8..:;:c, UNREQUITED lOVE - laurie Gerow, portraying Guenevere, and Bill Farris, portraying lancalot Du lac, lament their fate in this scene from rehearsal for CLOTA's presentation of Camelot, which runs tonight and tomorrow evening. Tickets for the show, which begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Burroughs lecture Center, are stili available at the door. They are $6_50 for general admission and $4.50 for senior citizens, stu- dents under 21 and enlisted personnel and their dependents. Star Spangled Summer fun continues for youngsters Providing local youth with a variety of exciting swnmer activities, the Star Spangled Summer continues at the Naval Weapons Center. Being held at the Youth Center, Monday through Friday, 8 to 10 a.m., the Room to Grow development program's third session "Super Me" will begin on August 4 and will continue through August 15. Available to children 5 to 9 years of age, the course is $18 for military dependents, $20 for DOD dependents and $22 for private citizens. the latest rules governing on and off road racing. Clinic fee is $4.50 per military dependent, $5 DOD dependent and $5.50 for private citizen. Bikes are needed at the class. Being beld at the Youth Center, the Skate Board Tournament will take place on Wed- nesday, August 6 from 9 to 11 a.m. Youth, age 8-17, will accomplish events such as the Giant Slalom and the Freestyle Fees are $.75 per military dependent, $1 per DOD dependent and $1.25 per private citizen. Participants are required to have a signed pennission slip, knee pads, elbow pads and a hard helmet. ARC moves Moved from 1811 Lauritsen, the Red Cross Office is now located at 1605 Lauritsen (on the corner of Lauritsen and Ellis). Open Monday through Friday, 12:30 to 5 p.m., the office still retains its old tele- phone numbers. People needing to get in contact with the Red Cross can still contact them at 939-3208 during working hours or at 939-2303 for emergencies. July 25. 1986 FRIDAY JULY 15 "POUCE ACADEMY 3: BACK IN TRAINING" Slama, Steve Guneabetg aDd Bubba Smith (Corned,.. rated R, 84 min.) SATURDAY,MONDAY JULY" 13 "THE MONEY PIT" • Starrin Tom Han'" on. s~l1er LooS (Comody, f2!ed PO. 9 nUn.) SUNDAY JULY 21 "SLEEPING BEAUTr (Animated, rated 0, 75 min.) TUESDAY JULY 29 MATINEE "101 DALMATIONS" (Animated. rated a, 79 min.) WED~~DAY JULYJ. "TROLL" Slanina Michae1Moriarty .IIIdShclley Hack (Science-FlCtioalComcdy, rated PO-13, 83 min.) TIIURSDAY JULY 31 MATINEE "WEIRD SCIENCE" Starrin, Anthon)' Michael HaIl &Dd Kelly LeDrock (ComedylFanwy, rated PO-Il. 93 min.) FRIDAY AUGUST 1 .. PRETTY IN PINK" Sl.Imul Molly Ringwald and Harry Dea.n Stanton (CortEdy, rated PQ.13. 97 min.) r_: M.tiftee 11:00 pm Eftflq 11:00 pm -.~.,; Mum.. / 1:30 pm Ew.nine , 1:30 ..-I (G'ALl AGES ADMITTED G_"'AudlCftCl'l tl"Gl ALL AGES ADMITTED ,....."., Gu!dant;e s.,...lted IRI RESTRICTED u.... 11 RlqUires "«:~.,,ng ,..,to'IIO# Aduh NEXNews Swnmer Values Sale continues at China Lake's Navy Exchange through Wednes- day, July 30. The NEX Back-tD-School Sale is slated from July 30 through Aug. 17. This weekend, enter the great television giveaway. Patrons can win a Panasonic television by signing up in the self-<;ervice department. Wednesday, July 30 is the registration deadline and the drawing is planned for August 6. NEX patrons can take advantage of the Personalized Services Department for photo finishing, dry cleaning, house plants and other unique gifts. Trophies and awards will be going to the first through third place finishers at the youth golf tournament being held in August. Golfers age 8-10 will play on Mon- day, August 18 from 9 a.m. until I p.m. Playing on Monday, August 25 from 9 a.m. until I p.m. will be golfers age 11 to 17. Check-in time for both events is 8:30 a.m. at the China Lake Golf Course. Tournament fees are $9 for military dependents, $10 for DOD dependents and $11 for private citi- Youth, aged If-15, will be able to further their knowledge of leather working while completing two projects. This advanced leather tooling class wili run August 5-14 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Hobby Complex. Course fees are $14 per military dependent, $15 per DOD dependent and $16 per private citizen. Fees include all instruction and materials needed for the course. A disco wiii be held at the Enlisted Mess this Wednesday, July 30, from 8 to 11:30 p.m. Dance Music Connection will be the DJ and authorized patrons and guests will be able to cast another ballot for their favorite OJ. Admission is just $1 per person. zens. From August 11 through the 15, a bicycle safety course will be offered in the Gym Annex from 9 to 10 a.m. Instruction will in- clude bike repair, street regulations and Registration for all these events will be taken at the Infonnation, Ticket and Tour Office Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Additional information may be ob- tained by phoning 9:19-2010. +++ Enjoy a seafood plate special at the Enlisted Mess tonight, July 25, from 5:30 to 9 p.m. +++ Every Sunday, from 9:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m., enjoy a mouth-watering brunch at the Commissioned Officers' Mess. Adults can enjoy all they can eat for only $4.95 each. children ages 7-12 can eat all they can for only $2.95 each and children ages 2.0 can feast for only $1.95 each. Little ones under 2years of age can eat ali they want for free. IWV Booster may hold keys to television problems When the characters in Dallas begin to operates a recorded announcement service organization's answering device. look like they're snarling at each other in to inform viewers on the status of through- Over half the callers leave a message the middle of an arctic blizzard, or the AAU the-air reception. Dialing 446-7442 helps about reception problems on a specific Diving Championships seem to be taking callers determine the source of their TV channel. Mike verifies these reports by place in mid-December in Siberia, viewers problems by announcing which channels, if testing incoming signals on three distinct may want to phone Indian Wells Valley TV any. are having difficulties at the organiza- antenna systems. If his check confinns the Booster, Inc. (TVB) before calling for the tion's translator/relay stations on Laurel difficulty, he passes the information to the repairman. The not-for-profit organization and "B" Mountains, or perhaps at their TVB Operations Committee. This prompts .wIs_H.... L arl - Peak Malt MIn Gusl Preclp Fri. 97 66 20 knots Sat. 103 63 13 knots Sun. 106 62 13 knots Mon. 94 66 21 knots trace Tues. 94 68 19 knots 0.01 Wed. 98 66 16 knots 0.02 Thurs. 98 66 18 knots All measurements are made at Armitage Airfield. own points of orgin. a trek by committee members to one of Mike Cash, a member of Booster's Board TVB's mountaintop relay installations to of Directors, operates the announcement- diagnose the problem. To restore accept· and-trouble-reporting program out of his able transmission, the organization's FCC· home. Since he established the service licensed engineer may have to adjust or three months ago, records indicate an replace electronic components purchased average of 1.5 calls every day to the with a fund supplied through membership White water on the Kern Join NWC's Recreational Services for the adventure of a lifetime. On Friday, August I, the Youth Activities Branch wiii travel to the Kern River for an exciting white water rafting expedition. Trip fee is $20 per military dependent and $25 per DOD dependent and is available to youthage 12through 17. Participants should pack a sack lunch for the trip. Registration will be taken at the Infor- mation, Ticket and Tour Office MoO