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Show HILL TOP TIMES July 29, 1966 Photographic Seminar Aug. Worldwide craft such as the Aoproximately 100 conferees Umeet at Hill AFB Aug. world- for the second annual .. spminar. ac- - 9-1- Page 19 Reservists Take Basic For AF Prep School 2 Included ACADEMY, basic military training. are curriculum the in military Some 129 Air Colo. (AFNS) and ceremonies, physical Force Reservists will take modi- drill basic first aid. The and training at fied basic military training Lackland AFB, Tex., before en- school serves as an introduction life orientation to tering the Air Force Academy and the men before militaryreport they Prep School Aug. 13. The special for Force to Air the Prep Academy course is similar tol fnn School. the regular enlisted Air Force, AIR and presentations. The equipment will be on disA unique part of the four-da- y play in Building 1231 Aug. 9, conference will be "Industry 10, and 11 from 1 p.m. until 6 PaulsE Day" scheduled for Aug. 10. Ten D.m. Mr. Kenney invites other cordiri to Col Myhre Equip-Iphotographic companies have organizations on base that work on, chief, Photographic Division, Materiel been invited to exhibit photo- - with the photographic equip-- l Krupmc equipment ana give ment to visit the exhibit. Management directorate. ' j i offanH tint ron- Expectea w from ference are representatives States United Air Force, Pacific Air r orce in RF-4- C RF-10- 1. M Air Command, auivi Strategic uw FORCE Air ir:iUoMr Afvliff- flnm. Commana,j ; " headquarters USAF, Air Force Systems Command, and Air Frce LoKstcs Command. mand, Chairman of the event will be John R. Kenney, deputy chief, Photographic ment IM Division. Equip- discuss worldwide photographic activities and the support given by Ogden AMA, which manages the equipment for the Air Force. Photographic equipment is playing a vital role in Southeast Asia as it is used in reconnaissance air- Conferees will Supervisors Ass'n Schedules Outing The 7RAD I National Association of Supervisors will hold an at Pine View August 6. I outing The event begins at 2 p.m. at Cemetery Point with steak being served from 6 to 8 p.m. Boat rides, water skiing, and swimming are also planned. Five diamonds j'are featured in 14K gracefully curved 8W- $295 Emerald cut ami 4 baguette diamonds highlight this 14K gold bridal pair. Tickets, which must be purchased before August 2, are available from Douglas J. Johan-se- n, Clifford M. Spendlove, Wayne Gamble, Denni M. Dabl-in- g, or William Mummey, Ext. $350 Individual high rise settings display six fine diamonds S195 in this 14K oair. Five radiant diamonds en- - rich this contemporary pair mM i. 3697. 9n ll lTt! J II II II Six full diamonds total one full carat in this 14K gold Eleven diamond, total Vi carat in this 14K gold bridal II II II Gleaming 14K gold with 7 diamonds totaling exquisite ..n 9ftQ The 12 diamonds In this graceful 14K wedding pair S149 total lA carat. -- .rt II II 11 II 4KP W Aauu.1 bridal pair set in ' Sly diamond wedding II II pair intricately designed in 14K gold. $50 II MOVIES Friday, July 29 EYE Angeli, SPY IN YOUR Brett Halsey, Pier Dana Andrews. (Ma- II ll III II ture) Saturday, July 30 THE LAST OF THE SECRET AGENTS? Marty Allen, Steve Rossi, Nancy Sunday, Sinatra. (Mature) CAST July 31 GIANT SHADOW ffl -s- Handsome 14K gold Flof entine bands share twelv bright diamonds. J $125 each S " a-a. Diamond bands In textured 14K gold with faceted pot- Ished edges. $50 each This eleyw diamond trio Is set in 14K gold. InU.cateh designed. $100 II I t nt ... I SOLTAIRES IN MODERN SETTINGS (f VV I I 1 --r I JJ IS I II I Delicately swirled l. V aSy Boirmounting ddingband- - dL V Curved 14K gold enhances I III I ll J) I Twelve diamonds form double row 14K gold wed ding band. $195 $150 This darillng dinner ring features 12 fine diamonds mounted in 14K gold, j Sold ar in 14K with gold ffl I Delightful diamond solitaire In 14K gold with matching band. $75 sets off this eight diamond 14K $195 gold man's ring. An unusua design J Blue Unde star sapphire Is accented by two diamond. MK gold. $100 y AUnde star sapphire ac- cented by 4 sparkling die- mond ln 14K B,dj6995 DOWMTOWN OGOEH 2431 Washington 399-375- 5 Boulevard stores ith Monday Open anfj Friday Nile Till 9 p.m. gold. nu.tu.t. Newgate Shopping Center 3675 WoW 394-459- 1 I Avenue I I J A brilliant diamond Is off-set by Florentine and 10K (Mature) VERY STOUT woman cmbed on the platform of a He,Rhing machine and put in a She a card received fny. hich read: "One at a time, I I I I I I f Martin. (Mature) Saturday, Aug. 6 PICTURE MOMMY DEAD Zsa Zsa Gabor, Martha Myer, Don please." I I mkss A (Family) Friday, Aug. 5 STOP THE JJORLD, I WANT TO GET OFF Milli-ceTony A set $150 I W Kirk WHAT Aug. 3 "ID YOU DO IN THE WAR. DADDY? James Coburn, Dick Shawn, Giovanna Ralli, Aldo Kay. (Mature, young people) Thursday, Aug. 4 WOMEN OF THE PREHISTORIC PLANET Wendell Corey, John Agar, Keith Larsen. Ameche. styllngcaptures the radiance of 7 diamonds in 14K gold. $125 IV people) Wednesday, Tanner, mond wedding IV Senta Berger, John Wayne. (Mature, young Douglas, Fine Yellow and white 14K gold combine in this three die- - I . I I I I I $50 II J I III |