An"_ C... ...., ..... Country and Weltem band will retum to the Club Chaparral August 15 for an evening of fun and dancing. Mike Weinberg, Club Chaparral manager, would like to invite members and their guelto to tUrn out for the band', return. Exec. Officer le.ntInued from P_ 1) Monterey, and M.S. degrees in Chemistry (from Lehigh Univer- sity) and International Affairs (from George Washington Uni- versity). Capt. Williamson is married to the former Shirley Allen of San Die g 0, California. The couple have three children, Ro- bert m, 19; Dana A., 18; and Bruce B., 13, and will reside in Coronado, California. Wage Survey (Continued from Page I) Corona Labs, now in the San Bernardino /Riverside / Ontario wage area for ungraded pay set- ting, will commence a full·scale survey in that area on or about September 15. The Labs will provide two lead data collectors, one each from management and the 10' cal union. Roger Paul, Head, Wage & Classification Division, Corona, is the activity repre- sentative, and can be reached at Extension 4416. Norton Air Force Base is the host installa- tion in this wage area for the survey. First Hunters Must Qualify First-time hunters under the age of 18 who wish to qualify for a California hunting license for the fall hunting seasons are reminded by the Department of Fish and Game that time is growing short. California requires that per- sons under 18 must complete a prescribed, state-sponsored hunter safety training course before they can obtain their first hunting license. The Department of Fish and Game sponsors hunter safety classes which are conducted by certified volunteer instructors. "Every year we have a number of parents and youngsters seek- ing hunter safety courses at the last minute," said Hilton Berg- strom, DFG hunter safety train- ing officer. Each year many disappointed youngsters have to cancel or postpone planned hunting trips because they put off taking the classes for too long a time, he stated. Parents of youngsters seek· ing their initial licenses are ad- vised to contact their nearest hunting license agent for infor- mation regarding hunter safety classes in their local areas. DFG regional offices also will assist in locating classes. ISHOWBOAT I NEW RATING PROCEDURES ....,. ,..,..... ,., ..otto. pKtur. sItow. of tIM c.... Th...... will 1M ItnMI _ two cIiffw..e fypeI of ,. ........-.... '-iii... Po,...· ~i.. ,...... .M .... MW MlAA tMet'- Pktwe AtMt...... of ~ica) ,...... en.. ,.............11.. reti.... will .......Ity 1M MftMrCM.4 ,.......ay It, ... MPAA Nthtp.) n.. nItbte ..I. '£110M ..: /MAl<' (..~-. _ _ _ _w -- (Il ___" .. ~ ..., ., ... ------ --. (A)-.AoIoo1t (Y)-v..... 11-17 (c~ ..'2 (M~"'Y&C FlIDAY AUGUST 15 "SIN"'L DAVEY" (95 Min.) John Hurt, Pamela Franklin 7:30 P.M. (C-cfy/ AiIW..tur.) Shades of "Tom Jones" cover this tale of CI Sco"ish rogue who follows his fother's footsteps as a no- torious highwayman who loves 'em and leaves 'em and boHles galOte. *(M) UtA, MY) ROCKETEER BOY AND GIRL OF MONTH-Marty Denkin, left, director of the Youth Center, and Mrs. Carol Hope, right, are .hown presenting certificates to David S. Freedman, and Roxane Oilton, on the occlsion of the youngsters being nlmed "Boy and Girl of the Month" by the Youth Center. The two youngsters will receive I plaque in addition to the certifi~ clfe and are now eligible for selection as "Boy and Girl of the Year," Short: " alan Glory" O~ Min.) J SATURDAY AUGUST PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES "WORLD ----MATINEE- WITHOUT SUN" Deep Sea life 1:00 P.M. (91 Mirt.) Shorts: "Merry Minstrel Mag_" (7 Min.) '''roder T...." (No. 12, 13 Min.) -EVENING- "KILLERS THREE" (II Min.) Robert Walker, Dione Vorsi, Dick Clark 7:30 P.M. (Crime/ Drama) This Bonnie-and-Clyde type film was produced by Dick Clark_ It tells of on attempted hijacking of a bootlegger ond inevitable mayhem that follows as the trio flees. Guns and gals. *(M) U (A,MY) SltO": ."Road to Acfnntu,." (17 Min_) SUNDAY-MONDAY AUGUST 17-11 " GOLDfiNGER" (101 Min.) Seon COfmery, Honor Blackmon 7:30 P.M. (Jam" Bond Adventure) Agent 007 zips bock into action ottempting to find out who is depleting the gold bullion reserves. Fabulous gals and gadgets help him out of the tight spots. (Adult) . Short: " An' and tfte Aardva"" (7 Min.) TUESDAY.WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19.20 " SHOES Of THE FISHERMAN" (157 Min.) Anthony Quinn. Dovid Jonssen 7:30 P.M. (Drama) The IJ)ectoculor pageantry of the naming of a Pope abo reveals the earthy human being of deep understonding and compauion. Quinn gives it his finest per. fannance. ·(G) U(A,Y.MC) THURSDAY.fRIDAY AUGUST 21.22 "THE DEVIL'S EIGHT" (97 Min.) Christopher George, leslie Parrish 7:30 P.M. (Crime/Drcuna) Tough, reoUstic oction re- sults from federal Agent's plan to break up moonshining by hot·car drivers. *(M) ··(Adult) stran: "Wet ond Wild" 04 Min.) Maintenance (Continued from Page S) men who maintain it. Most of us think of the "mechanic" as a man in dirty overalls, grease under his fingernails, a wad of tobacco in his cheek, and little formal education. The Uimage" of the mainten· ance man does not apply to the men of NAF. The modern air- craft maintenance man is a spe- cialist. He performs his duty in an environment as antiseptic as a hospital. Generally, he is a graduate of one or more In- Service Maintenance Schools, and the dirty overalls are re- placed with clean ones as pride in his work and appearance is g e n era II y uppermost in his mind. A new "image" of the main- tenance man is being built out at NAF. That of a highly-effici· ent, well-trained specialist. A man who takes enormous pride in "keeping the Navy's aircraft in the air." (Continued from PIP 2) liquid fuels Distribution Systema Oper. ator. WI-69054-IO, JD No. 20, Code 2596 -Performs 011 operations necessary to the operation of a liquid fuels form, including the record keeping, physical receipt, stor· age, ond issuance of propane, notural gas, aviotion gasoline. iet fuels and/or aviation lubricants. Minimum Qualification Requir... ments: Two yeo,. of experience which in- cludes a combination of ot leost two of the following: l) Operation of a liquid fuel 'ystem or 0 bulk lubricont dispersil"lg system (Gasoline station ottendont experi. ence is quolifying for tnis position only); 2) Operotion or mechanicol mointenana ond repair of systems of piping, valves, ond pressure goges; and 3) Operotion of such equipment as evoporotors. power pumps. hot water boilen, compreued oir systems. chemical or gos plant equipment or similar systems involving use of wes· sure vessels, valves and goges. Jolt Rei.. vant Criteria: 1) Must have demonstroted knowledge of sofety reguloting involved in the hondling of explosive ond inflommable liquid fvels. 2) Knowledge of proper meth- ods of recording receipts ond issues of bulk liquid fuels. Aelvanc...,en' Potential: Foreman (liquid Fuels Distribution Systems Operator). Clerk.Typlst. G5-322-03, I'D No. 72.sooa. Cacfe 2522- This position is locoted in the Purcha.e Branch. Control Division, SYpply Deportment. It is established to provide secretariol assistance to the Purchase Branch which consists of Branch Head ond three purcha.e agents. The duties include: Typing, distribution, preporation of reportl, filing, time cords, telephone and receptionist and messenger. Minimum Quo/ificotion Requir.. ments: Six months of appropriote clerical experience. File applicotions few the above witft Cor· ole Cadi.. Ildg. 34, Rm. 26, Ext. 71M1. Clerk (Typing). G5-301-3 or 4, I'D No. 117006, Code 173-lncvmbent octs as clerk for the Generol Analysis Stoff (Code 1732). Outies include typing of finoncial and other reports, maintoining bronch files, and per- fanning general clerical duties os required. Minimum Qualificotion Requirements: for G5-3: Completion of high school plus one yeor general experience; for GS-