Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 24

PAGE 4 ALBANY PEMOCKAT-HERALb, ALBANY THfRDAY, NOVEWBEB It, 1961 Army Private Completes Fort Ord Training; Begins Microwave School tpr nf Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. ALBANY Army Pvt. Robert Swiener, recently completed a 14 month tour of duty in the Far East- He will now be stationed at Camp Pendleton, Calif.

tiam Union high school in Mill City and is working toward his bachelor's degree in secondary education. atoga and is now in yeoman training. Smith has been in the Navy almost 10 years and recently reenlisted. eight weeks of recruit training ai the Marine Corps recruit depot, Parris Island. S.C.

Parris Island E. Roner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roner, 1110 Oak recently completed his basic training at Fort Ord, Calif, and is now attending microwave school it is the only training base for re at the Naval Air station, Pen-sacolar Fla. where he will undergo further flight training.

HARRISBURG LeRoy W. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo W. Smith, Rt.

1, recently completed basic training at the recruit training command, Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. emit women Marines. supports the division by road and building construction and mine laying. ALBANY Pvt. John B.

Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waltenberg, Rt. 4, Box 541, is home on leave to marry Bonnie Zwicki, Corvallis. He is an automobile mechanic in the Army which he entered in May.

Morgan attended Albany Union high school. He has been serving in Korea. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd, 645 LaSalle has completed eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps recruit depot, Parris Island, S.C.

ALBANY Pvt. E-2 Terrence Timothy Fry, son of Mrs. Rachel Fry, 1305 Elm is home on leave prior to reporting to Fort Dix, N.J. Nov. 23 for reassignment.

He graduated from Albany Union high school in June, 1964 and trained in the infantry at Fort Ord, Calif. win F. Tuttle, 1075 W. Queen was recently presented his the emblem of a qualified submariner. He is aboard the Greenfish operating out ot Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

Tuttle is a graduate of Albany Union high school and entered the Navy in January, 1962.. LYONS Rodney J. Schaer, son of Mrs. Gwen Schaer, Rt. 1, has been appointed group executive officer with the cadet rank of major in the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps detachment at Oregon State University.

He is a graduate of San SCIO Clarence E. Moore, seaman, USCG, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Moore, recently participated in the rescue of two persons from a lost boat while serving at the Coast Guard Yaquina Bay Station, Newport.

ALBANY Airman Tihrd Class Norman B. Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Powell, Rt.

2, has graduated from the training course for Air Force jet aircraft mechanics at Amarilla AFB, Tex. He is a graduate of Salem Academy. He is being reassigned to Mountain Home AFB, Idaho. 'ALBANY James Edward Jager, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Jager, 2260 S. Marion is serving aboard the attack transport USS Fremont operating out of Norfolk, Va. HARRISBURG Marine PFC Timothy E. Prom, son of Mrs. Elizabeth J.

Prom, Rt. 1, is serving with an engineer battalion at' Camp Pendleton, Calif. It ALBANY-Army PFC Bruce R. Dodds, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Don Lyon, 1535 Walnut Albany, is home on leave from Ft. Bragg, N.C. where he serves as a medic. He entered the army in January, 1964 after attending Albany Union high school. Basic training was done at Fort Ord, Calif.

LEBANON-Marine PFC Jerry L. Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sanders, 310 Elmore is home on leave after completing HARRISBURG Woman Mar- HARRISBURG Woman Mar ALBANY -Edwin E. Tuttle, machinist's mate third class, USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed ine Pvt. Alice V. Lloyd, daugh-'ine Pvt. Ruth A.

Swiener, daugh ALBANY Mark Stadler, seaman, USN, son of Mrs. Eleanor M. Stadler, 205 E. 14th Albany, recently received the Armed Forces Expeditionary medal for his participation with the Seventh Fleet units during the recent Viet Nam crisis involving the Gulf of Tonkin incidents. He was attached to the dock landing ship Tortuga which remained at sea 54 days with SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED BACON Lb.

GRADE 'A' FLASH FROZEN Hen Turkeys Marine units aboard ready to land. ALBANY-Clarence A. Davis, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James William Davis, 1608 Santiam recently left the naval Air Station, Alameda, Calif, with a carrier airborne early warning sqaudron for a six month deployment in the Philippines where he will be based at Cubi Point.

RIGHEY'S NEBERGALL'S BOLOGNA By the piece lb. 39C CHOICE STEAKS Round ib. 85' T-Bone ib. 95c ROBERT E. RONER At Special School at Fort Monmouth, N.J.

He graduated from Albany Union high school in 1962 and attended Portland Electronics College before enlisting in the Army. MILL CITY Navy Ensign Robert P. Gordon, son of Mrs. James B. Gordon, graduated recently from pre-fllght school GRADE 'A' FLASH FROZEN i LEAN MEATY mm JEFFERSON James Smith, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Smith, left recently for Bain-bridge, following a short leave in this area. He has completed service abgoard the Sar- Tom Turkeys SpareRibi -39 SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD 19 lop Sirloin lb 1 Brown fir Serve LINK District Court Frees Two on Different Counts Sausage 39' Sirloin Tip 95c LEAN GROUND ROUND SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD MILD CHEDDAR If 77 I a VIWVIM I 1668 Cooper Lebanon, forfeited $25 bail on an overload charge. Cheese 49' 3rd and Broadalbin, Downtown Albany Open 9 A. M.

to 10 P. M. Daily PLENTY OF FREE PARKING City Delivery Service Lb Two persons forfeited $15 bail each on charges of disobeying stop signs. They were Deanj Delno 29, Portland and Richard Douglas Wade, 16, 1305 i Lehigh Way, Albany. I Two defendants were fined $10 each on different charges.

They were James Gene Malick, 1610 Seventh Lebanon, im-i proper passing and Anthony Arrambide, 48, North failure to dim headlights. Pillsbury's Buttermilk Country Style 7 Each Tube Two men were found innocent on different counts by District Judge Carl Stanley recently. Raymond Edward Earnest, 53, 193 Pentland Scio, was found innocent of a drunk driving charge and Herbert William Mays, 36, Lyons, was found innocent of a charge of disobeying a stop sign. Richard Albert Kehrwald, 34, Portland, forfeited $150 bail on a drunk driving charge. Two persons were fined or forfeited bail on speeding counts.

These were William Harry Dyson, 42, Eugene, $45 fine and Donald Ray Davis, 31, Salem, $25 forfeited. Augustus Dupree Mitchell, 44, PILLSBURY'S Pre-Holiday Sale COOKIES Kellogg (SEALS Q)fQ)W Sauce 300 Size Two other defendants were: fined $5 each on different counts. They were Arthur Jay Bradley, "The Best to You Each Morning" Assorted Varieties Reg. 49c 34, Salem, truck speeding and Leroy Merton Seavy, 39, Rt. 1, mm Crown Bleached and Unbleached 10-lb.

bag 99c All Crewmen Die In Bomber Crash 1.89 i Tins JJ pkgs. Box 67, Tangent, failure to stop for flashing red railroad cross-! ing lights. Two motorists forfeited $5 bail each. They were John Lee Mark, 16. Rt.

2, Box 35, Scio, expired vehicle license and David Her-j mon Haring, 28, Rt. 4, Box 316H, Albany, no operator's li-j CINNAMON ROILS 4 teM Hudson House No. 1 Fancy Perfect for Pies WOLF POINT, Mont. (UPI)- A huge Air Force B52 jet cense. I Robert Hilson Maddox, 20, 86 Wheeler Lebanon, was as- sessed $5 court costs only when TURNOVERS 12-oz.

Corn Flakes 9- oz. Krumbles 8-oz. OK's 10- ox. Raisin Bran 12-oz. Shredded Wheat Gold Label Instant Mashed Le ss Than 2c per Serving! 61j-ox, potatoes he pleaded guilty to having ex pi red vehicle license plates.

49' Apple, Cherry, Blueberry Man Receives Prizes for Study CREAM CHEESE James Blodcett. student at! Southwestern University School 35' Kraft Philadelphia 8-oz. Pkg. bomber crashed and burned late Tuesday night on a pasture in rugged range country 20 miles south of this northeastern Montana town, killing all seven crewmen. A spokesman at Glasgow Air Force Base said a recovery and investigation team sent to the scene confirmed that all aboard had perished.

The giant eight-engine bomber, stationed at Larson Air Force base in Moses Lake, crashed and burned shortly after 11 p.m. in the pasture of the Clarence Chamberlain ranch seven miles west of the hamlet of Vida. A witness at the scene said the Air Force craft skidded about one-half mile after hitting the ground. He said the plane burned except for the tail section and scattered pieces of wreckage. A rescue and investigating team from Glasgow Air Force base, about 50 miles northwest of the scene, went to the wreckage in a convoy.

The plane was attached to the 462nd Strategic Aerospace Wing at Larson AFB. An Air Force spokesman said it was on a proficiency training mission. WE PROUDLY FEATURE ol Law, son of Howard Blodgett of Albany, has been named as one of the winners of the American Jurisprudence Award. The Bancroft-Whitney Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co. of! New York sponsors the award.

Blodgett received it for achiev-i ing the highest grade at hisi school on the subject of "Nego- liable Instruments." He received a bound volume of the Donars' Legal Encyclo-j pedia on Negotiable Instruments, a wall placque and a subscript tion to a law journal. He also i fl FP (7 I Smooth, rich creamy Fl Fl 7v sIt" ihas been granted a limited schol SPICES HERBS CONDIMENTS AND FANCY FOODS li la. SUGAR 10 arship which reduces his tuition during this year. He is his final year of law study. I Answar to Prtviou Puiila Male or Female No.

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