Service notes on Maier Shelton and other military personnel
Thomas and Timothy Maier of Rochester New York graduate from Lakeland AFB Texas then study Radio Operations at Keesler AFB Mississippi Chaplain Lt Col David K Shelton son of High Point resident receives Meritorious Service Medal at retirement ceremony at McClellan AFB California for duty as installation chaplain in Germany plus other retirements and assignments including Sgt Kirby Marvin Jr Air Force retirements Airman Connie Childress and Arnold Carter assigned to Keesler AFB and Korea Navy Lt Cmdr John Blackburn Coast Guard electronics training for Scarborough Jr and Army Sgt Eugene Hollingsworth with family ties noted in Asheboro and surrounding area Also Victor Borge comments on striking near two million earnings from varied ventures
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Thomas and
Timothy Maier
Ruth E. Maier
Rochester
N. Y
Ruth Shields
Trinity
Lakeland Afb
Tex
Keesler Afb
Miss
David K. Shelton
H. W. Shelton
Carr St
High Point
McClellan’ Afb
Calif
Shelton
Hahn AB
Germany
High Point High School
Mars Hill College
Furman University
Greenville
S. C
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
University of Utah
Connie L. Childress
John W. Childress
W. Green St
Thomasville
Air Force
Keesler
Childress
East Davidson High School
Arnold L. Carter
Mary S. Carter
Lexington
U.S. Air Force
Air Training Command
Lowry Afb
Cole
Carter
Kwang Ju AB
Republic of Korea
Pacific Air Forces
Lexington Senior High School
Navy
John 0. Blackburn
R. R. Blackburn
Montliue Ave
Western Pacific
Ask Andy High Pointer Answers Frog Tongue Question
Marc Samet, 12, a seventh grader at Westchester Academy, asks why frogs have long tongues. The answer notes the tongue attaches near the lower teeth, folds inside until a prey is in range, and shoots out to snatch flies in under a second before curling back for the next meal.
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Marc Samet
Andy
Marc
Harry Samet
Long Creek Drive
Westchester Academy
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
YMCA
Enterprise
Jacoby TwoNT Limits in Bridge Bidding
Oswald James Jacoby explains restrictions for using the Jacoby twoNT ramp in response to a first or second hand major suit opening. A passed hand should not use it. threeNT can function as a forcing raise. The sample hand illustrates North’s heart fit and spade control leading to a grand slam after a sequence ending in six hearts.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
North
South
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