HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oreg,
Monday, April 22, 1963
PAGE 7
Armed Force
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EDWARD A. HERZOG
1 1 -
BERNARD J. BALTER
RMED FORCES NEWS
Army Pvt. Edward A. Herzog,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Hcrzog. Baker Road, Mount Shas
ta, Calif., recently completed
the eight-week communications
center specialist course at the
Southeastern Signal School, Fort
Gordon, Ga.
Herzog entered the Army in
October 1002 and received basic
training at Fort Ord. Before en
tering the Army, the 20-ycar-old
soldier was employed by Mount
Shasta Community Hospital. He
is a 1959 graduate of Mount Shas
ta High School and a 1962 gradu
uate of College of the Siskiyous
' Weed.
Airman Basic Bernard J. Baltar,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bal
tar of Dunsmuir, Calif., is being
reassigned to Chanute AFB, IU..
for technical training as a United
States Air Force electronics main
tenancc specialist.
Airman Baltar, who enlisted in
the Air Force a short time ago,
YMCA Plans
Dance Class
A new beginning square dance
class for boys and girls 10-years-old
and up will be started at the
YMCA on May 15. The youths
will meet every Wednesday from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
A new YMCA youth program,
the classes will be open to ali
children in the community even
though they do not belong to the
YMCA at this time.
Instructors and callers for the
square dances will be Lyle and
Ann Steers, who are also the
instructors for the YMCA adult
square dance group known as th?
Y-NE-MA Twirlcrs.
For further information about
the program contact the YMCA at
TU 4-4149 or TU 4-5256.
Guest Caller
Ronnie Telford of Alturas,
Calif., will be the guest caller
for the Y-NE-MA Twirlers Square
Dance Club on Saturday, April
27. The dance will begin at 8 p.m.
in the educational wing of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Eighth
and Jefferson, with a potluck
supper following. All square
dancers in the community are in
: vited to attend.
Aluminum Price
Hike Foreseen
PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The se
lective price increases in the steel
industry "will psychologically be
a plus factor in favor of bettor
prices" in the aluminum indus
try, top officials of the Aluminum
Co. of America hinted Thursday.
The subject of prices was
brought up at the annual stock
holders meeting and during a
subsequent press conference.
"This cost-price squeeze re
mains the single most pressing
problem facing the U.S. aluminum
Hidustrv," said Alcoa Chairman
Frank L. Magee.
has completed his initial basic
military training.
The airman, a graduate of How-
er Vocational High School. Akron
Ohio, attended Shasta College
Redding.
Archie E. Blake, airman ri.
emit, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs.
D. E. Blake. 1217 Eldorado Avh
nue, completed recruit training as
nonorman ot his recruit comDanv
at the Naval Training Center, San
uiego.
The title desicnates exemnlarv
service during recruit trainina and
is a distinction that he will carry
wiui mm duruig his entire nav
al service.
He was selected on the hasis
of his military bearing, leader
ship abilities, initiative, and at
tention to duty.
The nine-week indoctrination to
military life includes training in
seasmanship, basic military law,
swimming and survival, first aid,
and other naval subjects.
Each recruit receives tests and
interviews to determine his fu
ture training and duty assign
ments.
A.2.C. Leonard W. Olson of
Klamath Falls is being reassigned
to George AFB, Calif., following
his graduation from the United
States Air Force technical train
ing course for autopilot repair
men.
Airman Olson studied naviga
tion, aerodynamics, hydraulics
and electronics required in the
inspection and maintenance of
autopilot and electronic compass
systems
The airman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Olaf Olson, 1601 Mitchell
Street, is a graduate of Klamath
Union High School and attended
Oregon State College in Corval
lis.
Army Pfc. Thomas Wl Chat
burn III, whose parents live in
Merrill, recently was awarded the
Expert Tank Weapons badge in
Germany.
The badge is awarded to tank
ers w ho demonstrate marked pro
ficiency in firing all tank arma
ment and in maneuvering the
tank.
The 20-year-old soldier, a driver
in Troop B of the Second Armored
Cavalry Regiment's First Recon
naissance Squadron, entered the
Army in February 1961 and
completed basic training at Fort
Ord, Calif.
He was graduated from Merrill
High School in 1960.
Day Planned
At Kingsley
The Kingsley Field Armed
Forces Day planning committee
held its first meeting in the 408th
Fighter Group headquarteis
building last week to receive
plans for the forthcoming cele
bration from Maj. Raymond G.
Nelson, project officer.
As last year, there will be a
downtown Klamath. Falls parade
on Saturday, May 18. followed by
an open house on the Kingsley
Field flight line. Subject to net
work commitments, KOTI.TV will
televise the parade live, accord
ing to Dick Green, general man
ager of the station.
Approximately 15 aircraft
from all services will be displayed
at the field, w ith primary empha
sis going lo a display of "Cen
tury Series" aircraft the most
modern fighter plane in the na
tion's Air Force inventory.
Further details on the day's
events will be announced as they
are completed.
Armed Forces Day committee
members at the meeting included
Major Nelson, Capt. John W.
Snider, assistant project officer;
Maj. George H. Williams, Capt.
Emil M. Korbish, and Lts. Thom
as G. Hanlin, Raymond P. Con
ley, John E. Curtis, Charles H.
Habcrstich, Lavene C. Hayden.
Maj. Leonard W. "Provancc, di
rector of the parade, also attended.
The oravinc mantis washes its
face like a cat after every meal.
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