Walkersville Duckpin News Friday Foursome Leads
Pop's Four with the Hat in second place leads the Friday Foursome League by two points. Pop's Four posted a 434-1245 team game and pinfall as Wayne Angleberger delivered a 140-369 line to set pace.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1969
Page
7
Pop's Four with the Hat in second place leads the Friday Foursome League by two points. Pop's Four posted a 434-1245 team game and pinfall as Wayne Angleberger delivered a 140-369 line to set pace.
Specialist James John Stone of Operations Company was named Fort Ritchie Post Soldier of the Month. On March 19 Colonel Frederick Holden presented him a plaque and a 325 dollar I O Savings Bond. The award honors bearing, military knowledge, current events and self improvement.
A subcommittee led by Sen Edward Kennedy will hold hearings on racial policies in the Defense and Transportation departments on Thursday and Friday. The panel will review a $9.4 million Mentaron clothing contract to three southern mills and a new testing procedure for federal highway contracts. Transportation Secretary Tobin Volpe faced criticism over contractor conditions.
Howe promoted to sergeant and Richarto Hetlim Join Me Sativien Pats ward promoted to higher ranks. Ponateh Gomer elevated to senior specialist and related officers advance in the same promotion wave.
AP reports Curtis Dom develops a plastic pipeline system to collect maple sap, laying a half inch line for a mile to feed a plant that uses a 16-foot evaporator to produce syrup. His operation in Wellersburg Pennsylvania aims to reach 1 000 gallons this year with plans to expand into Allegany County Maryland next year.
Cuba’s ambassador to Vietnam, Paul Valdes Vivo, says President Nixon faces a choice between a partial defeat now or a major defeat later. He notes guerrillas are now hunting Americans but few are found as many divisions lie buried in Vietnam. Valdes Vivo has not explained his return to Havana after presenting credentials three weeks earlier.
Rail service resumed on the main line west of Harpers Ferry after a derailment at 4 35 a m Saturday. A 93 car freight train partially derailed with 36 cars carrying cargo including lumber and grain. one car struck a home in Engle. East and westbound tracks cleared by Monday afternoon and service rerouted via alternate lines.
Cub Pack 796 of Urbana held its March 17 meeting at Urbana Elementary School. Cubmaster Marvin Wilke opened the session with Webelos leading the flag ceremony and pledge.
Secretary David M. fenoranedt says reductions in programs should set the stage for a 1970 fiscal year budget surplus likely exceeding the $3.5 billion forecast by Lyndon B. Johnson. The meeting ended with a Bobcat pin and refreshments. Kennedys would not estimate the surplus or detail budget cuts by Nixon. He spoke on ABC Issues and Answers. Savings could come mainly from the defense budget excluding Vietnam war expenditures.
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