Hi Bud,
I think I can help here.
Within CAMTastic there is an aperture wizard, these look to be PADS formatted Aperture files, but the default wizard has a bit of a difference. The following should help you get the gerbers loaded in with proper apertures.
1) Open AD as Admin, this will be necessary to modify the Aperture Wizard file, as it is still located in Program Files
2) With AD open as Admin open a CAMTastic document, start with a blank one
3) Within CAMTastic go to Tables-->Aperture List Wizard
4) In the Wizard dialog click the Pulldown menu for Wizard name, locate and select Pads-1
5) Still in the Wizard dialog, there is a field for Skip Extra Lines, set this to 1(this will cause it to ignore the line of === used to separate, if we do not ignore this line the wizard will error out and ignore all following apertures and nothing will load.) after setting the line skip to 1, press the Save button, and this will save the changes to the AWS file. Remember, admin is required, if you get an error about saving you forgot to run as admin.
6) now that the Wizard has been fixed, use File-->Import-->Quick Load and browse to the directory of your gerbers
7) At the bottom of the quickload dialog, change the Autodetect Apertures and select Pads-1 which was just modified
With that set, press OK to start the quickload, next you will be prompted for Drill units.
9) Set drill decimal and integer to 3:3(Default 2:3 will make them too small) Absolute, and Trailing Zero Suppression
10) Gerber should look proper, drills should be proper size, now you will need to align the drill to the layers using Edit-->Layers-->Align Selective(CTRL+L)
With Align selective, I usually turn off all other layers, then enable a signal layer that has a pad to match a drill, and that drill layer. First select the pad to align the drill layer to, then move over and select the drill that belongs to it, and that drill layer should snap into place. Do this for each drill layer.
Hope that helps!