MiCONRAD X BOHLDAVID E. BROTZMICHAEL D. BOULMICHAEL T. HENKESREGIS G. SMITHanArea men complete basic training in service'fir!s1Wirt ana. mm ban cmplrt i «d thrir Air IRn bade al-i tary training * Lackland Air] Farce Ban, Tex. IThey are:Airman Conrad J. Bohl, the •on af Mr. and Mrs. Harry: BoU, a( 527 Langfitt St., Ver-:mifiop, who is being toa Strategic Air Command unit.at Pease AFB, Nil, for training and duty as a construction* jyrfialtet Airman David E. Brotx, the •on of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J.Brotz, of 1920 Jay cox RdL, Avon,who has been selected as a supply specialist at the Air Training Command school at Arm*-riilo AFB, Tex. A 1961 graduate of Avon High School., he attended Baldwin Wallace College in Berea. ,Airman Michael D. Bobl. the' son of Mrs. fame M. Botal, of 1148 West 17th St., Lorain, who has been selected for technical training as a mm muni^tkim;specialist at Keesler AFB. Miss.! A 1961 graduate of Lorain HighMrSchool he aha attended Lorain transportation specialist He at- j Couoty Community College. .touted Lorain High School lt;fej Airman Michael T. Homes. Airman Regis G. Smith. the Ge the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph son of Mrs. Helen t Smith of!**1 N. Homes, of 1615 West 12th St.813 West 20th SL, Lorain, wiu 1laraio, who is being assigned [has been selected for t 1 Z AttMto an Air Defense Command[cal training as a conmumka-i^® unit at Rkhards-Gefaaiir AFB, taxis - electronics specialist it!“ Mo., lor training and duty as a Keesler AFB, Mias. “«gMunicipal courtigosetsu bugrbe(ThmnOajr)Wilson C McWilliams. 31. of lift] Elm Si. Obaiio. uauml dear distance. **5. _Hnnfu# Lou BMtlcr, 25, of WM Jumper Dr, Arnhem, parked onroadway. *5Klmid A. Rumpb, 30. or 021 WestBrood St.. speeding. $30 wad driver'slicense suspended 15 days vim sue-peoMoo irlthhefal pending tttenduice Bt driver lmproreffiBiu school Btfati Arroyo. 20, of 120222iii 9c. Lonin. permiuliif unll-censed person u opmui nhide. S20 Dennis P. Wtottove. 22. of 158be1 mk* Awe, tnlfic Cigna!. $1042. of 1802 Ford!Ruth ElBd. ustu*d dbif disiance. $20 Ollm Brown Jr, 35, of 175 Spruce 31. ItitoXiCSUoo. $100 and thi«c, days In dty Jail 1Paul Anode. 350 OolumbuB St.J using rude or Lndooent language over! a telephone. $150 with $50 suspend^ ad pending good conduce for six months iiAccountants will elect officersRICHARD E. LEARMONTHWARREN T. SCOTTLOR1NG P. WHITEThree area men recently graduated from Marine recruit training at the Marine CorpsRecruit Depot, Parris Island,S.C.Marine Private Richard E.Learmonth, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Learmonth, of 728Georgetown Ave.. Elyria, is being assigned to Camp Lejeune, N. C., for advanced infantry; training. !Marine Private First Class] Warren T. Scott, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L Scott, of 45 Sooth Pleasant St., Oberlin. has been assigned to Camp Lejeune.!N. C., before assignment to a school or combat IJMarine Private Loring P.) White, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. White, of 545 Park Ave.. Amherst, has been assigned to Camp Lejeune for advanced infantry combat training.The Lake Erie Central Chapter of the National Association of Accountants will meet Tue»J day at 7 p.m. at McGarvey’sj O’Neil Restaurant for election! of officers for the 1965-66 session. ‘aTwo technical section meetings will be on the program.Thomas Cooney, cost supervis or at Fruehauf Corporation, j Avon Lake, wilt discuss “Budgeting—Communicating with the Responsible Executive.” Benjamin F. Skiilen Jr., general so-| pervisor of the U. S. Steel! Corp.. Lorain Works, will discuss!“Control of Maintenance!Costs/* 1DsmacadaerorwlBitbenstiFREE FOR HOME USE