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The Waco News-Tribune from Waco, Texas • Page 42

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Waco, Texas
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42
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tThr Page Texas Thursday, Oct. 2D, 1966 MILITARY NEWS 1st Lt. DWAVNE (i. LEE, I Street, a member of Naval Reson of Mrs. I a Zolie Lee of serve Surface Division S-10T(Mi 3025 Mitchell Avenue, was re- in Waco, has reported 1o Serv- contiy awarded the Bronze Star see School Command in San for outstanding meritorious Diego for 153 days of Naval service as commanding officer schooling, of Company 168th Engineer When he completes his class Combat Battalion in Viet Nam.

school. Sent an Germany will Lt. Lee assigned to the remain for a class A school. Infantry in Kit- Seman apprentice I LI JAM zingen, Germany, before he ar- WACO WAVE Babbie Aieisa Moore, daughter of Mrs. Nona M.

Moore of 2704 North Nineteenth Street, has completed 19 weeks of bassc training at Recruit Training Command (Women! Naval Training Center at Bainbridge, Md. Miss Moore, a graduate of Waco High School, is spending a 14-day leave with her family before reporting to the Naval Asr Station at Corpus Christi. IPPpfP'- 11 jf JL 'BIRD' A Moser chief of Operations Division at Williams Force Base, and formerly of Waco, was promoted to a full (note shoulder chickens) colonel last week. The 44-year-old colonel entered the service March 8, 1943, and became an aviation cadet in 1944, He is a veteran of War II and went to Arizona from exchange duty With Roval Air Force of Great Britain, PROMOTED Lt ert N. Rochell, husband of Mrs.

Glenda Rocheil of 2023 Lafayette Circle and son of Mrs, D. of 2021 promoted to first ant on Oct, 1 in Viet Nam He is with A Rntt. patri ta, D. ON NEVEV of Hillsboro and Fireman Apprentice A. 1 Vun lot iy- neal of McGregor, both He graduated from Waco hers of Naval Reserve Surface School in 1960, and from Division here, have the U.S.

Military A. ademy reported for 11 days of active West Point NY. in du1y aboard USS 11 Crow at Galveston. lives Clcv Vour Toxas been reassigned for duty. fON son The Air Airman 2C of NT and Mrs Roben D.

LOCK LIN, son of Mr. Hohhertz of Temple, has been Mrs, Locklin of Bel- promoted to airman secondjton, to Viet Nam; Airman i vs Reese AFB, where he I). PACK. son of Mr. is serving as a materiel Mrs.Willie Pack of Sit South Seventeenth Street, to A i an S.tms era dilated fr Chanute AFB S.Sgt.

High 1AMLS W. HANCtX son of Three Central Texans have Mrs. A. R. Hancock of Mexia, vmpleted basic training at! to Bien Hoa AB, Viet Nam, and I AFB.

jS.Sgt GEORGE RANAS, whose They are RANDAL IL CUN wife, Doris, is the daughter of NTNGHAM, son of Lt. Col. and F. A. Kunkel of Otto, to Mrs.

D. Cunningham of 3121 east Asia. Mitchell Avenue; JIMMY son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robertson of 2709 Gorman Avenue and JIM MY McGINTV, son of Mr and Mrs.

James K. McGkity of Ft. Hood. MELVIN T. M.mWELL.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Glidwell of 1424 South Twenty-seventh Street, is undergoing nine weeks of basic training at Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. Seaman Gli Navy classification tests will deter-! mine whether he will be assigned to a school, shore station or ship after he graduates.

Mate 3 C. PAI M. TEIC'HELMANN. r. of Mr, and Mrs.

Wilmer elmann of 320 Sturgis Lane, participated recently in Operation Deckhouse IH, am amphibious assault on the coast of I South Viet Nam. Teichelmann is a staff member of Commander Seventh! Fleet aboard the guided missile cruisor Oklahoma City. The battalion-slze Seventh Fleet Marine Corps Landing Force ent ashore in assault- craft and helicopters. JESSE. R.

COOK, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jesse M. Cook of 4324 Kendall Lane, has completed basic pital Corps School at Naval; Hospital, San Diego. Calif. The four -month course i teaches hospital corps men to assist in applying bandages and dressings, taking temperatures and caring for ward patients.

Airman 2 PAM. E. WAG NEK, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-j ward P.

Wagner of Hamilton, is serving at Bien Hoa Republic of Viet Nam. Airman Wagner graduated; from Hamilton ILgh School in 1964 and is a weapons mechanic. TIMOTHV N. TAVLOH son of Mrs. Beryl Taylor oL 2206 Rosewood Drive, has graduated from eight weeks of re-1 cruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot at San Diego.

He will now undergo four weeks of individual combat! training and four weeks of basic specialist training in his job field before he is assigned to a permanent unit. Pit BILLY I HAMMOND snn of William Hammond Jr. I of 1224 Chestnut Street, and! VERNON L. BETTC.E, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edmund J. Bettge of Leroy, have fin- 1 jsheil four weeks of individual! combat training at Camp Pen-i die ton near San Diego. They received more than 200 hours of training in guerrilla warfare, use of ini an try combat patrols and COMPLETES TRAINING Joel John Thompson III, son of Mr, and Mrs. Joel Thompson Sr. of 2300 Homan Avenue, recently completed four weeks of individual combat training at Camp Pendleton, Calif, He received more than 200 hours of instruction in guerrilla warfare, use of infantry weapons, combat patrols and squad tactics during the period.

Seniors Get Band Jackets At Rosebud ROSEBUD (SPL) Rosebud High School presented senior 'members of the Black Panter Band with jackets recently in special assembly. Seniors receiving jackets were drum majorette Melaine Yett, twirler Renee Brown, Billy Marek, Carol Bruggman and Mary Ann Thrasher. Andrew Voltin, president of Band Parents Association, presented the jackets. Other officers are Mrs. William vice president and former twirler of the band; Mrs.

Chandler Hargrove, treasurer; and Mrs. Sedonia Snow, secretary. The Black Panther Band gave a concert with twirlers Melanie Yett, Renee Brown, Beverly Engel and Valerie Voltin performing a special routine to the of Adult Education NEW YORK (UPD The New York City Board of Education reports about 75.000 adults have registered for classes in fundamental education conducted dur- ing the day and evening in more than 200 city schools. CHEERLEADERS for Rosebud High School are Karen Kahler, freshman, and a former two-year cheerleader in Rosebud Junior High; Patricia Belson, sophomore, and a mer two-year cheerleader in Rosebud Junior High; Glenda Lewis, senior, and head cheerleader, Margaret Hargrove, a senior, and three-year cheerleader in Rosebud High School. Iredell High (lass Leaders Arc Selected IREDELL (SPL) Iredell High School classes have elected officers as follows; Senior Dwane Barr, president; Linda Flanary, secretary; and Linda Reed, reporter.

Junior Jimmy Davis, president; Walter Dotson, vice president; and Jennifer Koonsman, secretary. Sophomore Joyce Gamer, president, and Glenda Hanshew, secretary. Mr. and Miss Iredell High School are Butch Bateman and Linda Reed. Friendliest students are Jimmy Davis and Joyce Garner.

Mike Wilson and Jeannye Bales are wittiest, and David Porter and Connie Smith are most polite. Cartoons Go Hark MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) The art of caricature, forerunner of today's cartoon, goes back as far ns Aristotle and phanes. There also is evidence of some humor in the art of ancient Egyptians, Chinese. Greek and other civilizations, according to Art Instruction Schools of Minneapolis. PEACHES Dei Monte.

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