Page Eight Summer school lor local youngsters to start on Monday A varied and interesting five-week summer scbool program, open to pre-firat through pre-elgbth graders, will be offered beginning on Monday and continuing on weekdays through Friday, July 30, by the SIerra Sanda Unified School DIstrIct. Notices about the claaaes to be offered and bus scbedules have been mailed to the homes of all youngSters who have alrelldy registered for summer school. Late registrations will be accepted at any time daring the summer sessloo. The primary program, pre-first through pre-tbIrd grades, will be held at Groves, Inyokern, Las Flores, Pierce, Richmond and Ridgecrest Heights Schools. Cblldren in these grades will attend summer scbool classes in a controlled classroom sltuatioo from 8 a.m. until 12 noon. Parents who wish their children to attend this program should contact Stanley Kus, principal of the primary program summer school, by call1hg 44&-2531. Pre-fourth through pre-elghth grade students will be offered a variety of elective programs to fill their summer school day. YOUDgIIters taking the elective program, which is to be held at James Monroe School and Murray School, may select the claaaes they want. Early registration will assure a wider selectloo of avallable claaaes. Parents who wish their cbIldren to attend this program should cootact Joim RongIab, principal of the elective program summer school, by calling 446-4561. Hawaiian luau set at COM Saturday DancIng to the music of the CalIfornia Country, a country and western group from Bakersfield, will be held at the Com- misslooed OffIcers' Mess tonight from 9 until 1 a.m. Dick YO\Dlglll8ll, ChIna Lake Director of Cube and Mesaes, reminds COM patrons of the Hawallan luau to be held 00 Saturday. Music for the event will be provided by the HarrIs 5 Os, a Polynesian music group from Las Vesas, begImIng at 9 p.m. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. For a price of $5 per peraon, (sa for cbIIdren), members and guests will enjoy Hl!-wallan- style beefribs, corn 00 the cob, fruit salsd In a watermeloo baaket, and exotic bean salsd. In addition, HawallaJHtyle drinks will be felltured. Tickets will be avallahle at the door Saturday evening. ROCKETEER JUDGING ARTWORK - Judges for lhe Fire Hydranl Bicenlennial Project examine an entry entiHed "The capitol," one of 17 such hydrllnts that were p.linted by youngslers 01 Girl Scoul Troop 64, Cub Scoul P.ck 341 and lhe 6th grade Prolesl.nt Sunday Sc_1 class 01 lhe All F.ith Chapel. The judges.re (I.·r.) Fire Chiel W. R. Knighl, head 01 the Fire Division; P. G. Spr.nkle, chairman 01 lhe NWC Employee Services Board; Wilton Wyman, presidenl 01 the Community Council board 01 directors; D. L. Kline, program coordinalor; and Capl. R. D. Franke, NWC Deputy Commander. Awards were scheduled 10 be given to winning and participaling artisls this .fternoon. The hydranls are iocaled along Halsey Ave.•nd Blandy SI. -Pboto by Ron Allen Barbecue at fairgrounds on Jul, 4 to open gala Independence Da, fete Tickets are now on sale for the Big Bang Barbecue - the opening event in the community's July 4 evening celebration at the Desert Empire Fairgrounds. PrIced at $2.50, they are available at the Ridgecrest City Hall, the "Daily In- dependent" newspaper and the Station Pharmacy, and proceeds will go to tbe Maturango Museum building fund. As a special bargain, however, tickets will be sold for just $2 through nen Wednesday. Speci.1 Clremonies PI.nned DurIng the barbecue beef dinner, which will be held from 7 to 9:30 p.m., special ceremooles scheduled for the gala event include flag presentations by the MarIne Corps League, the Naval AIr Facility Drill Team and the Elks Lodge and speeches by Rear AdmIral R. G. Freeman m, NWC C«nmander, and Ted Edwards, mayor of Ridgecrest. Also planned for that evening are music by the Sierra Sands School DIstrIct com- bined marching band, the seallng of a 10(). year time capsule containing items representative of community life and a scroll signed by all who attend the evening's festivities, a traditional fireworks displsy and a costume ball. The Bicentennial Birthday Ball, which is scheduled to begin about 10 p.m., will be a pageant of American history in which everyone Is invited to come In the period costume of his or her cbolce. Michael Garrett, director of the Burroughs Stage Band, is assembling local musicians to provide music for the ball, which will be open to the public witbout charge. Festivities on July 4 itself, however, are not the only activities scheduled to honor this natioo's birth. "177'" To Open Friday The first event of the local observance of Independence Day will occur on the evening of Friday, July 2, with the opening of the Conununity Ught Opera and Theater Association's production of "1776," at the Burroughs High School lecture center. Slated to begin at 8:15 p.m., -other per- formances of the award-winning musical story of the natioo's birth are scheduled at the same time on July 3, 8, 9 and 10. A 2:30 p.m. matinee is planned for July 4. 00 Saturday, July 3, an arIs and crafts fair sponsored by the Indian Wells Valley Bicentennial CommIttee will open at the Desert Empire Fairgrounds' Joshus Hall at 10 a.m. and continue until about 7:30 p.m. Activity will resume at approximately 10 a.m. the nen day, July 4, and last through about 9 p.m. Widely V.ried progr.m The fair will include e:d1ibits, sales and demonstrations by local craftsmen and artists, plays wrI~, produced and acted by school children of the Valley, and special performances' of music, dancing and poetry. FUN TIME FOR YOUNGSTERS- Matt P.rrisand Dennell F'-r, two 01 the s- year~1cIs enrolled in the kindergarten cI.ss offered during the All F.ith Chapel'. V.calion Bible Sc_I, enloyed making cookies .s part 01 their learning ex- !,""ionce. The cookies have ..........ted '" the "Welcome 'Aboard Neighborl" _ram of the chapel. Theme of the _.Iang Vocation Bible School, (which ended lasl Friday) was "St.nd Up.nd Cheerl Jesus Sets U. Freel" Youngsters enrolled in the dlfferenl .ge-.....I cia.... _re involved in • v.riety 01 .rt .nd craft wort<, including the making of v._ .nd ortHidaI I......... thet were ",esonted to patients ., the Rklgecrest Community Hospital. The MarIne Corps League and other local groups are organizing activities for a traditiooal olcHasblooed famlly picnic at Ridgecrest Park on July 4, beginning at 1 p.m. and continuing throughout the af- ternoon. In additioo to pmes and other special events at the park, there will be free swimming at the adjacent John PInney Memorial Swimming Pool. At noon on the Fourth of July, the Naval Weapons Center's saluting batteries, let up on the lawn in !root of the AdmIni8tratioo Bullding, will fire a 21-gun Natiooal salute. June 25, 1976 SHOWBOAT MOVIE RATINGS The objective of the ratings is to inform parents about the suitability of moyie content for viewing by their children. (G)· ALL AGES ADMITTED General Audiences (PG). ALL AGES ADMITTED Parental Guidance Suggested ( R)· RESTRICTED Under 17 requires accompanying Parent or Adult GUilrdian CS . Cinemascope STD · Standard Movie Screen Regular starting time-7 :30 p.m . Program subject to change without notice - please check marquee. FRio " THE GETAWAY" (123Mln.) Steve McQueen. All MacGraw 2SJUNE ( Action Dram. ) An ex·convlct, his wife and two other professionilis plan and execute II par· ticular ly bloody robbery, and net a half·million dollars. They then undertake a cross-country getaway to escape the pol ice and ill gang of double· crossing thieves. ( PG ) SAT. 2'JUNE "DOC SAVAGE" (lOOMin.) Ron Ely. M ichael M iller (Safire ) A heroic crime fighter, aided by a group Of superlatively brainy associates, conducts a crusade against the forces of inlustice. (G ) SUN . 27 JUNE nGODFATHER PART lin (200 M in.) AI Pa.clno, Robert Duval (Action Drama ) Companion film to "The Godfather" enr iches the magnificent portrait of Oon Corleone, who develops from an orphaned Sicilian immigrant to a powerful Godfather. The film follows the life of his son, M ichael , who assumes the mantle after Don Corleone's death. Revenge and fam ily loyalty thunder from the screen, with much less violence than part 1. (R) MON. 2.JUNE " THE HERO" (96 M in.) Richard Harris, Romy Schneider ( Dr~m~ ) An aging soccer player Is befriended by a t en·year.old boy who Idolizes him . (PG) TUE. DJUNE "OLD DRACULA" (88Mln. ) David Niven, Teresa Graves (Comedy) count Dracula (David Niven) awaits touriSts in his Transylvania castle. The tour In· cludes four final ists from a Playboy Magazine contest toflnd " The most blteable playmate Of the month." Dracula's faithful manservant , Malt,.cers, inquirers if any Of the viSiting girls will have the right blood type? Dracula has been searching for the right type to bring his beloved Countess Vampira back to life from her peaceful sleep of the last 50 years. They collect samples and perfOrm a transfusion. To their astonishment Countess Vampira returns to life with one hillarious difference. ( PG) WED. 30JUNE " JUGGERNAUT" (110Min.) Omar Sharif, Richard Harris ( Adventure Drama) Orama and Intri gue aboard an oe..n liner. (PG) THURS. 1 JULY "DEATH RACE 2000" (8OMln.) David Carradine, Simone Griffeth (Science Fiction) In the year 2000, the national sport is the ahnual Trans·Contlnental Road Race, in which the oblect - aside from the fastest time and coming in first - Is to run over as many pedestr ians as possible. An underground revolutionary group attempts to sabotage the race. (R) FRt . 2JULY " THE WOMAN t LOVE" (83Mln.) Richard Chamberlain, Faye Dunaway (Drama ) The history making incident in which King Edward VIII renounced the Brillsh throne to marry the twl ce·d ivorced .Amer ican Wall is Warfield Simpson is reenacted in this movie. The film progresses from the first meeting between Mrs. Si mpson and the Prince of Wales to his final irrevocable decision to abdicate. (PG ) Dance slated at college The Stumpbreakers will play for a dance atthe Mind Shaft Coffeehouse of Cerro Coso Collese tooigbt beginning at 8:30. Admission to this, the MInd Shaft's first activity of the summer, will be $1.50, or $1.25 with an_ASCC card. The public is In- vited to attend. ~ u .s. Govet'"nmeflt Printing Otflc.: "" 1976 642 1 NOo&10 - From: PLACE STAMP HERE To: INSIDE ... 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