programs available. For more
information. eontact Bill Bethke or
Joan Telles. Code 094. NWC ext
2349. The dead6ne for applying to
any of the programs is October 3.
Fellowsbip for Federal Secretaries
Congressional Caucus for
Women's Issues
Location: Wasbington, D.C.
Duration: 1 year
This program is designed for secretariaI personnel whose current or
p-ospective position may require a
working knowledge of the operation
of Congress. The Congressional Fellowwillparticipateinthecornpilation
and synthesis of legislative bills.
reports and aIJ other data and studies
fodnclusion in the Caucus bulletin. as
well as participate in the day-to-day
opentions of the Caucus.
Qualifications: Nominees should demonstrated flexibility in work
Qualifications: Those nominated
be able to communicate orally and in habits. the ability to initiate work and . should be grade DP-3 or above. Nomiwriting, work with others in the office to workindependently with minimum nees must have demonstrated a potenand with external organizations. adapt supervision. direction. or assistance; tiaI for higher-level responsibilities
readily to changing deadlines and and an interest in legislating proce- within the Department of the Navy. a
priorities. WOR: independently. and dures. practices and techniques. Pre- capacity to adjust readily to a variety
maintain confidentiality of work and' ferred nominees are SES members. of substantial fields and a capacity ID
information. Nominees should be in a SES candidates and other personnel master complex subject matter quicksecretarial position or a position with des ig n a ted for exec u ti v ely. Nominees must have a TOP SECsecretarial-type responsibilities at the development.
RET security clearance.
GS-7 through GS-9 level.
Congressional Fellowship Program Industrial College of the Armed
The Legis Fellows Program
Location: Wasbington, D.C.
Forces
Location: Wasbingtqn, D.C_
Duration: 9 months
Location : Fort McNair,
Duration: S-6 months
This program involves students in a Wasbington, D.C.
This program provideS a develop- variety of assignments that will deveDuration: 10 months
mental assignment for personnel lop their knowledge and understandThis program offers senior-level
whose current or prospective posi- ing of congressional operations. courses and research in mobilization
tions may require working knowledge These assignments are full-time posi- and the management of resources in
of the operations of Congress. The tions in offices of members of Con- support of national security. This
program combines classroom uaining gress and staff members of congres- program prepares you for positions of
with hands-on experience with the sional eommittees. Also included are high responsibility ana trust in the
statf of a member or committee of weekly seminar meetings with lead- federal government.
Congress. The Imining will include a ing eongressional. governmental and National War College
briefing session on the operations and academic figures.
Location: Fort McNair, Wabotganizational structure of Congress.
Qualifications: Nominees should sington, D.C.
an assignment with a member or eom- have atieastlwo years of federal serDuration: 10 months
mittee staff of approximately four vice in the executive branch in a miniThe National War College conmonths and biweeldy meetings during mum gradeofDP-3. Nomineesshould ducts a senior-level eourse of study
the work assignment on Capitol Hill. be in managerial or executive posi- that prepares selected personnel of
For some agency personnel (e.g.• SES tions. or have demonstrated potential government departments and agencandidates). the p-ogram will provide for high-level management responsi- cies for high-level eommand and staff
Imining essential to their executive bility. and must be willing to work in policy positions associated with
development plans.
an unstructured environment with national security strategy formulaQualifications: Nominees must be irregular hours of work. Nominees tions and implementation.
at the DP-3 level (GS-13 equivalent) must have an intereSt in the legislative
Nominees should be at the DP-4
or above and have at least two years of process and public affairs. must have level(GS-IS or equivalent) or. ifatthe
federal service in the executive demonstrated eommittnent ID public GS-14 equivalent level. have demonbranch. Other qualifications include a service and must show the relevance Slmted an exceptionally high potential
of congressional experience to their for advancement.
career goals.
U.S. Naval War College
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Location: Newport, Rhode
Location: Norfolk, Virginia
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Duration: S months
Duration: 10 months
The course content is extremely
This program covers strategy, manbroad in nature. focusing on the prob- agement and tactics that form a currilerns and implications involved in culum directed toward the expansion
economic. political. technological. of logical reasoning capacity and
adminislmtive and military planning. analysis of the elements of choice.
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Applications b~ing accepted for long-term training programs
A-7EIWSSA was
On Wednesday. July 27. the last
chapter of a historic program was
written at Armitage Field. The final
software validation flight of the
A-7FJWeapons Systems Support
Activity (WSSA) took place and.
thus. eompleted a program that was
pioneered at the Naval Weapons Center (NWC) almost 16 years ago.
Fueled by people described by
Commander Mike Morgan. deputy for
operational effectiveness. Aircraft
Weapons Integration Department, as
bright, skilled and dedicated. this
p-ogram was the first of its kind to
develop software simulation in-house
for tacticaJ aireraftapplicatioo. Specirally. the A-7E/WSSA was the first
group to integrate the Harpoon missile
onto tactical aircraft Similarly. they
accomplished the rllSt sysrems integration ror the High-speed AntiRadiation Missile (HARM) and IR
Maverick OOID any aircraft as well.
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Nominees sbould be at the DP-4level
or above.
President's Executive Excbange
Program
Location: Various locations in
tbe private sector
Duration: 1 year
This program offers a developmental assignment in the private sector.
Executives participate in a eomprehensive education program that is
both national and international in
scope. The education program
involves mandatory attendance at four
Conferences during the exchange year.
Executives take leave-without-pay
from their government jobs and their
salaries are paid by their privatesector hosts. Hosts also assume Imvel
and lodging costs incurred by attendees at the eonferences. At the end of
the exchange year. executives return
ID their sponsoring federal agencies to
positions of eomparable or greater
responsibility.
Nominees should be in the growth
period of their careers at the DP-4 or
SES levels. Other mandatory characteristics include a high intellectual
capacity and a proven reeord of management abilities and job
aceomplishments.
Princeton Midcareer Fellows in
Public A/l'airs
Location: Woodrow Wilson
School 01 Public and International
Arrairs, Princeton, New Jersey
Duration: 1 """demic year
This program helps midcareer afficials increase their knowledge in disciplines that relate to their fields. Participants can choose from a variety of
courses and seminan. Nominees
should be managers at the DP-3 level
and ahove.
Education ror Public Management
Program
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Appliat;.., for JUilioas listed below are bcina acceped frem ·Dep.nment m Navy :
tIllJIIoJ-....-Jy ...... NWC and ""'" di,ibIea~ ... m_ocoiv _ _ ,
. ~ permaaeady.wped to NWC. Thisaroup iDclDdes empJoyccs with canzr or career CODcilicual II .
I; anrloy... _ _ V _ Rad~ A" (VAA)
1ft . tr mu; IIlIIIpCntY i'
willa
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... "';111 Sd>.(A)QWjN,"'1'F ,. •
" (wbomsybe n:fcnod ocpu1lldy Wb..llbey oppIy),
, Abo included aN spouses, with
,." we status. of civiu..1!pODIOI'I hila! by a DOD aelivi-Iy wdbjo NWC"......'Min, ..... Appti....... ""'" odtcr _
wi11 be ocoepIOd .......
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Priorily _
Propm. ~ . . - . - .0 IopI aod lOaaWcoY req..........
iDcIudia&_qastif"_ ........... ..,lhec:looiaidsromlheodveni...-.EYltlullioa
,JifieMions wiD. imcive mini It .... two usessmentmeasurel (e.J.,
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uperiaII:o, IllIIllI1 perf........ ,, _ _ ..... and ......... education, lniniD&.
pelf........ •
.aod._).Spausammililary _ _ oppIy .. RDom23I ......
addzess . . . . . . below.
, HOW TO APPLY: Subnit lhelollowina: ........ spptic:alion. SF-111 ",Olher Persamel '
DeputmeaI: pe-lfIIIOVed form; IDd a copy of your most recaIl...w performance UICU.....,namIi.. l/>oIo: _copy m,..,pelf......... pion sbouId be oaac:hed ilthe..,001 perf",.
...... ......m:doscripUoodoes_cleady ..... the..-;.,pelfomlOd).A ..pPuowlal
narmiYc whicII rcIaIcs yourqualific:ationl toeadl koowledae, skiD or ability (KSA's) as cite4
ill sbc ad.atitcmwt iI always desirable aDd may be reqtaRd if stated in Ibe vacmcy
WWkAiiiOCiDtiJl. Wrile Ibe tille,lena,level (Jrade), and ~l number on aD ipplica·
lion nwcrials. NOI IUbmittina Ihe annual performance namliTe DUly adversely affed your
wUaation scora. Pri« 10 subniu.in& your application. canpldc Cover Sheet Form 12334/2,
aYaiIablealb m:epion . . . Make ..re
pIIoee .... ber, etc. are curreat,
CIIITed ad tMl all fonas are ... pIde ud acara&e.. If iaf'omaaIion is millm&. yourqualbe IuIIf aod ....pIeldy mod. AddWona1 ia/onnation ~ be oubmill<d
ilia Ibc doata dIIC oIlbc ~L A amaIl dale mel .. oriairaJ. si~ in ink c-.
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AW .... - maecrialI are.::c:qMd, and bbd forms are .vailable, at the Rcc:eption Desk, I
Room tOO. Penonnd Depatlmeal. 50S BIsndy. Aaow ...._ ... cIooe .. 4,)() p."'- on Friday. 1
.......... _lhe oponiDa _ mlhe. •
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*- received alief 4:30 p.Dl. OIl the dosina dale will DCa be CODIidered. Applications are
...... ill .. •
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W_CaMtia_EquoIOpporIuaiIyEmployer. _
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mechanical subsytenu (i.e. propulsion, fuel
systems, elC..); knowled,e of the tri.-service
surviv.bili.ty prognm and community;
Imowled,e of military .ircnft.; ability to
effectively deal with NA V AIR sponlon;
abilil.y to effectively deal with personnel of
divene back,rounds; ability to support
NWClEEO aOlls and objectives.
No.
33.015,
SuperThory
Interdllc:l plln.ry Sclentllt/Englneer,
DP.8011130/8501855/8611893/
13011
. 131011550-4, Code 20· This position is
Head of the Design Review Office in the
Quality Review Group (Code 20) to be
established on I Oct. 1988. The incumbent
will be Ibe cente.rwide Mana,er for the Design
Review procell for both H.rdware and
Software Developnenu. Incumbent will
1wott with dcpattmenu and Program offices 10
insure that an effective sequence of design
reviews are conducted at the minor system or
I sub-system level. Incumbent will schedule
and ch.ir Center level DRC'S for major
systems proanms. Incumbent will mana,e
a small staff (3 people) to implemcru this
Job Relevant Criteria:
function.
Knowledge of 000, Navy, and CcnterSystem
Developma'll proceIses/requircments; skill u
a manager in a developmental program; ability
to deal effectively with top NWC mana,ement
and officials in Washingtoo.
No.
33·016,
Supervisory
ScleDtllt/Enll.eer, DP.340/80111301
850/855/8611893/896/130111310/1 55
10-4, Code 20- Thi.s position is the Head
development to Technical Support to
Adminialrative proc::eases. The intunbent will
also manage a .mall staff (3 people) to
accomplish Ibis function and will form Adhoc
team.
lO
investi,ate
specific
operations/functions.
Job Rde ..... t
Criteria: Knowlcdac of the Naval Weapon.
Center both teclmically and administntive1y;
skill as • mana,er ar. the Program level;
ability to work effectively with lop NWC
man_Iemenl on complex technical and
administrative issues•
No.
39. 011,
Administrative
omen, DA·341·3, Code 3983. This
position is BusiDess Manaaef for the
Sidewindet AIM·9R Technical Development
Project. This i.s • pro,ram in full scale
enaineerin& development in which NWC hu
the design teSJXWlsibili.ty. The incumbent is
responsible for preparin,. documenting,
validatin&, uack.i:n, aDd presenting schedule,
resource and fiDancial natus to proaram
mana,emenL The incumbent compiles and
maintains a variety of scbeW1e. perfonnance
and cost data; conducts analysis directed at
derivin, relationships involvin, schedule and
COIl variations and analyzes impacl of chm,es
and devi.tions from. plam and schedules.
Incumbent i. aho responsible fo r
accomplishment of all .dministrative tasks
connected with acquisitions, personnel,
equipment control, security, safety and
facili.ties. Job Relevant Criteria: Ability
to we compoter assisted mathematical and
fmancial analysis techniques; knowledge of
NWC ftnanc:ial and program management !
procedures; knowled,e of admi.nistntive
functi.ons such as security, safety and
acquisition procedwes; Ibility 10 ccmmunicaIC
effectively both orally and in writin,. This ad
is to correct promotion potential to DA·3
from DP·3 level indicated on bst week's
announoemenL Previous applicanu need not .
of the Quality ControllQuality Assurance
Office in Ibe Quality Review Group (Code 20)
: to be established on 1 Oct. 1988. The
• incumbent will be responsi.ble for the
; development of a DCW function at the Naval
Weapons Center, the aueument and
, enhancement of the quality of opentioru
in&emal to Ibe Center. The respons.ibility is
No. 09-007,Clerk Typist/Employee, 2167 incIudina software c:n&iDecrin" saCtware broad in scope from Hardware/Software "'I'Py.
ReI.UOD. Clerk! Employee Relations conflguntion manaaement, and software
A.. IIUDt, 00.3Z2.11 DG-203.lIZ/3. quality ulUnmce: know1ed,e of relational
Cede 091 • This poIilion is responsible for dalabue desip usina DBMS such as SI032;
day 10 day opention of the Center'l Awards ability to communicate orally with all levels;
and Beneficial SuUestions Preanms. The ability to communicate in writing with all
a.ards proaram iDdlldes all monetary, levels: ability to orpniu: and prioritize tasks;
bononry and ped'cnnaace awards for Center ability 10 iDteracI, coordinate. and ne,otiate
This column is used to fill positions through reassignment only. For this reason, the Reas.
employees. The inalmbent is responsible for with Center, Navy, and contnctor penonnel
signment Opportunity Announccmenu are separate from the Promotion Opponunitics colm""a"'ina awanta and beneficial suggestians Promotion potential OS-3.
umn in the Rocketeer. Applications will be accepted until the date stated in the announcemenL
information on the VAX, for coordinatin,
No.
33·012,
Supervisory
Employees whose work history has not been brought up to date are encouraged to ftle an
request. for ..... rd nominations, for •• lerdlsclpll ••ry Aerospace EnglDeerl
coasolidatina DOmination packa,es from the Mecba.lc.1 Eftllneer, DP·8611830· I SF-171 or 172. All applicants must meet minimwn qualification requirements established by
the Office olPersonnel ManagemenL Information concerning the recruiunent and placement
various departmcall, and for coordinating 3, Code J386.. This position is Head of the
program and the evaluation methods used in these reassignment opportuniti~ may be
awards pro,rams such as the Michelson Systems EngiDeering Branch. Survivability
obtained from Personnel Management Advisors (Code 096 or CYT1). Applications should be
l...abontory award luncbeons, etc. With the and Lethality Division of the Fuze and
fLied with the person whose name is listed in the announcemenL The Naval Weapons Center is
Beneficial Sunellions Pro,ram, the Senson DepartmenL The incumbent will be
an Equal Opportunity Employer.
incumbent is re.ponsible for tracking involved in the desian, development. test and
IUgaUons and c:oordinatin& evaluatims both evaluation and application of air combat
on <:eater and in coopention with ocher surVivability eob.ancement technology to
activities. Job Reln . . t Criteria:
aircnft and missiles. The position also;
No. 12.014, Co"p.'er Sclutlst, (Geurall Electrlcall Electronics!
Ability and interell i.n working with includes Ihe management of Center activities ' DP-1550-1/2/3, Code 1232 - This Aerosp.ce Englneerl
Mechanical
c:o.pIICr-based information systems; ability in the Joint Live Fire and Aircraft Battle position is localed in the Weapons Planning Enllneerl M.thematlcl ••1 Computer
10 coordinate ac:tivilies with aD organizational Dama,e Repair programs . The position
Group. SimulatiOOI Bnnch. This position is Scleatl.t/Operatlo •• Rele&rcll An.·
levels; ability 10 eomaIunica&e in ...riUna;
requires IGme travel. Job Rele ...... confiauration cautrol manager.
DP·801/850/8SS/86li
The Iy.').
ability to communicate orally. If selection is Crlterl.: Kno ...ledge of the air combat incumbent is responsible for maintaining 830/1310/1520/1515-2/3, Code 3107
made al a lower level. promocion potential is survivability diacip1ine; knowled,e of airaaft software developnenl methodo1oales and • This is a Projea. Engineer position in the
to the 00-203·3, but DCa pann&eed.
mechanical Subiyl\aDS (i.e.. propulsion, fuel saandards; colUrin, branch compliance and F/A-18 Program Ofnce. Incumbent provides
Ne.
31·044, J.lerdllclpJl •• ry I)'lIanS, etc.); knowlcdae of the trl·servicc education for methodoloaies and standards; prognm office direction and control of data
(E.II.enl., D.t. Man.lement survivabilit), proaram .nd community; CIlIUrina rdiability mel validity of software bases for Conf'lJUraUon Manaacment md Data
S,ecl.llit/Co_,.ler S,lle... Sped. knowled&e of military ain::raft.; ability to teIlin, mel oveneein, the maintenance and Man.,ement JeSpcnaibilitiCi 01 the FlA-18
alllllQ.alUy A ... ra.ce Speclalllt), effectively deal ...ith NAVAIR spenson; operatioDI of Ibe oonrlluration ccntrol library. WSSA. Prepora projecl p1aDs. schedules. and
DS.301/334/1'10·Z/3, Code 3107 • ability 10 cffccbveJ.y deal ...ith penonnel of The incumbent mUll be familiar with bucJaeu for the Software Caaliauralion
This is a Project En,iDeer potition in the divene backJfOUDds; ability to sapport auucwred aoItwee development techniques Monq.......... QuaIiIy A ......... WUA.
F/A-t' Pqnm 011"....
prov;da NWCiEEO ,oak and objeclivel. _ o n and must have me ability to read and S _ Openlional Advisory Gn>up and
pn>pam off"", cWoctioa and c:cnbOl m dau pc<a>tiaIto DP-4. bolo« ............
undenamd Fortran
Experience wi1h SoCtware Chan,e Review Board proceaae.l by
bueI for Confapraicm Maaap:mcnt and Data
N..
33·013,
S. per T 110 r y c:mCtpnlKm cc:arollDd,lor quality aslW1nCC caaducUna prelimiDary mcetin.s and by
M.oalemem rapoasibilities of the F/A· I. E.,t.eerm, TedI.ld •• , DP·OaOl.3, is delired. Mull be able to obtain and prqJarin& Mquired da1a pKbaes ODe month
WSSA. Preporaprojeclplaas,sdxdu1es.and C_ 3316- This poeWoo! is Head m lIIe maintain a Secret Clearance. Promotion prior to meeUna.. CoordiDa&es ..ilb PMA ·
budaets for lbe Sollwarc Conflallration S)'IIaDS &&iDcerina Branch, Survivability pocauia1lO DP-3 bat not ,uaran&eed.. To 265. AIR-5466. AIR-5116. and ClIhen ..
MaaaaaDaIt aDd QualilJ' Allurance WUA.
aDd Lclhality Division of the Fuze and appI)' ICIld current SF-171 to Oiff S&one. ~ired. To apply. aend anrent SF-171 to
Suppasu 0peralicDat Advisory Gn>up and Season Depottm_ The
wi11 be Code 1232, QIa'I.ion 446-2879.
Richard Bruckman. Code 3107, NWC eJl.L
- . . . a-ae Review Baud pIOCCIICO by inV<lYed in lhe daip. cIeYdopnen~ .... aod
Ne. 31·043, I.'erdl.clpll.ary
C +min, preliIIliaary meetia,l ad by evahaatioa..ad 'pplic·tioa af air caabat
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survivability .h·"ceo-t tedmoloaJ 10
prior 110 1DIeIiDa" CoordiaMes wida PMA- .ircraft aod mislile•. 1'be politioD abo
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Reassignment opportunities
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Secretarial
opportunities
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This cohmn is'used to announce secretary positions for wbicb Ihe cmties and job
re1CYAOl cri&eria are ac:ncnDy similar. Sec-retaries serve as Ibe principal clerical and . j
administraLive ~ in the desipuled
""onizaIioa by coordDIatin, and canyiDa
oot such activitiea. Secraaries perform
numerous tub which may be di.imibr.
Positiolll al lower pades CODJi" primarily
m clerical and J'I'O'ZdunI ........... u
positions increase in ,rades, adminisuative
funcitoos beccme pedc:m.i:n.mL At Ibe
hishes' kvels, secrewics apply a considerIble koow1cdae of the orpnization, ill
objectives aDd liDes ~ COIm'lunicatioo.
Dependin&'" pade Ievcl, Iyp;c.l...-ry
duties are implied by the job reJevantaiteri·
• indicated below.
Applicants will be riled against four or
more ~tbe followiDl job reJc.vant ai&en.:
(I) ability to perfonn receptionist and te1ephooe duties; (2) ability to review, tnck.
tcrecn and distribl.n.e inamin, mail; (3)
abili.ty to review OUl&oin& conespondence:
(.)abili'yto~~..J/
'" Poepm> non-ledWcaI "I""'~ (5) knowledge of filin, tyl&emS and fll.el management; (6) ability 10 meet the administrative
needs ~ Ibe off'ace; (7) ability to lI'ain clerical pcncmcl and <><pH"" wmkIood m
clerical oWl Pf"'CI'O'; (8) abilily to plan
md coordilWC uavel .rranacmenls; (9)
obilily to ......... and coonIiaale oupoM'
1Or'l caIsadu and 10 anqe coafermocs.
Unleu otbc:rwise ~ appiicanu
f(W branch ICCttW')' will be raed on de·
menu 1!2131S/8; divisica seaaary appIic:lilts will be ratedondcmeau If1Jl14111819;
~Office~~~willbe
Bled on demoulIlfJI3/4!5!819; and dcponment seaewy ~canu will be raIed on
. dcm.....{1!8!9. A SUPl'LEMENTAL
FORM IS REQUIRED AND MAYBE
OBTAINED IN ROOM 100 OF TIlE PERSONNEL BtoLDING.
No. 08·032, Secretary (Typing),
DG·311-1I1. Code 0860- This position
is localed in the Accounting and Disbuning
Division of Central St.rr. Incumbent
provides secmarialsupporl to the division and
branch offices. Ability to use MacIntosh n is
desinble. Promotion potential to DG-3.
Status Eligibles may apply.
No. 31·045, Secret.ry (Typing),
DG·31S.l12, Code 3531 - Incumbent
will provide secretarial support to the
Avionics Integration Branch of the EW
Avionics Divi,toR. This position will be
realigned to Cooe 31 on Oct. 9, 1988.
Experience with the Xerox 860 and Xerox
80 10 is desirable. Prunotion potential to
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No. 31·042, Secret.ry (Typing),
DG-31S.1I2. CNle 3193 • Incumbent
pmvidet secn::tarial and administrative aupport
to the Ught Au.ck Aircraft Bnnch.
Experience on PCs desirable, but will train,
Promolian pc<a<iaIlO 00-02.
No. 39·013, Secrelary (Typing),
DG·3J8·1/1, Code 33303 • This
position ...iD become available 1 October
1981. Incumbent will provide secretarial
support to the STANDARD Missile
Teclmical ()ffi", Sra/f (Code 33303. which
will be tnnsferred to Code 39BII,effective I
0cl0ber t988~ Promolian p••.,llialto 00-2
No. 6Z·0Z5, Secret.ry (Typl.e>,
00·311-112, Code 625 - This position is
a full time temporary not 10 exceed 90 days.
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Week ending Aug. 27 - Timecards dueat4:3O p.m. on Wednesday.
Aug. 24.
. Tu:nekeepers are reminded they
can call in leave and job order
changes all day on Thlmday. Aug. OH CRUD!-Partlclpants In the recent local "CRUD"
18. and all day on Thlmday. Aug. 25. Tournament at the O'Club Back Bar model their new
by contacting the Payroll Office on "CRUD" T-shirts. Additional custom-made T-shirts are
NWC ext. 2121. Overtime and corn'pensatory time worked after early available at the Craft Hobby Center, NWC ext. 3252.
timecards are blrned in can be submit- Prices start at $5 for T-shirt and transfer.
ted only by supplemental timecards
with the appropriate authorizing
signatures.
We regret any inconvenience this
early submission schedule may cause
employees and timekeepers. Thank
Housing personnel would like 10 off which has little benefit to the
you for your help and cooperation. remind residents 10 water lawns and lawn. Grounds should be completely
Submitted by Code 085, grounds only in the evening or in the saturated in 20 to 30 minutes.
Another watering tip is to water
early morning 10 minimize evaporation, Evening watering is recom- slowly. and don't water during high
mended for least evaporation.
winds.
The housing staff and command
If the weather is cool. daily watering is not necessary. Lawns that are thank you for doing your pan for
watered for hOlm result in heavy run- water conservation.
Over 75 military and civilian aircraf~ which represent nearly 80 years
of international aviation history. will
be displayed at Naval Air Station
Miramar. San Diego. on Aug. 20 and
21.
This free air show will also include
the Blue Angels. who are scheduled
to stan their flight demonstration
around noon on each day.
Gates will open to the public at 8
reqaares lOme ua.~ Jolt ~el"' •• 1
Adults whu woold lib 10 uppode
dM:ir JRICOl Jkilla or lam • new skiD
hove an opporIlIIIil)' ID do jus!.....
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offers. At participating restaurants.
Tax not included.
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Complete Team Outliltels
Replica Clothing and Souvenirs
Basebail-SofIbaJl
Foo1bal1 • Baske1bal1
Racque1bal1
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& HInd Sportswear
Also have Pony and Irfzuno Allrletic and A8robic Shoes
Golden Corral
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1030 N. Norma
(619) 371-1040
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beautification and liuer control of
Ridgecres~ and conservation of
nab1ral resources.
The speaker for this first meeting
will be Carl Austin discussing the
future of the water situation in the
Indian Wells Valley. The horiculblre
portion of the meeting is "Grow and
Show". which will include discussion
of the flowers everyone is encOUl1lged
ID bring and display.
Sporting Goods
ExpiM 111 Sill
Good for entire party. Individual
dinner may be purchased at % the
stated price. Not valid with other
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To register for the COlmC, call the
NRS offICe on Monday. Wednesday
or Friday from II a.m. 10 2 p.m .• t
NWC exL 2339 or 3148.
(jam and
$8.99
From 11 a.m. 'til 4 p.m. only
provided. Advance regisuation is
required.
The two-hour meeting is a potluck
supper that kicks off this year's membership drive aimed at widening the
influence of the organization. The
Desen Planters are inviting anyone 10
join who is interested in the following
For more information. contact
objectives: desen horiculblre study. Alice Hirsch. presiden~ at 375-2107.
Two Regular
Sirloin Dinners
$8.99
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On Wednesday. Aug. 31. 5:30p.m.
the Desen Planters of Ridgecrest are
holding their flJ'St meeting of the new
season at the Knights of Columbus
Hall. 725 W. Ridgecrest Blvd.
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miIitary and .survivors' benefiiS to'
volunteer oppcxtunities. There is 110
obligation 10 volunteer. and tbose
wishing 10 attend for personal knowledge are encouraged 10 do so.
Free care for pre-schoolets will be
Desert Planters meet August 31
Housing reminds residents to
water lawns during cool periods
Adults can upgrade or learn new skills in program
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Anyone interested in learning whai
the Navy Relief Society (NRS) can
provide for Navy/Marine personnel'
and their dependents is encouraged 10
register for the week-long class coming in September. From Sept. 19 10
SepL 23. the class will meet from 9
a.m. 10 12 noon in the NRS office at
1811 Lauritsen.
Joyce Dinnage. executive director.
NRS. Long Beach. will cover a wide
range of topics such as budgeting.
Due to transporting files from old
disks to new disks in preparation of
relocating the Sperry computer and
time consuaints resulting from the
payday processing day falling on the
last day of the month. early timecard
submission is required as follows:
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TELECOMMUNICATlNG-Jonnle Dominquez, summer
student with the Job Training Partnership Act, telecommunicates by video with Tom Kramer, ADP acquisition specialist, Acquisition Management Office. The
Data Multimedia Network Exchange (MINX) workstations will enable employees to take part in conferences
without leaving their offices. Photo by PHAN Cary Brady.
Registration will continue
through August 30, 7988
Register in the Office of
Admissions and Records
Monday-Thursday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Friday: 10 a.m. to 4 p,m.
Video telecommunications network
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FALL SEMESTER
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FIRST-COME. FIRST-SERVED.
NO APPOINTMENTS!
REGISTER TODAY FOR
BEST CLASS SELECTIONS!
'August 19. 1~~
By Steve Boster
Rocketeer Editor
Video telecommunications have
come to the Naval Weapons Center
(NWC). The Information Systems
Group's Integrated Communicatioo
Syslems Project OffICe (Code 145A)
expects most NWC department heads
will be on a video telecommunications network within the next year.
Chris Lucas of Code 145A said
they welcome the opportunity to
I demonstrate the desktop video telecommunicatiOl'lS capability using the
Datapoint Multimedia Network
Exchange (MINX) workstations.
The MINX units provide interactive desktop video and voice commu-
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being connecled 10 an mM compati- personnel and people from Michelble personal computer with the ability : son Laboratory could be conducled
10 share data resources in addition to with the Datapoint MINX syslem
the video and voice transmissions. saving the travel time. In addition, it
Any type of computer me or sec"", would mean easy access 10 additional
una~e can be transferred to any resources for the employees who can
receiver In the network.
take part in the conference without
. By uSlOg a cluster server, up 10 leaving their offices.
elghtMINXs can be networlred IocalThe MINX , system is seen as a
Iy. Lucas said the units can be up to complement to the Center's Video
1,700 feetfrom the cluster server. The Teleconferencing (VTC) studio now
umts will be networked using the under construction at Michelson Lab.
FOTS.
The VTC will link the Center with
Lucas. says the big plus for these seven other sites in theNaval Air SysdeViceS 1$ enhanced productivity for terns Command (NA V AIR) comCenter employees. Using Echo munity of interest.
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'NRS conducts retirement seminar
Joyce Dinnage, executive director, their depeodents and interested active
Navy Relief Society (NRS), Long duty member.; are welcome 10 atlend.
Beach, will be conducting a seminar
for retired military personnel and
Advance registration is encourtheir dependents on Tuesday, Aug. aged. Anyone wishing to register or
23, at the Chapel Annex.
to receive more inIormation should
Starting at7 p.m., the seminar will call the Navy Relief Office on Moncover a variety of topics ranging from day, Wednesday or Friday from 11
Navy Relief Policy to survivors' ben- a.m. to 2 p.m. at NWC ext. 2339 or
efits. All retired military personnel, 3148.
Calvary Christian School
Grades 7-12
It's a terrific school I
Ask any of our students.
45 Panamint - Suite :
371-1013
For more information
call 375-3133
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Anglers are having better luck at
some areas than others in the Eastern
Sierra area, repoos the Bishop Chamber of Commerce. One successful
fisherman caught a 4 pound, 14 ounce
brown using a crappie jig on the East
Walker River.
Fishing is excellent in the Lone
Pine Creek and Tuttle Creek. Pan-size
rainbows are being caught with either
worms or red salmon eggs. Small
lures such as panther martins or rooster tails are also bringing in the fish.
Back country fly fishing in the Lone
Pine area is having best results with
yellow humpies and red humpies.
Goldens are being altrllCled to the fly
and bubble in the early morning.
Creek fIShing in the Big Pine area is
excellenL Limits are being taken of
pan-size rainbows on worms and red
salmon eggs. Velveeta cheese is best
at Baker Creek. Fishing has been slow
011 the OwerlS River due to the high
temperatures.
In the Bishop area, Sabrina has had
only fair 10 good results. Trolling is
with six .1O seven color.; lead core and
small rambow rapala or frog needlefISh or frog flatfISh. People bait fish109 at the mlet usmg salmoo eggs and
worms are calChing rnmts and near
limits. The water level at South Lake
is still down. For the best fishing in the
area, fish by the dam and at the inleL
Intake II is flOe for the early morning
and late evening fishing for anglers
using the fly and bubble. For hai~ use
marshma1low and eggs for pan-size.
planled rainbows. Fly fishermen at
North Lake should try the greenbodied mosquito and female Adams
hot ilems. Bishop Creek is releasing
pan-size rainbows on worms, salmon
eggs and nightcrawlers. Be sure to use
a light leader because the stream water
is clear.
Fishing is slow at Crowley Lake;
however, some perch are being
caught. For best results, fish around
the weeds at the north endofthe lake.
IntheRockCreekarea,lakefishing
is fair to good. Worms or salmon eggs
are recommended during the day.
flies in the afternoon and early morning should be the green-bodied mosquito, black gnat and black anL The
streams were stocked with nice rainbows and they are biting nighICrawlers or worms. The best lure is the super duper.
Trolling has been great with 14 to
17 color.; in the Convict Lake area. Be
sure to use frog needleflSh or U20 frog
flatfish. Best results are in the early
morning. For the bait fISherman,
stockers are being caught with salmon
eggs and white marshmallows.
New pool hours!
elk hair caddis in the evenings.
Fish up to 2.5 pounds are being
caught in the Iune Lake area by
angle~ using floating cheese in the
deep water. Trolling is at 10 colors
New fall and winter hour.; for the and 10 a.m. to I p.m. on Monday
with flashers and nightcrawlcr.; or
rainhow needlefish. Silver Lake is
Naval Weapons Center's indoor through Friday, and from II a.m.
seeing some real good trolling in the
pool have been announced by the to I p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
evenings and early mornings. Bait
Morale, Welfare & Recreation Open swim will be held Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from 4:30
fIShing should be done with worms or
DepartmenL
Beginning Aug. 29, lap swim until 7 p.m. and 011 Saturday and
marshmallows.
Fishing is still slow at Mammoth
will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 a.m. Sunday from I to 5 p.m.
Lakes due to the warm weather, but it
is picking up. Lake Mary is fair to
good for shore fishing with yellow
marshmallows. Trolling is best with
Effective Aug. 29 through SepL p.m., Monday through Friday, and
II, hours of operation at the Naval from II a.m. 10 7 p.m. on Saturday
Dave Davis and a nighICrawler. EvenWeapons Center's (NWC) outdoor and Sunday.
ing fIShermen should use a fly. Mampools will be changed.
moth Creek is really slow. Salmon
All outdoor pools at NWC will
Hours for the EnliSIed Club's
eggs are the best bail For fly fIShing at
close for the winter on Sept. 12.
and Top-4 Club's outdoor pools
LakeMary,usetheblackgnatorblack
Pools may be used, however, for
are 3 to 7 p.m., Monday through
ant.
parties upon request through SepL
Friday, and from I 10 7 p.m. on
In the Bridgeport area, Twin Lakes
18.
Saturday and Sunday.
has been excellent. Pan-size rainbows
are being caught weighing in up to 3
At the Commissiooed OffICers'
For further information, call
Club, pool hours will be from 3 to7 NWC exL 2334.
pounds on the lower lakes. Yellow
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mosquitos are the best flies. Trollers ,'
using red magic and frog needlefish
are caIChing kokanee and rainbows.
Virginia Lakes are baving excellent .
results with bobber and worms. Lots
Spouy fIShing is being reported in of rainbows 14 inches or beuer are
the Hot Creelc area. Nymphs have there. East Walker River is picking up
been the most productive, as well as again, use streamers or nymphs.
Indoor pool
Outdoor pools
Ridgecrest
Auto Body Supply
Everything for all your
Auto Body Repair needs,
Women needed to partiCipate in tournament
More women are needed to sign up of response from the men, but very
for the Mojave Desert Interservice few women have registered so far .
Sports League Tennis Tournament
Siobodnik noled that any woman,
being held at the Naval Weapons
18 years or older, who is an active
Center (NWC), Aug. 27 10 2&.
Mike Siobodnilc, athletics director duty military member or a DOD civiat theNWC Gym, Morale, Welfare & lian worker and is stationed at NWC
Recreation DepL, said be had plenty is eligible to try out for this evenL
Family golf
tournament
to be held
August 22
Fathers, mother.;, daughter.; and
sons are invited 10 join in the family
golf tournament being held at the
Naval Weapons Center (NWC) on
Aug. 22.
Sponsored by the Youth Center,
Morale. Welfare & Recreation DepL,
this event will provide fun for the
whole family.
Check-in time is at 7:30 a.m. at the
NWC Golf Course with the lOurnament slated to begin at 8 a.m.
Cost is $8 per military, S9 per DOD
employee and $10 each for all others.
Player.; must provide their own golf
clubs.
Reservations are required. For
more information or 10 register for the
tournamen~ call the Youth Center,
NWC ext. 2909.
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to represent NWC in this lOurnament
should call Siobodnik for more inIormation at NWC exL 2571.
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Men's eliminations were held last
weelc, and women's eliminations are
10 be held next week (Aug. 22-26).
1109 Graaf - (619) 446-2088
375-0253
NWC FEDERAL CREDIT UNION is
Now Accepting Bids On The Following Vehicles:
1) 1985 Mazda RX-7, minimum bid $7000
2) 1984 Nissan PU 4x4, minimum bid $4000
3) 1986 Ford Taurus, minimum bid $8000
4) 1986 Mercury Cougar, minimum bid $8500
5) 1978 Chrysler Cordoba, minimum bid'()PEN
6) 1981 Renautt, minimum bid-OPEN
ALL BIDS WILL BE CONSIDERED. Vehicles may be seen at !he base ollice 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 pm. Monday
holidays. For mforrnation please call !he Collection Dept at 446-0521
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Friday,
except
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Register now for soccer season
Regisllalico is oow being taken at
the Naval Weapons Center's Youth
Center b the Youth Recreatiooa1 Fall
Soc= Season.
All interested pla)'CII must attend
one of !be foUowing evaluation ses,ions for their ._ group. Res Its f
. -u 0
these evaluallOllS are used to. create. a
balanced le&gUe- All evalwwons will
bedooeatScboeffelFteld.Playersoot
ttendin
valua .
. will
a
g an e
bOD sea510n
not be p~ on a team..
Evaluabon ":,,beduling IS as follows: childml m grades 1 tbrough 3
will have evaluations on Tuesday,
Sept 13, from 5 to 6 p.m. and on
Saturday, Sept. 17. from 9 to 10 a.m.
Childreo in grades 4 tbrough 6 will be
evaluated on Tuesday, Sept 13, from
5 to 6 p.m:; Thursday, Sept 15, from 5
to 6 p.m., and on Saturday, Sept 17,
from 10 to 11 a.m. Young people in
grades 7 to 9 will have evaluations on
Thursday, Sept. IS, from S to 6 p.m. bership fee, a $12.50 fee will be
and on Saturday, Sept. 17, from 11 charged to cover equipment, referees
a.m. to 12 IlOOII.
and staffing. Pmonal equipment
required by the league may be purAll players must possess ei~ the
chased tbrougb Youth Activities (i.e,
1989 Youth SJX!lS membership or
~ect to pay !be smgle ~ fee. The a shin is $10.50 and shin guards are $3
smgle sport fee for mililaIy depen- a pair).
dents is $3.so for one child, $5 per
Adult voluntca1 are needed and
hild' ,--'''U·
child $10 will be discounted from !be fee to
c
.or ............ eDr? mgtwo .. reo and $7 per child for farrulies families who wish to assist in one of
enrolling tbree or more childreo. For the foUowing capacities: coach, assisDOD dependents, the single spon fee tant coach, snack coordinator or field
is $4.so for one child, $6.50 per child coordinator. or publicity coordinator.
~ famili
U'
tw hildre
On Thursday, Sept 22, a meeting
or
es e~ mg .0 c
n
and$B.50perchildforfarrulies~oU­ will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at the
mg three or more childreo. ~ smgle Youth Center for aU volunteers. Plan
~:: ~d,~ ::v:~dc:!'fam~ now to attend!
A late fee of $10 per child will be
lies enrolling two children and $10.50
charged
to anyone not registered prior
per child for families enrolling tbree
to 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept 9.
chil&oo.
or more
The first game is set for Oct I, with
lnaddilion to !be single spon mem- !be season ending Nov. 19.
DFG says drawing for
lion hunt is cancelled
Recently, !be Department of
FISh and Game announced it
canceUed a scheduled Aug. 17
drawing for mountain lion hunting
permits pending !be ouk:orne of
legal proceedings against !be hunt
which had been scheduled to begin
Oct 8.
''If we don't hold the drawing
and issue permits and the court
rules against the hun~ we 'u be able
to return aU applicants' $5 fees,"
said DFG Deputy Director Paul
Jensen. '1f we go ahead with !be
expense of holding the drawing
and issuing the permits and !be
court system rules against the hun~
the applicants would lose their $5
application fee."
Jensen added that if the court
rules to allow !be 79-day season on
mountain lions to proceed as scheduled, a drawing can be held and
the hunt will proceed.
In 1987. applicants lost their
fees when !be proposed hunt was
canceUed because of procedural
defects found by the Superior
Court in San Francisco. The Aug.
17 drawing was canceUed to avoid
a repetition of this problem.
All the 1988 applicants will
receive notices in !be mail of !be
canceUation of !be drawing, Jensen
said.
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Photophones send and receive images Video telecommunications
Pbotophones send and receive or circuits for examination. The
black and white still inlages over Photophone image is about the size
ordinary telephone lines, thus of a Macintosh computer screen,
enhaocing a telephooe conversa- but this image can be transferred to
tion with pictures. Chris Lucas of the larger MINX screen. The
the Information Systems Group inlages can be magnified as weD to
points out Photophones can be permit very close examination of
integratred in the Datapoint MINX circuits and solder cormections.
network with limited capabilities.
This system transmits stiU
inlages only and has been used
For example, since the Photo- extensively by law enforcement
phones are portable. quality assur- agencies to transmit fingeqwint
ance personnel from the Engineer- images from point to point
ing Department could take one
These inlages can be sent in real
when they visit a contractor' 5 man- time, or the system may send any
ufacturing facility and send hacle image previously saved to a comdetailed images of computer cards puter disk. Thus, it's possible to
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send a complete presentation with
aU the graphics while discussing
each image as il appean on the
screen.
As with the Datapoint MINX
system, Lucas sees !be Photopbone
3S a productivity·enhancing
device.
The Integratred CommunicatiO<lS Systems Project Office has
Photopbones available for two
week loans to Naval Weapons
Center organizations interested in
testing them for specific uses. For
details on the availability, caU
Lucas at NWC ext 3712.
(Continued from Page 10)
At least one MINX will be in the
VTC studio to allow use of Ibis sys·
tem in conjunction with the NAVAIR
network. An estima1ed 3S VTC stu·
dios may eventuaUy be \inked to
NWC's facility.
Construction of !be studio is
expected III be completed in about a
month. Then, AT&T will begin
instaDation of !be teleconferencing
equipment Lucas said !be facility is
expected to be on line sometime duro
ing the next fiscal year.
Confcmx:cs without leaving the
office, exchange of computer data
while discussing the information,
graphics on screen while talking
about itand more are part of !be future
for MINX at NWC.
As Lucas notes, "The possibilities
are limited only by our inlagination. "
Formore infoimation, caD Lucas at
NWC ext 3712.
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Monday-Friday 10-6
Saturday 10-4
THAI-ASIAN MARKET
Tradcwinds Peripherals. Inc., will
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FLIGHT DECK and TRAVELDISK
products along with the MacPac lineup on Aug. 24 and 25.
The first demonstration will be
from 1 to 3 p.m. at Airfield Bldg.
2OOOA, Room 223, on Aug. 24. On
Thursday, Aug. 25, demO<lStratiO<lS
will be held at !be PC IaboraIOly from
9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 2:30 p.m.
Contact Steve Crawford, NWC
ext 6631, for more information.
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Hot fun zn the
SUlnlner sun
School is out, plenty of sunshine, good food, lots
of friends, outdoor activities, picnics, games, vacation ....These are just some of the images of summer.
At the Naval Weapons Center, the summer spirit
shines as bright as the sun. With many ways to
spend a summer day, the Rocketeer set out to capture some of that summer sunshine spirit on these
two pages. ln case you' re counting, there are only
33 days officially left in summer (and only 126 days
until Christmas). Enjoy!
DOG DAY AFTERNOON-On their first picnic together, Skippy and Tache are well
chaperoned by their owners Charlie Dries and Joe and Cindy Klissus.
Story by
Carol Flores Dries
Photos by
PHAN Cary Brady
SUMMER SMILES-At Solar Park, smiles as bright as the sunshine from (left to right) Mariah
Smith, Deslrae Weaver, Alyssa Roquemore, Amber Lane, Holly Burchett.
G'DAY MATEHayden Wilson, a
true Aussie from
Melbourne, shows
off style from the
" land down under".
SHARKEY'S MACHINE-5harkey Fraser pulls up to the
19th hole after a great round on the links.
An Eye Doctor Who Listens ...
AIRBORNE-Patrick Clark reaches toward
the sun as he gives the team his all out effort.
Jesse Hofer is ready to assist in the
backcourt.
CHEESEBURGER, CHEESEBURGER,
CHEESEBURGER-Bland Burchett
flips them just right at Solar Park grill.
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