- BUY NOW!
Factory Rebates up to '1500 or B.9le. Financing through GMAC
Factory to Dealer Incentives up to
$1200
@
BUDEYRE
~ CHEVR[]LET _ BllICK®
Gee
1990 LUMINA 4 DR. oOJl;;.lL.lI"\1 990 UUI\""
IISRP $15,355, Bud Eyre Dbcoun. $1,606 IISRP $18,389, Bud Eyre Ilhcoun. $2,122
...nulactu..... Rebate $750 .... . - . _$750
SALE PRICE '12,999* SALE PRICE '15,517*
Vin. • 1m32. SII<. 162 V... '411263. SIk. 1506
-------------------1 V-6 Engine, Auto TransrMsion. Power Driver's Seat & Wndows. nt, Cn.Ue
1990 LUMINA EURO COUPE c:"av!:'=':':-~:'~='
BUD EYRE
@TOYOTA
1991 TOYOTA PICKUP
IISRP $8,473
Bud Eyre Discoun. $620
YOUR PRICE '7,853*
+ TAX & LlC. & DOC. FEE.
Vin. /1065631 , SIk. .1060
IISRP $16,403, Bud Eyre Dbcoun. $1,715
...nulactu...... Rebate $750
SALE PRICE '13,938*
1991 PREVIA 7 PASS. VAN
Vin. '170077. SII<. '70
1990 GEO PRIZM LSi SEDAN
IISRP $13,268, Bud Eyre Di_un. $631
U.nufacturer"a Rebat. $500, Import Owner'a Rebat. $1,000
SALE PRICE '11 ,137*
Ifn. • 146919. ~. • 142
1990 LUMINA EURO SEDAN
IISRP $16,525, Bud Eyre Discount $1,702
"'nulactu,". Rebate $750
SALE PRICE '14,074*
Vin. #219306. SII<. #96
1989 BUICK REATIA COUPE
IISRP $27,350
Bud Eyre Ilhcount $7,355
SALE PRICE '19,995*
If
... 1903469. SIk. 1521
leailer interior, AtNFM Cassene. Power \Yindows & locks & Seats,
Catpeled Mats, AIoo1inum Wheels, 4-whee{ Drive, Brakes. CrUse, nt,
IISRP $19.253
Bud Eyre Discount $1,642
YOUR PRICE '17,611 *
+ TAX & LlC. & DOC. FEE.
Vin. 1036259, SIk. .1028
1991 CAMRY SEDAN
IISRP $13,517
Bud Eyre Di.count $1,425
YOUR PRICE '12,092*
+ TAX & LlC. & DOC. FEE.
Detay V-6, Aulmabc TllW'lSITIission.
~==~~~~~~~
BUD EYRE PARTS AND SERVICE
TOYOTA AIR
"'....·LTER SPECIAL
$997
TOYOTA
PARTS AND SERVICE
Guaranteed At ().ter 10,000 Locations
CHEVROLET
NEW CARS
321 N. CHINA LAKE BLVD•• 375-4401
•
LUBE, OIL & FILTER
GM and TOYOTA Cars & Pickups
$1895 1 hr. SeMce,Cal in Advance,
0Ih0< Makes & Models
$I9IIfy Hp
The Valley's Only Authorized
I~~I
&Certified
@TOYOTA
Service Center
BUD EYRE
TOYOTA. • BUICK • GEO
USED CARS
433 N. CHINA LAKE BLVD.• 375-4405
•
J
•
•
•
•
•
.. .
" 23 9
reunion 8I8I8cI
for AprIl 'D start
I'IIauaI River - Tbe
I_III , 7 .W syJIIJlOIiIIJDI
die U.s. Nrta1 Test
Sc:IIool wit1le 1IeId_ AJIriI 'E1
ia die CcdIr JIIiJIt Off"_'
Cdr. T.J.. BenIOD. TPS
... die nveJII. .....
M:G.F 5., it...........
...-ciw _"M_.m
Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, California 93555-6001 Vol. XLVI, No.3, January 24,1991
TO Award caps accomplishments/
Norma J. Miller retires from Center with honors for ability to solve complex technical issues
Hard work and the ability 10 solve complex
technical issues helped earn the Naval
Weapons Center's Teclinical Director's Award
for Norma J. Miller of the Aircraft Weapons
Integration DeparUnent (Code 31). The award
was presented to Ms. Miller at her recent
retirement banquet by Rich Bruckman, repre-
senting Bill Poner, NWC's Technical Director.
In a leuer nominating Ms. Miller for the
honor, Ed KulChma. head of Code 31, said the
award was "in recognition of her outstanding
contributions 10 radar avionics that have made
her an invaluable asset 10 the Navy and
NWC."
Kutchma added, "she is continuously
sought after for development and review of
radar acquisition specifications, having
brought 10 that field her extensive knowledge
of software development, systems engineering
and systems integration practices."
The letter of commendation from Poner 10
accompany the award read in pari, "You have
earned the respect of your peers both on and
off-Center for your sustained level of excel-
lence and leadership....In addition 10 your
outstanding technical competence, your tal-
ents as a supervisor are outstanding. You have
consistently attracted gifted individuals 10 the
Center and have nonured them inlO national-
ly-recognized scientists and engineers."
For nearly 15 years, Ms. Miller has been a
major contributor to a wide variety of Navy
programs. This has included involvement with
requirements and demonstration/validation
phases of the Naval Advance Tactical Fighter
Program, participation in the national commit-
tee LO form a standard for the Ada Develop-
ment Environments, instructing an NWC-
sponsored class in the Ada language, provid-
ing technical suppon to development of the
mission computer and radar systems on the A-
6F project, formation of the AH-I Systems
Engineering Group and contributions to suc-
cessful development of the A-6E display
capabilities and facilities.
In addition to her technical and superviso-
ral expertise. she has been very active with
contributions 10 the EEO program on-Center.
In 1988 Ms. Miller was named EEO Supervi-
sor of the Year. In his nomination leller,
Kutchma noted she, "has been an EEO coun-
selor for a number of years. ... an active
recruiter and proponem of the junior profes-
sional development program.
The awar~ was presented at the NWC Sea-
farer Club with many of her friends and co-
workers looking on.
eNO's message
to Navy people
Once again, our Navy is
responding to our Comman-
der in Chiefs call to anns.
The American sailor's
courage and bravery are a
cherished part of our
nation's honor and heritage.
I am certain this generation
of young Americans serving
in our Navy will add their
chapter to this distinguished
history.
ever is needed to get the job
done.
TD AWARD··Norma J. Miller accepts the Naval
Weapons Center Technical.Director's Award from
Rich Bruckman, representing Bill Porter, NWC
Technical Director. The surprise honor was pre·
sented at Miller's retirement·banquet. The award
was given in recognition of her outstanding tech"
nical and supervisorial contributions.
In our democracy, there
are, and always have been,
some who oppose our coun-
try's going to war, but all
are in full support of those
serving in the Armed
Forces. As the President
and Congress have stated,
you will be provided what-
To those of you in hanns
way, \)(: certain you have the
full support and resources
of all of us in the Navy. We
admire and respect your
courage and dedication to
your duty and to your coun-
try. Our prayers for your
safety and strength of
courage go with you. W,:-
are dedicated to take care of
your loved ones. Get the job
done so we can get you
home.
Let none of us rest until
peace and stability are
restored.
By Adm. Frank B,
Kelsoll, CNO
SHPE chapter promotes sciences
Thanks 10 a grant from the national organization, the China Lake engineers in area high schools 10 encourage students 10 pursue engi-
Chapter, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers will begin an neering and science careers. Special sessions at the schools will expose
Advancing Careers in Engineering (ACE) program at area' high .students 10 the nature of engineering and scientific work and 'discuss
schools. beneftlS 10 earning a teehnical college degnee.
As a result of a proposal prepared by the c3tapler's own ACE com- In addition 10 NWC visits 10 high schools, the China Lake's chap\Cf
miuee, the national SHPE organization provided the grant 10 pay for proposal called foc special visits 10 NWC by interested students 10 see.
::l::I~J several visits each school year by Naval Weapons Cente'.sc~n~~~__~.~ .'. ~~.~~~~.~.~.~~~.~"g,.~~..........'.'.'_'.'__'..'_'_'.' _
_ .
, OCR Text: - BUY NOW!
Factory Rebates up to '1500 or B.9le. Financing through GMAC
Factory to Dealer Incentives up to
$1200
@
BUDEYRE
~ CHEVR[]LET _ BllICK®
Gee
1990 LUMINA 4 DR. oOJl;;.lL.lI"\1 990 UUI\""
IISRP $15,355, Bud Eyre Dbcoun. $1,606 IISRP $18,389, Bud Eyre Ilhcoun. $2,122
...nulactu..... Rebate $750 .... . - . _$750
SALE PRICE '12,999* SALE PRICE '15,517*
Vin. • 1m32. SII<. 162 V... '411263. SIk. 1506
-------------------1 V-6 Engine, Auto TransrMsion. Power Driver's Seat & Wndows. nt, Cn.Ue
1990 LUMINA EURO COUPE c:"av!:'=':':-~:'~='
BUD EYRE
@TOYOTA
1991 TOYOTA PICKUP
IISRP $8,473
Bud Eyre Discoun. $620
YOUR PRICE '7,853*
TAX & LlC. & DOC. FEE.
Vin. /1065631 , SIk. .1060
IISRP $16,403, Bud Eyre Dbcoun. $1,715
...nulactu...... Rebate $750
SALE PRICE '13,938*
1991 PREVIA 7 PASS. VAN
Vin. '170077. SII<. '70
1990 GEO PRIZM LSi SEDAN
IISRP $13,268, Bud Eyre Di_un. $631
U.nufacturer"a Rebat. $500, Import Owner'a Rebat. $1,000
SALE PRICE '11 ,137*
Ifn. • 146919. ~. • 142
1990 LUMINA EURO SEDAN
IISRP $16,525, Bud Eyre Discount $1,702
"'nulactu,". Rebate $750
SALE PRICE '14,074*
Vin. #219306. SII<. #96
1989 BUICK REATIA COUPE
IISRP $27,350
Bud Eyre Ilhcount $7,355
SALE PRICE '19,995*
If
... 1903469. SIk. 1521
leailer interior, AtNFM Cassene. Power \Yindows & locks & Seats,
Catpeled Mats, AIoo1inum Wheels, 4-whee{ Drive, Brakes. CrUse, nt,
IISRP $19.253
Bud Eyre Discount $1,642
YOUR PRICE '17,611 *
TAX & LlC. & DOC. FEE.
Vin. 1036259, SIk. .1028
1991 CAMRY SEDAN
IISRP $13,517
Bud Eyre Di.count $1,425
YOUR PRICE '12,092*
TAX & LlC. & DOC. FEE.
Detay V-6, Aulmabc TllW'lSITIission.
~==~~~~~~~
BUD EYRE PARTS AND SERVICE
TOYOTA AIR
"'....·LTER SPECIAL
$997
TOYOTA
PARTS AND SERVICE
Guaranteed At ().ter 10,000 Locations
CHEVROLET
NEW CARS
321 N. CHINA LAKE BLVD•• 375-4401
•
LUBE, OIL & FILTER
GM and TOYOTA Cars & Pickups
$1895 1 hr. SeMce,Cal in Advance,
0Ih0< Makes & Models
$I9IIfy Hp
The Valley's Only Authorized
I~~I
&Certified
@TOYOTA
Service Center
BUD EYRE
TOYOTA. • BUICK • GEO
USED CARS
433 N. CHINA LAKE BLVD.• 375-4405
•
J
•
•
•
•
•
.. .
" 23 9
reunion 8I8I8cI
for AprIl 'D start
I'IIauaI River - Tbe
I_III , 7 .W syJIIJlOIiIIJDI
die U.s. Nrta1 Test
Sc:IIool wit1le 1IeId_ AJIriI 'E1
ia die CcdIr JIIiJIt Off"_'
Cdr. T.J.. BenIOD. TPS
... die nveJII. .....
M:G.F 5., it...........
...-ciw _"M_.m
Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, California 93555-6001 Vol. XLVI, No.3, January 24,1991
TO Award caps accomplishments/
Norma J. Miller retires from Center with honors for ability to solve complex technical issues
Hard work and the ability 10 solve complex
technical issues helped earn the Naval
Weapons Center's Teclinical Director's Award
for Norma J. Miller of the Aircraft Weapons
Integration DeparUnent (Code 31). The award
was presented to Ms. Miller at her recent
retirement banquet by Rich Bruckman, repre-
senting Bill Poner, NWC's Technical Director.
In a leuer nominating Ms. Miller for the
honor, Ed KulChma. head of Code 31, said the
award was "in recognition of her outstanding
contributions 10 radar avionics that have made
her an invaluable asset 10 the Navy and
NWC."
Kutchma added, "she is continuously
sought after for development and review of
radar acquisition specifications, having
brought 10 that field her extensive knowledge
of software development, systems engineering
and systems integration practices."
The letter of commendation from Poner 10
accompany the award read in pari, "You have
earned the respect of your peers both on and
off-Center for your sustained level of excel-
lence and leadership....In addition 10 your
outstanding technical competence, your tal-
ents as a supervisor are outstanding. You have
consistently attracted gifted individuals 10 the
Center and have nonured them inlO national-
ly-recognized scientists and engineers."
For nearly 15 years, Ms. Miller has been a
major contributor to a wide variety of Navy
programs. This has included involvement with
requirements and demonstration/validation
phases of the Naval Advance Tactical Fighter
Program, participation in the national commit-
tee LO form a standard for the Ada Develop-
ment Environments, instructing an NWC-
sponsored class in the Ada language, provid-
ing technical suppon to development of the
mission computer and radar systems on the A-
6F project, formation of the AH-I Systems
Engineering Group and contributions to suc-
cessful development of the A-6E display
capabilities and facilities.
In addition to her technical and superviso-
ral expertise. she has been very active with
contributions 10 the EEO program on-Center.
In 1988 Ms. Miller was named EEO Supervi-
sor of the Year. In his nomination leller,
Kutchma noted she, "has been an EEO coun-
selor for a number of years. ... an active
recruiter and proponem of the junior profes-
sional development program.
The awar~ was presented at the NWC Sea-
farer Club with many of her friends and co-
workers looking on.
eNO's message
to Navy people
Once again, our Navy is
responding to our Comman-
der in Chiefs call to anns.
The American sailor's
courage and bravery are a
cherished part of our
nation's honor and heritage.
I am certain this generation
of young Americans serving
in our Navy will add their
chapter to this distinguished
history.
ever is needed to get the job
done.
TD AWARD··Norma J. Miller accepts the Naval
Weapons Center Technical.Director's Award from
Rich Bruckman, representing Bill Porter, NWC
Technical Director. The surprise honor was pre·
sented at Miller's retirement·banquet. The award
was given in recognition of her outstanding tech"
nical and supervisorial contributions.
In our democracy, there
are, and always have been,
some who oppose our coun-
try's going to war, but all
are in full support of those
serving in the Armed
Forces. As the President
and Congress have stated,
you will be provided what-
To those of you in hanns
way, \)(: certain you have the
full support and resources
of all of us in the Navy. We
admire and respect your
courage and dedication to
your duty and to your coun-
try. Our prayers for your
safety and strength of
courage go with you. W,:-
are dedicated to take care of
your loved ones. Get the job
done so we can get you
home.
Let none of us rest until
peace and stability are
restored.
By Adm. Frank B,
Kelsoll, CNO
SHPE chapter promotes sciences
Thanks 10 a grant from the national organization, the China Lake engineers in area high schools 10 encourage students 10 pursue engi-
Chapter, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers will begin an neering and science careers. Special sessions at the schools will expose
Advancing Careers in Engineering (ACE) program at area' high .students 10 the nature of engineering and scientific work and 'discuss
schools. beneftlS 10 earning a teehnical college degnee.
As a result of a proposal prepared by the c3tapler's own ACE com- In addition 10 NWC visits 10 high schools, the China Lake's chap\Cf
miuee, the national SHPE organization provided the grant 10 pay for proposal called foc special visits 10 NWC by interested students 10 see.
::l::I~J several visits each school year by Naval Weapons Cente'.sc~n~~~__~.~ .'. ~~.~~~~.~.~.~~~.~"g,.~~..........'.'.'_'.'__'..'_'_'.' _
_ .
, China Lake Museum,Rocketeer Newspaper,Rocketeer 1990s,Rocketeer 1991,Rktr1.24.1991.pdf,Rktr1.24.1991.pdf Page 1, Rktr1.24.1991.pdf Page 1
This record is already added in your scrapbook
