--.._-- . '--. - ' ? " _..-..-- -.-- - ,.,.....",... ...... Page Eight ROCKETEER Friday, February 4, 1972 Kern County Art Festival Entry Blanks Available entry blanks and rules for en- ....ing the area show of"tbe Kern County Art Festival are now available at the NWC Library and the Ridgecrest Branch of tbe Kern Coonty Lilrary. Residents of China Lake, Ridgecrest, Inyokern, and that portioo of the Rand District which is in Kern County are eligible to enlel" .!be area competition which will be held April 22 and 23 at !be China Lake Community Center. Entrance to tbe show for adult amateur artists and professiooal artists who do not compete localty but do so at the County Finals in Bakersfield is by entry application which must be received at !be office of !be Kern County Parks and Recreation Department before March l. All participants must be residentsofKern Coonty and in !be case of full-time students, must be attending school in Kern Coonty. Each participant is allowed to Dance Set Tonight At Jolly Roger Bob Furey, manager of the EM Club, has announced tbat "Re- alm," a top rock group from tbe Los Angeles area, will play for ' a dance tomorrow night from 9 o'clock until 1 a.m. All members and guests are invited. Opportunities •. (Continued from page 21 Division, Op"'atlons Branch. Incumbent performs the duties MCftNry to develop, design, moctIfV, ....Iuete, callbr.te, OS*"ete MId millntaln complex electronic sysqms such as tralectory or velocity rneesurement In· str""*'tatton equlpnMl"lts. Duties .Im InclUde the fOllowing reder modlflc.tlon prolects : CP$-1. CPS..., CPS-6, FPS-6 or the meln· tenence .nd openHon of targM r..:ilrs. MiIII....... hellflcaftOfts: 2 yeers gener.1 Plus .. years speelallz" experience. One year .t next 10.... grade MId 1 y..r directly n ••ted to dutl. of position. Jolt Relev.nt er.....: Quellfl«l to devetop programs in fWd of eI«frOnles nl.ttng to special t.st In. Sh"vrT*1t.tlon. Must heve specl"lt«l IIJ(. perience In rlldJo, r..:ilr, miaOWllw. pulse. computer or servomech.nlsm systems. 8ec:kgrotnt In diglt.1 circuitry .nd computw sclenc.s Is neceuery. File eppIiutIeM tor .bow wIttI JOM MIld...., CodI 6S7, ..... U71. GtMral IE......... GS....1·11·12·11 PO No. 71J5tU.1 CodI"", Or IE.............. TKII.d.... GS-IU·12 PO .... 71u.5 eo. SSM (1 posltlonl -Po,lflCWI louf«l In the Chief Engl,...'s Offlat. Engineering Depemn.nt. Incumbent Implements Integr.ted Logistics Support (J LS) principle ~ requirements to dWelopnMnt prolects. Will t.. Center COt.rl· ter..rt of an nsist.nf p-olect manager (Logistics) I"PMIL))In N"V"IR, COde .100t. Will either heve. formally ncognlzed position on prolect ,..m or provide s.vlces as requlr«l. Will t..reponsiveto.-..cts of prolect end responsible to the ILS COordln.tor In COde 5564. AssIsts progr.m m.negers In writing an ILS plan ..lIond to requirements of the particular deYelopment progr.m. Assur_ ttlet qu.ntlt.tlve end quallt.tlve s~ system reqJlrements ere Included In .pproprl.te prolect end contractual docum.,ts. AsSists In m.klng trede·off decisions during tne design process. Assures tn.t activities of those prolect permnnel r_ponslble fer logistic element inputs .re In .ccordance witn prescribed milestones. Minimum Qullf. iufions: IEngineer) B.S. degree with J years professional experience in complicated deilgn Of weepon systems, sub-systems and components. one )'Nr GS·' tor GS·11, 1 ye¥ GS·ll for GS·12. 1 vear GS·12 for GS·13. (Ted'lnICi.n) 2 YHrs gener.l, .. y..rs specialized experience. 0.. YHr at GS·ll lewI. .Job Relev.nt Cr..... : F.mlll.rlty witn WHpon development from conclt,Pt for · mul.tlon through Fleet use Is requlr«f. Ex. perience in the performance of reliability and maintainability celculanons and trade-offS 's hlgNy deslr."'e. Experience Sholl inclUde development, production . Fleel support, doCument.tlon, test, and ev.luetlon. Ad- V.fIC...... Pot..... : Engineer may.dvance to GS·13 upon demonstr.ted ability to perform .t thet Ievet. PreYiouslyedvertlMd.s vacaney In Code 5.5Cl3. Prior .ppllc....ts will be con· ......... File .ppllcettons for obow wtttl Jo.... MIIet....sh. C. . '57, ph. 2371 . enlel" two piCtures and all work must be original, not copied from other artist's work or photographs except those taken by the artist himself. There are separate divisioos for elementary schools, itmior high (7th and 8th grades), high school, and adult amateurs. Professionals will display !beir work at the area show but it is not in COIIlJI\'tition at the area level. A professional is defined as one who has sold more than $500 cumulative of his work or who has earned that amount from teaching art. Elementary, junior high, and high school students enlel" through tbeir respective schools and work must have been done in !be classroom Cor elementary and junior high school students. The local area show is sponsored by !be Desert Art League. The League handles arrangements for the'show, which will include some 500 enbies, and financially un- derwrites the cost of renting tbe Community Center and covers other expenses incurred by !be show. Mrs. R. M. McClung is acting as chairman and Richard Johnsen is C