Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

Gets Academy ittnent DAVID IVERS CABROLLTON David Ivers has been chosen for entrance to the U.S. Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colo. He is the eon of Mr. and Mrs James Ivers of Eldred. Other area youths chosen for the academy previously this year are Scott D.

Ingram of Fieldon and David H. Jennings of Pleasant Hill. Ivers will be a 1965 graduate of the Carrollton Community Urilty High School this year. lie is president of the student councfl of the school, was a Na tional Merit semifinallst, was awarded the Header's Digest Merit Scholarship, was a finalist in the Illinois Division of the National Youth Senate Pro gram, is a member of the National Honor Society and was a member of the varsity football, basketball and track teams. Ivers will report at the academy June 28.

He will undergo seven weeks of basic training plus military airmanship, and a survival course of possibly a week before the beginning of regular classes. Staff Sgt. George W. Marth, son of George S. Martin of 3316 BeDe Alton, has been decorated with the U.S.

Air Force Commendation Medal at his retirement In ceremonies at Scott AFB, m. Martin, who has 23 years service, received the medal for meritorious service as an ad ministrative supervisor at Headquarters, Military A i Transport Service at Scott. A veteran of World War and the Korean conflict, he is a graduate of Alton High School His wife, Frances, is the daughter of Frank P. Ward of 1189 Brown Alton. T.

Sgt. Harvey L. Gfllls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gillis of 522 State White Han, has won the U.S.

Air Force Commendation Medal at Otis AFB, Mass. Gillis was awarded the medal for meritorious service as communications supervisor at Fuchu Air Station, Japan. He Is now assigned to the 19th Air Refueling Squadron, Otis, which supports the Strategic Air Command mission of keeping the nation's intercontinental missiles and jet bombers on constant alert. Gillis, whose wife is the former Arlette M. Ortola of Morocco, is a graduate of White Hall High School.

Promoted Marine Sgt. Victor t. Ford, Supercharge Resented BRUSSELS Six Common Market countries, acting in concert, have notified Britain that a surcharge imposed on all imports recently is in violation of treaty between Britain and the Six Community. sol Of Mr. MIL land of recently ent rank vfne 'Aiffonmi.

ttofl Dfpot, Oahu; Hawaii, arine B4rraoki responsible Mr the security the depot, its personnel and equipment. fi in Jahui Alton Two tended entering service ord attended DM inen recently at- five-day officer e- Staff fresher course at the U.S. Arniy Command and College Leaveiworth, They are Army KeserVe Lt. Col. John E.

Gray, and Army Reserve diiu minv iveseive uuut Rebert U. hatftfcld. Colleri Ave, Both received instruction In applying new Army programs to their Reserve unit. Both are regularly assigned to Headquarters Battery, 102nd Infantry, an Army Reserve unit in St, Louis. Gray is operations officer of the unit and Hatfieid is assistant operations officer.

Gray is employed by Shell Oil Co. in Wood River and Hatfield is employed by the Alton Evening Telegraph. Airman 2.C. Michael W. Haag, Rte.

1, Brighton, participated in Royal Flush 10, a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) combat reconnaissance training exercise in Central Europe May 18-20. Haag is a fuel specialist in the 66th Tactical Reconnaissance Whig at Laon AB, France, a unit of the U. S. Air Forces in Europe which constitute the major air component of NATO for the defense of allied countries. Royal Flush competition is being staged to provide reconnaissance training for selected unit of NATO nations.

Fireman DavM J. SchoeMer, USN, 3537 Thomas Alton, is currently serving aboard the destroyer USS Eugene A. Greene, engaged in the Joint U.S. operation hi the Dominican Republic. U.S.

forces were ordered into the strife-torn island republic after the breakdown of law and order and authorities there could no longer guarantee the safe evacuation of American citizens. Since U.S. forces have taken part in the operation, Atlantic Fleet ships have evacuated more than 3,000 American citizens and other nationals seeking safety. The evacuees were taken to San Juan, Puerto Rico, where commercial transports tion was available. Roger D.

Snyder, interior communications technician fireman, 722 Dugger Bethalto, has departed Norfolk, for a two-month cruise hi the Caribbean while serving as a crew- member of the attack aircraft carrier USS America. This cruise will afford the first opportunity for the 77,600 ton war ship to operationally test fire her Terrier surface-to- air guided missiles. During the cruise, America will visit the port of St. Thorn SAVE TODAY teg. 2.91 Chrome TOWEL POLES $166 1 Fashion Lane ALTON ONE.QUICK CALL UHEUHGELOAN UNt SMALL MONTHLV PAVMLN1 rtllll III 1 li VtAHS 10 PAV in PHONE FOR A LOAN YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A HOME-OWNER '801-'5000 wuvs or YOU VI6KIVC MONTH? sinict Itl'i you (Mow im- you CUT YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS HO 2-8881 UtMtttf tor tl IF you ALAMO COUPON In as, virgin islands tna will ate from tfti U.S.

Naval tion, Guantftnsmo Bay, Cuba. Army Spec. 6 HaroM E. ctey, 34, whose wife, Watira, lives at 607 Gartteld Gfwn- field, was recently assigned to the 7th S. Transpofta.

tion Aviatldh Qrotip in many. Mfeneley, who is a crew chief in the llth transportation Company of th'e group's 8th Transportation Battalion neat Neillh- gen, entered the Army in and was last stationed at Hood, Tex. Lloyd Hartshorn son ol Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hartshorn, 829 N.

Fifth Wood River, has returned to duty aboard the destroyer USS Snowden after spending a 30-day leave vyith his parents and sisters. Hartshorn has been stationer at the Naval Comttiunicatfoh ation at Spain, for' past 21 months. Don Hartshorn, a junior at the University of ifltooisi, visited his brother and family during the leave. Lance Cpl. Robert Biermao, USMC, has returned from months military duty in Okinawa.

He is in the heavy mortar division and at the end of his furlough will report tp San He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bierman of Shipman, and has just finished tWo years of a four-year tour of duty. He was graduated from South- BROADWAY Produce Market 2flSO E. Broadway, Alton PLENTY OJF FRESH PACKED HOME-GROWN STRAWBERRIES ON SALE! BED RIPE WATERMELONS From 79C FRESH TOMATOES Large Basket OVC RED NEW POTATOES 25 ifc 0o One eJifce mm western High School lit Navy Rwraitteg a 9tt tion -uv, Uli DMNIIIWIW) UIIU the Navy'3 NUcteat progwmv son of Mr.

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