Page Eight Station Club Calendar OFFICER'S MESS (Open) FRIDAY, SEPT. 28 C.O.M. Hoppy Hour 4:30 to 7 p.m. Candlelight Dinner R0051 Prime ,Ribs of 'Beef Special Fish Dinner Served 6 to 10 p.m. Donce 10 the Millionaires 8 1o Midnight Reservations f1eo~e SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 family Night feo'Ui"ing a Spaghetti Dinner with Wine ond 0 Children's Menu Served 6 to 9 p.m. SUNDAY, Sept. 30 Sundoy Buffet• .5 10 8 p .m. Club cnd rBor Open at 4:30 p.m. TUESDAY, OCT. 2 Family Night Duplicate Bridge at 7 p.m. THURSDAY, OCT. .( Too,trnosh!lrs Dinner 6 p.m. CPO CLUB (Open) FRIDAY, SEPT. 28 Pockoge Store open from ,(:30 to .5:30 p.m. Dinner will be served from S 10 8:30 p.m. The menu will feoture Baked Rib of Roo$l, Hom Clnd Chicken. Les Brown and his Bond of Renown will be the featured entertainment. Admiuion including the Dinner is $2 per person. SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 Pool open from 10 a .m. to 7:30 p .m. SUNDAY, SEPT. 30 Family Nite at Pool from 10 a .m. to 10 p.m. Breakfast Served from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. MONDAY, OCT. , Club closed unlil 4:30 p .m. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3 Package Store open from 4 :30 to 5:30 p.m. Happy Hour from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. THURSDAY, OCT. 4 Family Nite a t Pool from 4 10 10 p.m. PO CLUB (ht a nd 2nd Clou) SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 SADIE HAWKINS DAY Prius for Best Dogpaleh Costume Dance 8 p .m. to 2 a .m. Dining room open 5:30 to 9 p.m. SUNDAY, SEPT. 30 Bar open from 12' p.m. to 12 a .m. MONDAY, OCT. 1 Shuffleboard Tournomenl Begins 01 8 p .m. WEDI'CESDAY, OCT. 3 Pockoge Store Open 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. EM CLUB FRIDAY, SEPT. 28 Dungoree Hour from 4 10 6 p .m. Dance Night by Ihe ·Blolen from 9 p.m. 10 1 a .m. SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 Jukebox Dance SUN.DAY, SEPT. 30 Jukebox Dance MONDAY, OCT. 1 Dungaree Hour from 4 to 6 p .m. Dance Night by the Prin«ians from 7:30 10 11 :30 p.m. TUESDAY, OCT. 2 Dungaree Hour from 4 to 6 p.m. Shuffleboard Tournament slorls at 7 p.m. WED~ESDAY, OCT. 3 Dungaree Hour from 4 to 6 p.m. THURSDAY, OCT. 4 Dungaree HaUl' from 4 to 6 p.m. Shuffleboard Tournament $tarts at 7 p.m. NEWS ODDITIES c. w. Shewbert, a former Navy Chief Petty Officer, re- signed his job at San Diego as a coroner's deputy because "noti- fying the families was just too much to take." "I don't mind having to deal with so many death," he said, "but having to deliver the news was too tough." A Fresno woman, who slipped on " grape in a Santa Cruz Mark- et was awarded $3,000 damages. The market's attorneys con- tended that if the grade were wet it would have meant it had just fallen from the rack and the market was not laible. The jury a g r e e d that the grape was dry and gave the wo- man $3,000 for her fall. Bakersfield College Slates, Tryouts for Christmas Play An Elizabethan comedy for the Christmas season will be presented by the China Lake branch of Bakersfield College. Try-outs and a general meet- ing for those interested in act- ing or the technical side of pro- duction have been set for B p.m. ()n October 4 and 5 in the Multi- Use Room of Burroughs High School. The play, which calls for 12 men and five women, is to be directed by John Lawson, in- structor in English and speech and drama at the local college. There are also parts for several boys from 10 to 15 years old, ac- cording to Mr. Lawson. Those attending the meetings next Thursday and Friday need not now be enrolled in the col- lege, Dean Scheidt said. All per- sons who would like to partici- pate will be enrolled for the play only and receive college credit, he said. THE ROCKETEER SHOWBOAT TODAY SEPT. 28 " THE 300 SPARTAN.S" (113 Min.) Richard Egan, DiaM Boker 7 p.rn. (Greek hi510ry in color) Greek history has a fascination for the whole world and Ihis recreation of the Sollie of Thermopyloe, produced in Greece, slicks admirably 10 Ihe legend CO$tume5, bailie loclic5, background are authentic. (Adults and young people) SATURDAY SEPT. 29 - MATINEE - " TEENAGE MILLlON.AIRE" (84 Min.) Jimmy Clanton 1 p.m. SH~T, "Mexicoli Schmoe!" (7 Min.) "Adventure of Copt. King, Chopler No. I" (22 Min.) - EVENING - " THIjEE STOOOES IN DRSIT" (87 Min.) The Stoogel 7 p.m. (Comedy) Our bays find new lodgings in the castle of on eccentric inventor who has a new secret weapon (sub.tonk-helicopter) Ihot Martian spies wont for eorlh invasion. Sure il'$ slapslick, but it's good to loughl (Family) SHORT: "Feather Bluster" (7 Min.) "Danger is My Business" (19 Min.) SUN.·MON. SEPT. 30 - OCT. 1 " BOY'S NIGH T CUT" (115 Min.) Kim Novak, James Garlner Tony Randall (Comedy in color) Three husbands and a bachelor friend renl a lawn aparlmenl for purpose of honky·panky and Kim, who is applying for apartment renlal, is mislaken for "The Blonde." A spicy force for lhe light.hearted. (Adults and young people) TU E.•WED. OCT. 2·3 " MAKE WAY FOR LILA" (90 Min.) Ericka Remberg, Joachim Honsen 7 p.m~ (Drama in tolar) Unusual story of a Scan- dinavian girl who is adopted by a Lapland couple when she is left parentlen. Her STrug· gle to decide between two lovers paces this artic tole. Very different. (Adults and Young People) SHORT, "Wonders of Dallas" (20 Min.) THURS.•FRI. OCT. 4·5 " MR. ,ROBERTS" (123 Min.) Henry Fonda, James Cagney, Jock Lemon 7 p.m. (Comedy in color) It', backl That laugh-o. minute crew with the laundry officer the stern captain hasn't seen in two yeors, and the howlingly crOly liberly party of all time! Don't miss. (Adults and Young People) Disabled Vets Get Increase In Compensation Juanita Cox, Kern County Vet- erans Representative, advises local veterans who receive dis- ability compensation c h e c k s from the Federal Government not to be surprised by an increas- ed amount on the checks receiv- ed after October 1, 1962. A new amendment to the code increas- es the monthly payment to dis- abled veterans. Along with the normal in- crease, the first check under the new amendment will include an additional lump sum payment · equal to three times the month- ly increase. 'Home Beautiful' at China Lake COMMUNITY PRIDE - ?ride in home and community is reflected in this week's "Home Beautiful" selection of the residence of Mr. and M~s. Dominic Rusciolleli at 406·B Prince~ ton. Mrs, Rusciolleli is shown seated in their 14 x 14 foot enclosed p.tio of redwood panel- ing and alternating colored translucent fiber... glass windows. A carefully groomed front and b.ck y. rd enclosed by a white fence denotes this family's pride in their com· munity. In their 10 ye.rs at NOTS this is the second home they have improved and landscaped. They h.ve lived at their present address only three ye.rs_ Friday, September 28, 1962 World Famous Les Brown Band to Spice CPO Party Tonight's dance at the Chief ePtty Officers' Club will feature the appearance of world famous Les Brown and his "Band of eRnown," according to club manager Jodie M. Duncan. A buffet dinner will precede a.m., he announced. the dancing which starts at 9 The buffet, which is included p.m. and continues through 1 in the admission price of $2 per a.m. Breakfast will be served af- person, will include baked rib ter the dancing, starting at 1 of roast, ham and chicken. Serv- Kay Cox, a secretary in the Transportation Division, Public Works, came to work at NOTS in May, 1961. She met and mar- ried her husband, Ralph, in 1957, while he was assigned to NAF. After their marriage he was transferred to Florida. When he was discharged, they return- ed to China Lake so Ralph could enter the Station's training pro- gram as an apprentice machin~ ist. Both are natives of Bakers- field. "I guess we are just desert rats at heart," Kay says. They have a four-year-