The White Falcon - 18.09.1981, Side 3

September 18, 1981 White Falcon 3
New at the Library
There is something for everyone
in the fiction books received at the
Station Library.
John Jay Osborn, author of The
Paper Chase, has written a new novel
about high finance on Wall Street,
The Man Who Owned New York (F/Osb).
Science fiction fans will cele-
brate the arrival of Frank Herbert's
God Emperor of Dune (SF/Her). Other
new science fiction titles include
The Cool War (SF/Poh) by Frederik
Po’nl, The Claw of the Conciliator
(SF/Wol) by Gene Wolf, and Analog1s
Golden Anniversary Anthology (SF/
(SC)Sell).
For those who like to be scared
to death, there is 666 (F/Ans) by
Jay Anson, author of The Amityville
Horror. David Shobin's thriller The
Unborn (F/Sho) is the story of an
unborn child plotting to kill even
its own mother. The main character
of Small World (F/Kin) is an unbalan-
ced woman whose passion is dollhouses
and who wants real people to live in
them. This is the first novel of
Tabitha King, wife of best-selling
author Stephen King.
For those who like westerns, there
are Disaster Creek (W/Ben) by Dwight
Bennett; The Man They Hanged (W/Ste)
by Robert Steelman; Buffalo Medicine
(W/Col) by Don Goldsmith; and The
Partners (W/Red) by Robert Redding.
Suspenseful novels of international
intrigue are always in demand. Two
new ones at the Library are XPD
(F/Dei) by Len Deighton and The Para-
chutists (F/Kle) by Edward Klein.
BOOST applications due soon
Completed applications for the
Broadened Opportunity for Officer
Selection and Training (BOOST) Pro-
gram must reach the Chief of Naval
Education and Training no later
than December 1.
The program is designed to in-
sure that officer training oppor-
tunities are open to persons who
may be educationally or financi-
ally deprived but have demonstra-
ted they possess the qualities
necessary for careers as naval
officers. The program, which pre-
pares selected applicants for the
Naval Reserve Officers Training
Corps (NROTC) or to compete for
entry into the U.S. Naval Academy
(USNA) is open to all eligible
Navy enlisted personnel.
Prospective NROTC Scholarship
Program applicants shall not have
reached their 21st birthday by
March 31, 1982. Candidates with
active service in the Armed Forces
prior to entering BOOST School may
be granted a waiver on a month-for-
month basis up to a maximum of 27
months. Prospective USNA candi-
dates shall not have passed their
21st birthday on July 1, 1982;
shall have no dependents; and shall
be unmarried.
A certified copy of Scholastic
Aptitude Test (SAT) scores, current
within one year, must be included
in the application package. Since
it takes four to six weeks to ob-
tain test results, early registra-
tion and testing are essential.
An applicant who is not a high
school graduate may apply and, if
accepted, obtain a high school cer-
tificate during participation in
BOOST.
Application procedures are out-
lined in BUPERS Manual, Article
1020360. Interested personnel are
encouraged to contact their Career
Counselor or Educational Services
Officer. The December 1st deadline
must be met to be considered for
the buOST class beginning June 1982.
Dinner theatre returns with 'Dust’
Dinner theatre returns to the
base with the Players production of
"Dust" to be presented at the Rock-
ville Club on Saturday, at the
Officer's Club on September 25 and
26, and at the Top of the Rock on
October 4.
A special Public Works' bus will
be provided Saturday for the per-
formance in Rockville. The bus
leaves the Viking Mall at 6:15 p.m.
and the USO at 6:30 p.m. The bus
will return to the base at 10:30 p.m.
The five stories in this
successful production deal with
unusual subjects in the realm of
terror often with comical overtones.
All tickets and information are
available at each club. The show is
not recommended, for young children.
The dinner is prime rib at all
clubs.
LT and Mrs. James McCutcheon are
the parents of a daughter, Kelsey
Elizabeth, born August 27.
RM1 and Mrs. Richard St. John II
are the parents of a son, Joshua
Seth, born August 27.
SSgt. Harold and Sgt. Roberta
Atkins are the parents of a daugh-
ter, Jeri Ann, born August 28.
ET2 and Mrs. Philip Miller are
the parents of a daughter, Laurie
Beth, born August 31.
Rec Fund meets Tuesday
The Composite Recreation Fund
Council Meeting will be held on
September 22 in the NavSta Con-
ference Room at 1:30 p.m. All
designated command representatives
are required to attend.
ID card change may affect you
Do your dependents need new ID
cards? Recent changes to Air Force
Regulation 30-20 requires the CBP0
to verify the marriage certificate
for spouses and birth certificates
for children prior to issuing a ID
card application. Be sure to have
these certificates in your posses-
sion when reporting to your CBPO.
‘Dust’
Dick and. Margaret Dziurdzik act out
a scene from one of the stories in
the Players’ production of Dust,
which opens tomorrow at Rockville.
For more information about the per-
formances, see the story at left.