Milford chronicle., 1962-02-09
"a Have Enlisted
In The u. S. Navy

Chief Roy L. Lawson and EN- l
Dean NJ Lawson, Navy Recruiters
of the Salisbury Navy Recruiting
Station announce the enlistment of
% men and / woman into the US +.
Navy from the DelMarVa PENN
sula Area
Enlisting under the minority pro-
gram whereby the men will be dis
charged on their 21st birthday
were: Kenneth R. Williams. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll F. Will
liams of Pocomoke; Ronald L. Hud-
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland
A Hudson of Dagsboro; Jay F.
Vickers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
A. Vickers of Millsboro; Michael
E Hemming, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest s. Hemming of Easton /;
Edward R. Wilkinson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex T. Wilkinson of
Pocomoke; James A. Lawrence,
grandson of Mr. and Mrs John
E. POstley of Parsonsburg;
Enlisting under the Nays new
3 year enlistment program were:
George r. burlington. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph burlington of Chin
colleague; Rudolph L. Tarr, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Tarr
of Chincoteague: Herbert l..
Daisey, Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert L. Daisey, Sr., of Chinco-
league.
Enlisting under the Navy's reg
ular year enlistment program
were: Allan P. Bradford, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Bradford
of Newark; George E. Elliott, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Elliott, Sr., of Wattsville; Preston
L. Gattis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton j. Gattis of Delmar; TheO-
dore ]. McCabe, son of Mr. and
Mrs Charles r. McCabe of George
town; Lawrence w. Schirmer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Schirmer
of Milton; Harold w. Sard, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas l.. Sard, Sr.,
of Oxford; George T. Perdue, son
of Mr. and Mrs Marshall E. Per-
due of Parsonburg; Walter L.
Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. AW
Brown of Easton; Norris L. Moore,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Moore, of Salisbury; Raymond F.
Minister, son of Mrs Ann Phillips
of Tilghman's Island; j. T. E. Sol
lers, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j r. Sol
lers of Easton;
Enlisting into the Navy under the
Nuclear Field Program was Ben
nett Allen Greer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George A Greer of Salisbury
This program is six years in length
in order to have time for the nu7
clear training schools and applied
scientific instruction which is a
part of his contract.
All of the above were enlisted
and transferred to Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, Illinois, for
basic training except for Bennett
A. Greer and George T. Perdue
who selected Naval Training Cen
ter. San Diego, California, for
Basic Training.
All of the above will undergo
nine weeks of basic training upon
completion of which they will re-
ceive a two weeks leave at home
prior to reporting in to their re-
spective duty stations for school
ing and duty
Enlisting into the L. S. Navy
Waves was jeanette Thomas of
Centerville, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs John Thomas Miss Thomas
was enlisted and transferred to
U. S. Naval Training Center, Balm
bridge, Maryland, for her basic
training.
Enlisting under a continuous SER
vice enlistment was Richard BeS-
wick. Guided Missileman Second
Glass. Richard maintained his home
in Suttlersville prior to reenlist-
ment in the U. s. Navy GS 2
Beswick was given extra benefits
in the form of reenlistment bonus,
travel allowances, and choice of
duty because of his prior service
For information on any Of the
Nays programs, contact your
Navy Recruiter at the Post Office
Building, Salisbury, Maryland, or
call Pioneer 2-1781