The White Falcon - 19.02.1971, Qupperneq 5

February 19, 1971
THE WHITE FALCON
Page 5

AFTV Films
of the Week
Sunday - CALL OF THE WILD - An
adventure into the wilds of the
Yukon at the turn of the century
where the lust for gold, greed and
loneliness turn man against man.
Based on Jack London's book of the
same title. Clark Gable, Loretta
Young, and Jack Oakie. (80 min.)
Monday -THE INVISIBLE TERROR -
A group of scientists invent a
disappearance drug which causes
complete invisibility. One of
them injects the material into his
own veins and vanishes. After a
series of mysterious murders the
missing scientist becomes the sub-
ject of a widespread police
search. Ellen Schwiers, Hans von
Borosody, and Use Steppat. (94
min.)
Tuesday - MEMBER OF THE WED-
IG - A frustrated 12-year-old
1 is thoroughly bored with her
ab existence and feels left out
of everything and very sorry for
herself. Ethel Waters, Brandon
DeWilde, and Julie Harris. (90
Lt.(j.g.) Bill Brunka of VP-56 acts as a guide for members of the
PAO sponsored tour of the naval station. The visitors are eco-
nomics students from the University of Iceland.
Career petty officers benefit
from Associate Degree program
min.)
Wednesday - THE YOUNG LOVERS -
A prevailing climate of suspicion
and fear between two powers pre-
cipitates methods of security
which invade the most private re-
cesses in the lives of two young
people — turning an innocent love
affair into a brazen affair of
international indiscretion. Odile
Versois, David Knight, and Theo-
dore Bikel. (96 min.)
Thursday - See Sunday.
Friday- See Mondayand Tuesday.
Saturday - See Wednesday.
The Navy has a program to aid career petty officers in obtaining
an Associate Degree in various vocational and technical fields.
The Associate Degree Completion Program (ADCOP)is for petty offic-
ers who are second class or above
enlistment. Presently, accepted
applicants are sent on PCS orders
to one of the five participating
junior colleges. ADCOP students
attend the college on a full-time
basis including summer sessions
and consequently finish the pro-
gram in less than two years.
Students are eligible to receive
advance standing from the college
for previous college credits or
Navy school attended.
Among the fields of concentra-
tion offered by the program are
engineering, applied mechanics,
and on their second, or subsequent
drafting, electronics, data proc-
essing, business administration,
food service, medical and dental.
Graduates of ADCOP will be as-
signed to duty which is consist-
ent with past duty assignments
and previous training. The time
spent in ADCOP is considered neu-
tral time for sea-shore rotation
and personnel maintain their Sea-
vey eligibility.
The objective of the program
is to prepare career petty-offic-
ers for responsible assignments
and promotion and to increase
their value to the naval service.
For more information on the re-
quirements of the program, con-
tact your career counselor.
All-Navy bowling
The first step for local bowl-
ers leading to the All-Navy com-
petition got underway yesterday.
Qualifying continues today with
roll-offs scheduled for 1:30 p.m.
at the Arctic Bowl.
There will alsobe eliminations
at 1:30 p.m. cn Saturday and at
1 p.m. on Sunday.
If it’s news...call 4156
Fraj
^■K-ci
On February 12,
Frank C. Dosier
retired after
over 19 years
of naval ser-
vice. Dosier
has beenthe ad-
min office su-
pervisorfor the
past two years.
Frank is with
s wife Rita
children:
chael,11; Pa-
mela, 9; and
Steve, 8.