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Monday Tflru Friday 9:00 to 9:30,1 DOVE I I I ~~.!"'co:.~n~.", 99~ II Saturday 9:00 to 9:00, Sunday 9:00 to 8:00 II BAR SOAP I 9~ I 20"15 or 12~1 1 0· rons I I I ~~~C~~~E~375-0220 I :;~~:~h I I Re,ular 1.69 Roll EA I PHARMACY PHONE: 375-0223 I 4.75 OUNCE BAR EA I Fin! , Will c . . . . . . I Ant • ~ c..,.. • L .._...... ..m. .......... ....1 -------------~-------------------------------- = • ( ,. 1 MMCM Jones Three lOUrS ofduty as a command master chief onboard ship prepared MMCM Prank Jones for assignment as the command master chief at the Naval Weapons Center (NWC). Coming to China Lake was almost a dream come true for the new top enlisted penon at NWC. "When the detailer offered me this billet, I couldn't say yes fast enough, I love this area." Master ChiefJones commented. The command master chief is a direct link between the commander and the enlisted penonnel on- Center. "I'm responsible to the CO for the momle and welfare ofall the enlisted people assigned to NWC; added MMCM Jones. While he's still busy learning all the instructions that govern day-to- day actions at China Lake, Master ChiefJones says thejob is filled with challenges. There are numerous administrative details to be attended to. and a wide variety of meetings MASTER CHIEF-MMCM Frank Jones Is the Naval Weapons Center's Command Master Chief (CMC), succeeding FCCM Ralph Legler as the top enlisted person on-board. Master Chief Jones reported to NWC from duty as CMC aboard the U.S.S. Anchorage. Photo by PHAN Cary Brady Skipper addresses MAC Capt John Bun, Naval Weapons Center (NWC) Commander, met with the Mililary Affairs Commitlee of the Ridgecrest Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday at the Officer.;' Club. Chaired by Gerald Hucek, the Mil- ilary Affairs Comminee exists to pro- vide supportfor the overall mission of NWC and to develop beneficial rela- tionships between the mililary and civilan citizens of Ridgecrest The committee consists of 15 businesspersons who are committed 10 expanding the communications channels between the. city of Ridge- crest and the Naval Weapons Center. "TIus committee represents an important bridge of under.;tanding," said Capt. Burt. "I hope that this group will c""tinue 10 provide an interchange of information between our two groups. We want to continue 10 be a good citizen of Ridgecrest fl This committee sponsored the Salute 10 the Blue Angels in April at the fairgrounds and annually co-hosts a reception at the Tailhook Confer- ence to showcase Ridgecrest and the Naval Weapons Center. . , assumes CMC 'job and boonIs to attend as the command enlisted representative. A native ofthe Cloverdale, Calif., area, Master Chief Jones feels get- ting inlO the command master chief program has been one of the high- lights of a 28-year Navy career that started when the Air Force recruiter didn't come 10 work one day and the Navy recruiter did. The rest has been a succession of interesting and chal- lenging lOUIS. all but one of which has been out of a West Coast homeport. He repMed to NWC from duty as the U.s.s. Anchorage's command master chief. Previous top enlisted posts onboard ship had been with the U.S.s. Hollister and the U.S.s. Duncan. MMCM Jones had never been assigned 10 China Lake in his previ- ous tours. but was a Lancaster-based recruiter in the 19705 and got to know, and love, the area then. 1bat led 10 this lastest assignment where • he succeeded FCCM Ralph Legler as the command master chief. Looking ahead, Master Chief Jones says he enjoys working with young saiIors,lOdo the bestfor them and the Navy. He likes to help both sides meet mutual needs through a Naval career. "My goal for this lOur is 10 see that all the troops' needs are met and 10 maintain the high state of momle that exists at the Naval Weapons Center," stressed MMCM Jones. Water worriers can relax Replacement of a nearly two- mile-long s!retCh of the approxi- mately three-mile-Iong 24-inch waler main onbolrd the Naval Wea- \iOiiSCentcr'(NWC) is expecleCl to begin early in the new f...:al year. Bruno J. PannulO of the NWC Public Works Departtnent's Engi- neering Division, said the Navy is going to replace the section of water line between the NWC Credit Union and the B-Mountain reservoirs. He estimated it would take about three months 10 complete the work once construction began. There have been four breaks in dIe water line this summer. the flfSt three on the section of line due for replacement. PannulO salCi the pipe in question is a 24-inch mortar lined and mortarcoatedsteel pipe. Itfailed in three places and is leaking some- what in other.;. Corrosion ofthe pipe tookplace at a faster ",te than expected becauseof a combination of electrolytic and galvanic corrosion. PannUIO said the new pipe will be of a similar con- Slruction, but with new protection technology available, it should have about a 1000year life expectancy. The fourth and last break was on King Street and occurred at a fining that corroded out of the main pipe section. This section of the water linbe (west ofthe NWC Federal Cre- dit Union) is considered 10 be in good condition. Nonetheless, noted PannulO, corrosion consullanlS from the Western Division, Naval Engi- neering Facilities Command, will conduct a study of the line to deter- mine its ove",11 condition. OffICials in the Center's Public Works Department feel, however, there is linle likelihood ofadditional water shulOffs because of broken water mains in the near future. Presendy, new valves are being inslalled 10 permit the isolation of ruptured sections of pipe, thus avoiding the need 10 shut down the entire water system 10 conductrepair work. Center officials now th1nlc water worriers can relax. The worst is over! MAC MEETS-Capt. John Burt, NWC Commander, talks to the Ridgecrest Military Affairs Committee. ! , OCR Text: o B --.... P8glessCI - 8 ve September 9. 1988 lAVE .WAYI Baidllllleu Coupons. RenteMer WI 1110 .... IU MIlllltlclurtr'I Cents Oft Coupolll. r---------------------------------r----:--------... I 1il!1Ii';!:1I1A,Iea'Hni!QH~1 I ~ I PIg/Br I I .110 11111111 I .iihIi. I I I ~- I I I I - .._,!!!-II!_A I I I I ~ =.~ 1 88 I ....,......".................- 299 I I I =~ EACH I =-,.-:__....::-.1137"10.......- I I 1________... .,;;.__.:. ....___-. 12EXP01URE I I I 1'1r1li';!:1I1A,Iea'ijni!Q"~ I ~ 388 Gr. 588 ~. "1AR I Kodak Gold I I I ,-- I IllAClUI PIli I I __ I ~!!!'---.~- 2111. 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PACK -- .ux· ___ __________ ________________ ---------______1 I I All items and prices In liIis advertisement a••ilable only al: I I I 840 N. I I I I I I ! ! lAKE BLVD. ! ! I I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. Monday Tflru Friday 9:00 to 9:30,1 DOVE I I I ~~.!"'co:.~n~.", 99~ II Saturday 9:00 to 9:00, Sunday 9:00 to 8:00 II BAR SOAP I 9~ I 20"15 or 12~1 1 0· rons I I I ~~~C~~~E~375-0220 I :;~~:~h I I Re,ular 1.69 Roll EA I PHARMACY PHONE: 375-0223 I 4.75 OUNCE BAR EA I Fin! , Will c . . . . . . I Ant • ~ c..,.. • L .._...... ..m. .......... ....1 -------------~-------------------------------- = • ( ,. 1 MMCM Jones Three lOUrS ofduty as a command master chief onboard ship prepared MMCM Prank Jones for assignment as the command master chief at the Naval Weapons Center (NWC). Coming to China Lake was almost a dream come true for the new top enlisted penon at NWC. "When the detailer offered me this billet, I couldn't say yes fast enough, I love this area." Master ChiefJones commented. The command master chief is a direct link between the commander and the enlisted penonnel on- Center. "I'm responsible to the CO for the momle and welfare ofall the enlisted people assigned to NWC; added MMCM Jones. While he's still busy learning all the instructions that govern day-to- day actions at China Lake, Master ChiefJones says thejob is filled with challenges. There are numerous administrative details to be attended to. and a wide variety of meetings MASTER CHIEF-MMCM Frank Jones Is the Naval Weapons Center's Command Master Chief (CMC), succeeding FCCM Ralph Legler as the top enlisted person on-board. Master Chief Jones reported to NWC from duty as CMC aboard the U.S.S. Anchorage. Photo by PHAN Cary Brady Skipper addresses MAC Capt John Bun, Naval Weapons Center (NWC) Commander, met with the Mililary Affairs Commitlee of the Ridgecrest Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday at the Officer.;' Club. Chaired by Gerald Hucek, the Mil- ilary Affairs Comminee exists to pro- vide supportfor the overall mission of NWC and to develop beneficial rela- tionships between the mililary and civilan citizens of Ridgecrest The committee consists of 15 businesspersons who are committed 10 expanding the communications channels between the. city of Ridge- crest and the Naval Weapons Center. "TIus committee represents an important bridge of under.;tanding," said Capt. Burt. "I hope that this group will c""tinue 10 provide an interchange of information between our two groups. We want to continue 10 be a good citizen of Ridgecrest fl This committee sponsored the Salute 10 the Blue Angels in April at the fairgrounds and annually co-hosts a reception at the Tailhook Confer- ence to showcase Ridgecrest and the Naval Weapons Center. . , assumes CMC 'job and boonIs to attend as the command enlisted representative. A native ofthe Cloverdale, Calif., area, Master Chief Jones feels get- ting inlO the command master chief program has been one of the high- lights of a 28-year Navy career that started when the Air Force recruiter didn't come 10 work one day and the Navy recruiter did. The rest has been a succession of interesting and chal- lenging lOUIS. all but one of which has been out of a West Coast homeport. He repMed to NWC from duty as the U.s.s. Anchorage's command master chief. Previous top enlisted posts onboard ship had been with the U.S.s. Hollister and the U.S.s. Duncan. MMCM Jones had never been assigned 10 China Lake in his previ- ous tours. but was a Lancaster-based recruiter in the 19705 and got to know, and love, the area then. 1bat led 10 this lastest assignment where • he succeeded FCCM Ralph Legler as the command master chief. Looking ahead, Master Chief Jones says he enjoys working with young saiIors,lOdo the bestfor them and the Navy. He likes to help both sides meet mutual needs through a Naval career. "My goal for this lOur is 10 see that all the troops' needs are met and 10 maintain the high state of momle that exists at the Naval Weapons Center," stressed MMCM Jones. Water worriers can relax Replacement of a nearly two- mile-long s!retCh of the approxi- mately three-mile-Iong 24-inch waler main onbolrd the Naval Wea- \iOiiSCentcr'(NWC) is expecleCl to begin early in the new f...:al year. Bruno J. PannulO of the NWC Public Works Departtnent's Engi- neering Division, said the Navy is going to replace the section of water line between the NWC Credit Union and the B-Mountain reservoirs. He estimated it would take about three months 10 complete the work once construction began. There have been four breaks in dIe water line this summer. the flfSt three on the section of line due for replacement. PannulO salCi the pipe in question is a 24-inch mortar lined and mortarcoatedsteel pipe. Itfailed in three places and is leaking some- what in other.;. Corrosion ofthe pipe tookplace at a faster ",te than expected becauseof a combination of electrolytic and galvanic corrosion. PannUIO said the new pipe will be of a similar con- Slruction, but with new protection technology available, it should have about a 1000year life expectancy. The fourth and last break was on King Street and occurred at a fining that corroded out of the main pipe section. This section of the water linbe (west ofthe NWC Federal Cre- dit Union) is considered 10 be in good condition. Nonetheless, noted PannulO, corrosion consullanlS from the Western Division, Naval Engi- neering Facilities Command, will conduct a study of the line to deter- mine its ove",11 condition. OffICials in the Center's Public Works Department feel, however, there is linle likelihood ofadditional water shulOffs because of broken water mains in the near future. Presendy, new valves are being inslalled 10 permit the isolation of ruptured sections of pipe, thus avoiding the need 10 shut down the entire water system 10 conductrepair work. Center officials now th1nlc water worriers can relax. The worst is over! MAC MEETS-Capt. John Burt, NWC Commander, talks to the Ridgecrest Military Affairs Committee. ! , China Lake Museum,Rocketeer Newspaper,Rocketeer 1980s,Rocketeer 1988,Rktr9.9.1988.pdf,Rktr9.9.1988.pdf Page 1, Rktr9.9.1988.pdf Page 1