Page Eight T~chnology ••• (Continued from Pe.,. 3) technologists have already provided nunierous inputs, Dr. liaBerge is still seeking idea!i on potentia I civilian uses of our resources and knowhow. George Linsteadt, Technology Utilization Officer, (Code 30401, Ext. 2586) is the man to contact on this. (At the bottom of this page, we have placed a feedhack sheet that anyone who has a constructive idea may fill out and return to Lin- steadt). ASPA Related Efforts The Science and Technology segment of the ASPA National Conference, led by Dr. laBerge in place of Mr. Wilson, helped to link Center inta'est in teclmology utilization with the national effort in this area. In the formal program, Center people serving on panels included Dr. G. W. Leonard, Head, Propulsion Development Dept. and Dr. Richard Clark, Head, Atmospheric Applications Branch, Code 602. A breakfast seminar on cross- organizational use of technology was joined in by Leroy Marquardt, Head, Instrument Development Division, Code 304, George Lin- steadt, and Fred Nathan, Domestic Action Coordinator, Code 172. ASPA Follow Through Effort Planned The final session of the Denver Conference, chaired by Fred Nathan, covered ASPA's role in Science and Technology. The consensus of this meeting was that the China Lake Chapter should sustain the ASPA science and technology activities begun here last year by organizing a Society working group that seeks to im- prove the management of- science and technology particularly as it may meet domestic needs. This group should initially focus on area problems. Attendees volunteering actively to participate in the group included Dr. Ed Bergman, Teclmical Director of the Naval Electronics Laboratory Center, Prof. Ross Clayton of USC, and key representatives of such other organizationas as JPL, Rand Corp., and NASA: --&suring that the 1972 Natiooal Conference again includes a segment on Science and Technology - with even greater ROCKETEER GO FLY A KITE-Invites vivacious Virginia Bodenburg, vice president of Burroughs Pep Club, in the first annual Pep Club Kite Contest to be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, May 15, on Burroughs' Baseball Field. Both grade and high school students and teachers may participate. Unusual and valuable prizes, donated by local merchants, will be awarded for the most beautiful, most unusual, largest, smallest, best teacher entry, and best class entry. All kites must be handmade; a minimum of 75 feet of string in the air will be permitted. Entry fee is 35 cents. Proceeds will support the Pep Club and activities of the high school sports program. involvement on the part of line local and state officials. (The Denver Conference was the first one with any focus on this topic.); -having the more than 150 at- tendees registering at the Science and Technology sessions con- sidered a heginning ASPA network of people wanting to communicate on public science and technology matters. (Names and addresses of these people are heing compiled and distributed by the China Lake Chapter.). China Lake Chapter Meets At the CbiDa Lake (])apter meeting on May 5, Dr. laBerge discussed Center plans for teclmology transfer, the Denver Conference highlights were briefly reviewed, and plans for following through on organizing the ASPA Science and Technology working group were discussed. President Leroy Marquardt encouraged Iroad Center participation in this Chapter effort. He pointed out that affiliation with and support of the Chapter work is abetted by ASPA membership. Chapter Mem- bership Chairman is Brenda Burnett, Code 1731, Ext. 3753. I l.·:~::~.;~~~~:\ ::.. II: ,: . ::: ';";;:i~GR~;':: BOTH OF THEM- That's what pretty Terl Hili, a Code 75 secretary, seems to be saying as she helps to bring attention to the fact that donations for the current Navy Relief drive are now being accepted. As for the cars, well, we can't say what they're going to be used for because we're not allowed to publicize this type of promotion. -Photo by PH3 Ron Mills ISHOWBOAT l MOVIE RATINGS The obi ective of the ntin,s is to inform parents about the suitilbUily of movie content for viewing by their d'lildren. (G ) . ALL AGES ADMITTED General AudiencH (GP ) . ALL AGES AOMITEO Pilrentill Guiclilnce Sug9l!Sted IRI · RESTRICTED .01 linde!" 17 requires ilccompilny· ing Pilrent or Adult GUilrdliln 14 MAY " FOOLS" In Min) Jason Robards, Katharine Ross 7: lO p.m. IOrilmill They lost their hearts in San Francisco, this aging grade· B actor and the estranged wife of a wealthy lawye.-. The mismatdled pair feil in love anet caused dif. ficulty for evervone they met. A bittersweet stor y. (GP ) SMrt: " Fulier·AIi Figh'" (lIMinl SAT lSMAY -MATtNEE- "PINOCCHIOINOUTER SPACE" ,,'Mini Cartoon Feature 1:00p.m. SMm: "Frlldured Frtendstlip"" Min) "Hulll LilllI" II' Min) -eVENIN