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8CF0RT LAUDERDALE NEWS. Sept 17. 1970 I Area Servicemen Given Honors In Vietnamese War is the daughter of Mrs. Deolo-ra Bartus, 2741 NW Ninth Ft. Lauderdale.

sergeant upon completion of the noncommissioned officer candidate course at Ft. Leonard Wood, is LTNDSEY R. NASH, son of Mr. and Mrs. David E.

Nash 2448 Pierce Hollywood, and husband of Deborah, who lives at 7881 Raleigh Marine Pvt 1-C DAYLE J. WRIGHT, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle J. Wright, 1301 SW 52nd Ft.

Lauderdale, is participating in Operation "Pickens Foeest" with the First Marine Division in Vietnam. Participating in Operation a' joint Army-Air Force training exercise at Ft. Hood, is Sgt. OSCAR L. COLLINS, son of Mrs.

Melvina Collins, 1208 NW 6th Ft. Lauderdale, and Army Spec. Four THOMAS W. WALSON, 1151 N. Atlantic Ft.

Lauderdale. Recently promoted to Army Aboard the aircraft carrier USS Oriskany on his 11th cruise to the Western Pacific, is Navy Petty Officer 3C HOBIE E. LITTLE son of Mr. and Mrs. Hobie E.

Little, 2503 Scott Hollywood. Receiving his first U.S. Air Force duty assignment after completing basic training at JAMES A. SILLS, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James S. Sills, 5001 SW 90th Ft. Lauderdale, is one of 1410 freshman cadets who have entered the U.S. Air Force Academy class of 1974. Army Spec.

Four ROBERT J. FLK, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Fink, 6201 SW 21st Hollywood, recently received the Bronze Star Medal near An Khe, Vietnam.

He was presented the Bronze Star Medal for distinguishing himself through meritorious service in connection with military operations against hostile forces in Vietnam. Cadet DONALD G. PROCTER whose parents live at 2361 NE 6th Pompano Beach, is receiving training at Lackland AFB, Texas, is Airman THOMAS R. PUCKETT, son of Mrs. Patricia C.

Puck-ett, 1631 NW 72nd Hollywood. The airman has been assigned to a unit of the Aerospace Defense Command at Otis AFB, Mass. for training and duty in vehicle maintenance. U.S. Air Force Capt.

JOEL O. YOUNG, son of Mrs. Tom J. Neal, 245 Flamingo Lane, Hollywood, is on duty at Tuy Hoa Air Base, Vietnam. A member of a unit named as the U.S.

Air Force's "error-free" squadron of the year, is Tech. Sgt. MARK V. CANGEY, whose wife, Judith, unit participating in weapons firing training at the Air Defense Center at Tyndall AFB, Fla. Recently completing a wheeled vehicle mechanic course at the Army Ordnance Center and School, Aberdeen Proving Ground, is Pvt.

RICKEY G. LARSEN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Lar-sen, 1461 NW 64th Way, Hollywood.

Airman GREGORY MASON, son of Mrs. Lydia Gordon, 974 NW 10th Hal-landale, has graduated with honors at Chanute AFB, 111., from the training course for U.S. Air Force aircraft equipment repairmen. How to Handle an Obscene Call SILLS PICKETT 8. A a.

PROCTER 4 COLLEGE Donkey Injures Crash Survivor NEWS too long ago, is in a Naval hospital in Rota, which is about 60 miles from Madrid. His father is making plans to try and have him transferred to a stateside hospital. You lift tlie receiver, unsuspecting. The voice is strange, the torrent of filth unbelievable. You are stunned.

And angry. And afraid. What can you do? Are you really so vulnerable? So helpless? You are not. There are ways to deal with these crawling creatures, ways that work. You'll find them in ON GUARD a 64-page guidebook of self-protection.

Available through the Fort Lauderdale News $1.00 plus tax. Order jours now. "mini i i.pinmMwm ceived their degrees at the commencement exercises held on September 5th at The Pennsylvania State University. MARK S. McCLOSKEY of Deerfield Beach received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in political science, KENNETH F.

McKENNA, 5300 Washington Hollywood received a Master of Science Degree in aerospace engineering, and ROBERT H. SEBRING, 328 26th received a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in secondary education. MARY R. GREALY of 1133 NE 16 Ft. Lauderdale received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Audiology and Speech Science at the Michigan State University at the close of the summer term.

MISS BELLA P. BRODSKI and MISS MARTHA SHAR-RON, both of Ft Lauderdale, recently began a year of studies at the Institute for American Universities in Aix-en-Provence, a bustling university town in southern France. Both Miss Brodski and Miss Sharron will be enrolled in a course of study centered on European civilization. LINDA ANNE SHERBERT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Sherbert of 2321 SE 15 Pompano recently received the Margaret Moore Memorial Scholarship, a $500 journalism grant. She is the first student to receive the scholarship. The grant was established as a memorial to the late Margaret Moore, first I I c.

For some people, luck comes in mysterious forms. Marine Cpl. Trevor C. Deem II, 23, made it through 14 months and 210 combat missions in Vietnam without a scratch. He was sole survivor of a helicopter crash, thrown clear with little more than a few bruises.

Then came Spain. Deem is in a hospital with a fractured hip, mashed leg and broken arm thanks to a donkey. As his father explained it, Deem was in his brand new car driving from Madrid when he swerved to avoid hitting a donkey near the Spanish town of Rota. "The roads over there are so narrow and they have walls on either side," explained the father, Trevor C. Deem Sr.

of 1908 SW 12th Ft. Lauderdale. "His car hit one wall, then bounced into the other. One of the other boys in the car had to give him mouth to mouth resuscitation." Deem, who reenlisted not OK GUARD: protect yourself against the priminal I FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS Box 5, Teaneck, N.J. 07666 Enclosed is Send me copies of ON GUARD Name Address 5 City State Zip Make checks payable to The Associated Press Be sure to add state sales tax where applicable.

with art Camp Buckner on the reservation of the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. Navy Lt. Cmdr. DOUGLAS RAINFORTH, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Rainforth, 101 SE 11th Deerfield Beach, has reported for duty aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Forrestal, presently undergoing overhaul at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Va. Recently promoted to Army Spec, four while assigned as a dispatcher to the 584th Engineer Company in Vietnam is RAY S. McPHAIL, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles C. McPhail, 6620 NW Arthur Hollywood, and husband of Janis of 300 NW 65th Ave, Hollywood. Marine Priv. EDMUND A.

YOCIIUM, 831 NE 59th Ft. Lauderdale, and Marine Priv. GREGORY BURTCH, 5400 NE 19th Ft. Lauderdale, have reported for duty at Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, N. C.

Reporting for duty with Headquarters and Service Battalion. Third Force Service Regiment at Camp Foster, Okinawa, is Marine Lance Corp. LAWRENCE J. HIE-GER, 6660 Johnson Hollywood. On duty at Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam is U.S.

Air Force Maj. FRANK L. LAIFER, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Laifer, 2400 Emmerson College, Hollywood.

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. LAURENCE D. LOOZE, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Driver, 15 N. Gardens Hollywood, is a member of an Aerospace Defense Command editor of the Deerfield Observer. Miss Sherbert will continue her journalism studies as a sophomore this fall at the University of Florida. Three area students re- CPL. DEEM injured $25 Million School Bond Plant Picketed Issue Sold By Broward By Engineers Shaggy, SeH-S Harry wra nlv.

69 so. fcinnr iiiw i The Broward County School Board accepted a bid yesterday for the purchase of $25 million in bond construction funds at an Interest rate of 6.0851 per cent. "I am very, very pleased with the bid, "Stanley Ross, the school system's bond consultant, told the board. Interest ceiling on the enacted by the State Legislature at a special ses cent. With the sale yesterday, only $18.6 million remain to be sold of the original $108.6 million bond issue.

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