----- Paintings Of Terry And~rson To Be Displayed The work of Terry Anderson will be featured this month at the Community Center, where the Desert Art League has arranged a showing of this talented young art- ist's abstract and realistic paint- ings. Alocal resident since she was six months old, Miss Anderson first became inspired to take up painting seriously when she studied Renaissance Art during her sophomore year at Burroughs High School. In the spring of 1969, she entered a painting called "Life" in the Kern County Art Show and won not only a sweepstakes award locally, but went on to win a first prize at the county show in Bakersfield. A painting entitled "Plastic Space" won her another sweep"- stakes award the following year at tile local levp.l : .twt. a1o", ...... - - Terry Anderson several other ribbons. A summer employee in TID's Distribution staff, Miss Anderson attends u.c. Santa Barbara where she will be a junior this fall. She is an art major with an emphasis on ceramics, but has no firm plans to make a career of her artistic ability. Like many of today's ar- tists, she says she prefers to keep a freshness and vitality in her art inspired by a feeling of freedom that will come with lack of economic dependence on her ar- Iistic skill. Miss Anderson's paintings will be displayed at the Community Center during the month of July and may be viewed at any time the Community Center is open. VETERANS MONUMENT DEDICATED ON JULY 4-Rear Admiral William J. Moran, NWC Com- mander~ speaking at the Dedication of the Veterans Monument in Uffert Park, Lake Isabella on July 4 emphaSized the many ways in which Americanism is expressed today. Quoting from Teddy Roosevelt's strong statement made in 1915. "There is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism ... British-Americanism, Irish-Americanism, Mexican-Americanism, Afro-Americanism. We are all Americans." The ~vent, sponsored by the collective veterans organizations of the Kern River Valley, honored Congressional Medal of Honor winner, Rudy Hernandez of Canoga Park, (second from left, front row). -Photo by Bill Fettkether PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES (Continued from Plge 2) Equal Employm.nt Opportunity Coor. dinator. PO No. 726501'. 05-301·7. t. 11 or 12 Code U-This position IS lOcated on the staff of the Civilian Personrel Officer. MaiOI'" duties : recommends action 10 fUrthet'" the NWC EEO Program and follows through to completion on approved Items. advises minority group employees on equal employment op· portunltles, provides support to Center's EEO Committee. ~vlses 1111 I....els of management on EEO matters, Is responsible for the Cen. ter's upward mObility program. serves liS the principal recruiter for minority lind dlsad· vantaged employees. Minimum Qualification ReqUirements: As defined In CSC Handbook X. 11• . Job Retevant Criteria : Must be able to deal effectively on a person to person basis. Experience In administrative work and work with minority groups Is desired. Applicafions will be accepfed for this posi'ion tfrough 4 August. This posIfion will be advertised nationwide. Supervi5Ot"y.Visual Information SlIKialis', PO No. 72l5121, GS· 1OM·12. Code Un-This positiOn is SectiOn Head in the Reports and Visual Arts Branch of the Electronic Sysfems Department. Malor duties include making layoots, sketches and final out work for comple. technical prolects} preparation of illustrative matler to be used with oral presentation ; combining illustrative and editorial material Into a finished package; planning and scheduling the work load of the Section; and sup,rvlslon of workforce. Minimum Qualification Requir""ents : As defined in the X·Il'. Job R......u. CritlH'l.: Must be able to plan. prepare, layout and design illustrative matter ; must be able to convey t!ChniCIII concepts pictorially; must be able 10 plan and SChedule a "WOrk load lind direct "WOrkforce. file application for 1M above with Slit Pnsoiowicl. Sidg. )4, Rm. 2M. Ext. : 1571. Electronic EngiMer. GS-IU·ll, PO No. 1230124, Code J05S-This position Is the Branch Head. Infrared Guidance Branch, lOcated In the Guidance and Control Olvislon, Systems Development Department. As Branch Head, tne incumbent Is responsible for the technical direction and control of all Branch efforts; supervises engineers a~ techniCians through the GS·1J l....eI; Inltlat@s prol!Cts; and suggests technical approaches. Minimum QUillifiution Requirements : As r~ulred in X· 11'. Job Relevant Crit.rla: E.tenslve knooMedge of head COliS, free gyro systems. infrared signal pt"OCHsing systems, free gyro speed control and switching amplifier design for analog loads. Should have planned work and directed the efforts of technlclIl personnel as a pt"oiect manager or supervisor. Helper. Motion Picture Film Processor. WP· 39901..... JD No. 111. Cocle lOl2-The in. cumbent aSSists in operation of continuous motion picture film developing machines and associated equipment. Maior duties of the lob include mi.ing of IlIrge volumes of processing solutions from kit and bulk chemicals. preparation of film for processing. breakdown of rolls of processed film, and reading of test film strips. Minimum Qualitic.non Requir.. ments : Rating based upon appropriate J. Element Standard In accordance with CSC Handbook X·lIIC. Job Relevant Crtl.rla : Job requir@s physical ability to lift bulk me-micar containers up to 100 pounds. KnooMedge of basic pMtQ9raphic thtoory and practice Is highly desirable. Advancement FOotential : WP. 12. File applintions for above with Dora Childen. Code 657. Sldg.l4, Rm. 212, Ph. 2514. Shipment Assistant (Household Goods), GS. 2134-6, 7, PO No. 7025023, 1 Vauncy. Cod. n9l2-Determines entitlement of government personnel to ship and store household goods III government e.pense; how the shipments are to be made, and solves problems which arise in either' receiving or shipping household 900ds.