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Nriits-Srihimr Page Texas Thursday, July 27, 1967 IN VIETNAM Capt. Lonnte R. Spivey is on duty at Pleiku AFB, Vietnam. Spivey, a 1951 graduate of Waco High School, attended Baylor University. His wife, Margaret, is the daughter of M.

L. Robinett of 3820 Ethel Avenue. SELECTED Airman Johnny H. Goodnight, ton of Mr and Mrs. John A.

Goodnight of Temple, bas been selected for technical training at Chanute AFB, III as a U. S. Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. Airman Goodnight is a 1966 graduate of Sweetwater High School. MILITARY NEWS L1 JIMMY G.

C.ILMORK and his brother Constructionist HERMAN L. GILMORE mot in Nang, Vietnam early this month. The brothers, sons of Mr. anrl Mrs. J.

G. Gilmore of 1600 Connor Avenue, both have wives named Betty. Betty Jean, wife of J. E. Gilmore, lives at 2740 Madison Drive.

Betty Sue, wife of H. L. Gilmore, lives at 3517 Homan Avenue. t. Gilmore has been in the eorp for 21 years.

Pfc. DAVID HAMILTON, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. V.

Hamilton of 1017 North Forty- fourth Street, completed weeks of military police training at 1 he Army Training Center, Ft. Gordon. July 17. Two members of the air force were promoted to staff sergeant recent! y. They are C.

J. WALKER, son of Rev. and Mrs. G. H.

W. Walker Sr. of 1903 South Eighteen Street and JAMES E. FLOWERS, whose wife. Fairy, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis R. Hall of k. Walker is a graduate of Moore High School. His wife, Gloria, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs.

Steve Bradshaw of 914 North Fifth Street. Other servicemen promoted to their present ranks are Marine leaner Cpl. MARVIN D. HERBRICK. son of Mrs.

Gladys Herbrick of Bellmead ami Airman 2 GEORGE W. FOLEY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Foley of 2225 Ross Avenue.

Foley is a graduate Mexia High School, i. Marine AUBREY N. HOLLINGSWORTH, son of Mrs. Joyce A. Twidwell of Waco, was graduated from eight weeks of recruit traininc; at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, Calif.

Naval Reserve Surface Division 8-107 in Waco will be sending four Naval Reservists Col. Havens Gets Medal And Retires Lt. Col. John J. Havens, who has served in the U.S.

Air Force ihf past 25 jears. was awarded Army Commendation Medal this week at the time of his retirement. in Clairette. he is the son of Mrs. I.

Havens of Gairet- te. After graduating from Carlton High School, he attended the University of Omaha. He whs assigned to the Military Tratfie Management and Terminal Service with the duties of Special Assistant to the Director of Personal Property Traffic before retiring. Col. Havens is one of few officers honored by all thiee services.

Among his awards and decorations are the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal with oak leaf cluster, the Purple Heart, the Asiatic- Pacific Campaign Medal, the World War II Victory Medal, the American Campaign Medal, a Presidential Unit Citation, the National Defense Service Medal with additiorr.il Bronze Service Longevity Service Award with four bronze oak leaf clusters. HOME ON LEAVE Jimmy Fagg, left, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Fagg of 701 North Joyce Drive, and Pvt.

James Edward Milstead, son of Mr and Mrs. George E. Milstead of Route 1, Waco, recently came home on leave. Fireman Fagg was home after having served eight months duty on the U.S.S. Nereus AS-17.

He is now attending classes at the S. Navy Nuclear Power School at Mare Island, Calif Pvt. Milstead came home from Fort Eusta, Vo. He is a recent graduate of Seaman and Engineers Corp and he is a 1965 Richfield High School graduate. for two active duty the next few days.

Reporting for active duty will the Seaman JOHN' E. DICKEY of 5724 Fail view Drive; Fireman Ap- pren. ALBERT T. WALLACE. JR.

of McGregor; Seaman BILLK YATES of 128 Rrewer Avenue; and Seaman ANTONIO A ROCHA of 813 South Tenth Street. WILLIAM RAY FULLER of 2122 Live Oak Avenue is a new! member of Naval Reserve) Surface Division 8-107. II enlisted July 9 in the Naval Reserve. He is a former member of ihe U.S. Air Force and was discharged at James Connally AFB in 1964.

Airman 3C. ANITA M.l HERNANDES, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas S. Hernandez Sr.

of Route 5 of Temple, graduated at Amarillo AFB, from the trainine course for administrative specialists. Marine Pvt. WALTER C. RICHARDSON, son of Mrs. Mac; D.

Richardson of 1612 South Twenty-fifth Street, is attending the basic Aircrew Survival Equipmentman School, at the Naval Air Technical Training Unit, Lakehurst, N.J. Visiting EXPO '67 while serving aboard the Destroyer USSI Vesoie on a six-week Midshipman Training Cruise. i Midshipman 1 C. RUSSELL YORK of 3611 South Third Street. At the end of the cruise, he will return to college and; upon graduation will be commissioned an ensign in the U.

S. I Navy. Cadet MICHAEL L. TROLL-1 INGER, 20. son of Sgt.

and Henry H. Thrasher of 326 Topeka Avenue, is taking part in four weeks of Army orienlation training this month at Ft. Marine Cpl. Desmond W. Watkins, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Watkins of 4023 Ken- dall Lane, has completed refresher courses in leadership! and small unit tactics at the First Marine Non- Commissioned Officer's school near Da Nang Vietnam. Seaman Appren. JOHNNYE W. REED, son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Reed of 3509 Ferndale Drive, has recently been home on leave from the navy. Reed is stationed in New London.

Conn. and is awaiting a pemianent duty station there. U.S. Air Force Lt. Col.

ROBERT S. KING, son of Mrs. 0. S. King of Abilene, has been presented a Military Airlift Command safe flying award at 1.ajes FieH, Azores, in recognition of his 5.000 hours of accident-free flying.

The wife. Mary, is the daughter of Mrs. B. P. Bans of 1918 Ethel Avenue.

Army 2nd Lt. LARRY D. SHOEMAKER, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.

D. Shoemaker of 3925 Huaco completed a psychological operations officer course June 30 at ihe Army Special Warfare School, Ft. Bragg, C. Home on a 30-da leave, Airman 1 C. ARCHIE D.

WHITTEN, 21. son of Mrs. Audrey R. Whitten of Fort Worth, left this week for South Carolina; He will train at an aircraft school before leaving for a years duly in Vietnam. The former Waeoan resided at 505 North Twelfthj Street, attended Waco schools, and was a paper carrier for the Times-Herald.

S. Sgt. HORACE L. GOODWIN, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe T. Goodwin of 2307 Maple Avenue, is on duty at Nakhon Phanom Royal Thia AFB, Thailand. He is a 1958 graduate of Waco High School. Serving with the Second Reconnaissance Battalion a Camp Lejeune, N.C.. is Marine Lanee Cpl.

PAUL W. HOPKINS. JR. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul W. Hopkins of 2617 Trice Avenue. Army Pfc. Daniel P. Goolsby, 21, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert N. Goolsby of 905 Camp Drive, completed an eight-week wheeled vehicle mechanic's course ot Ft. Huachuco, July 7. His wife, Joyce, lives at 849 North Sixtieth Street.

AWARDEE) Sloan L. B. Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris H.

Brooks of Houston, has been awarded U. S. Air Force silver pilot wings upon graduation at Reese AFB. He is a graudate of Ballaire High School and was commissioned in 1960 through the aviation cadet progoram. Marine 2nd Lt BARRY J.

Western Pacific aboard the USS HRUSKA. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bayfield. Army Spec.

4 Leon L. Hruska of 2309 Ethel WILLIAM T. TAYLOR. 22, missioned an officer in the U.S.¡son of Mr. and Mrs.

William T. Avenue, was recently com- Taylor of 119 Victory Drive. Marine Corps at Quantico, Va. a in "Hrwiraf upon graduation Candidate School Geralton. from Officer A Waco Air Force Reservist, TSgt.

DONALD H. FERRIS, currently on active duty with the 20th Medical Servic Squadron at Carswell AFB in Ft. Worth on July 17. Ferris was called upon oon ii rw to speak impromtu, and for his 2812 Mitchell Drive, to i(tatts up for th(. Long Beach, Calif, after a six- award, month tour of duty in the, Sgt.

Ferris is an active Two Waco men have recently returned to the States. Seaman ROY L. WARD, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph H.

Ward of Five Receive AF Medals At Twelfth Air Force Commendation Medals for meritorious service were awarded to three officers aral two senior noncommissioned officers recently at Headquarters Twelfth Air Force. Col. James H. Hoag, Lt. Col.

Stephen E. Harrison. Maj. Marvin M. Anderson.

SMSgt. Gene M. Chartrand and MSgt. Dan Stevens received medals. Col.

Hoag, a native of Sayre, received Commendation Medal for i outstanding service as Director of Safety at Twelfth from September 1966 to July 1967. Col. Harrison received the medal for his service as Chief of the Direct Air Support Division in the Directorate of Tactical Air Control Systems at the headquarters from July 1964 to August 1965 and from April 1966 to July 1967. Maj. Anderson received his medal for distinguished service as the Chief of the Requirements Branch of the Engineering Programs Division at Headquarters 13th Air Force in Southeast Asia, from May 11965 to May 1967.

member of Toastmaster. Sgt. Chartrand is the non- International. commissioned officer in charge of the personnel section of the Lt. JIMMY G.

GILMORE, son general office, of Mr. and Mrs. James Twelfth Air Force. He was honor- Gilmore of 1600 Connor Avenue, ed for performance in that job met his brother. CN HERMAN July 1965 to July 1967.

I- GILMORE while on a Sea Sgt. Stevens is the Non- Bees hospital run in Da Nang commissioned officer in charge Vietnam. Both men have the Inspection Branch of the named Betty and both attended'Staff Office at Waco High School, Herman Twelfth. He received medal Gilmore's wife. Betty Sue, lives for meritorious service with the at 3517 Homan Avenue; and Medical Administration Branch IDEA MAN CM.

Sgt. Kenneth L. Jones, procurement superintendent at James Connally Air Force Base, recently re- i an engraved plaque for submitting a record number of suggestions in the Air Force suggestion program from July 1. 1967 966 to June 30, Jimmy Gilmore's wife, Betty, lives at 2740 Madison Drive. Jimmy has served 21 years in the Marines.

of the 56th Air Force Dispensary at Nakhon Phanom Royal Tai Air Force Base, Thailand from May 1966 to May 1967. Sears ONCE-A-YEAR Stic FIRING RIFLES Israel P. Anderson, 20, son of Mrs. Edythe Heslip of Waco, is firing the M-14 rifle while attending Army Reserve Officers Training Corps summer camp at Ft. Sill, Okla Anderson graduated in 1964 from Moore High School and is a student at Trinity University, San Antonio.

Connally Band rai ning Planned Freshmen and new members of the Connally High School Band begin son training Monday, Aug. 7. band director John R. Bain announced Tuesday. Students will meet at a m.

at the band hall. Bain said. He said all other regular band students will meet at 8 a.m. Aug. 14.

Queen Isabella of Spain enjoyed hunting wild boars. IN VIETNAM Capt Richard W. Bateman whose mother is Mrs Ida 5 Cooke of 3805 Memorial Drive, is with S. Combat oir forces in Nha Trang AB, Vietnam The captam is a 1953 graduate of Waco High School. Make AUSTIN-CL0SS Your Friedrich Air Cond itioninq Hdqrs.

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