Christmas Reparations by Aaron Thorndyke in Mistletoe
A Christmas program at the Mistletoe school house ends with Aaron Thorndyke revealing his grief over losing a son in Korea and his wife, apologizing for aloof behavior, and promising friendship and a community effort. He plans to fund gifts from his late son's life insurance and rebuild local bonds, with Santa delivering presents to all.
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Mistletoe
Don Baker
Aaron Thorndyke
Mr. Thorndyke
Korea
Baker
Santa Claus
Bill Baker
Poster Contest Ends in Three Weeks at Dec. 10
Mr. T Noble Jarrell Jr chair of the Caroline County Committee to Promote Employment of the Handicapped urges high school juniors and seniors to enter the essay and art poster contest on employment of the handicapped. The contest closes December 10 with the year’s essay titled Employment.
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T. Noble Jarrell, Jr
Caroline County
Be 4 If Is Your eye Q Check for fall hunting vision
Optometrists urge hunters to test vision as season begins. Dr. Joshua Breschkin of the Maryland Optometric Association notes vision naturally declines with age and glasses from last year may not suffice. Key factors include acuity field of vision and color perception to identify game and hunters in drab surroundings.
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Joshua Breschkin
Maryland Optometric Association
Breschkin
Maryland Handicapped Essay and Art Contest Details
The Governor's Committee to Promote Employment of the Handicapped enlists 11th and 12th graders statewide for an essay and art contest. First Maryland prize includes a four year University of Maryland scholarship and a 100 dollar savings bond. National winners receive an all expenses trip to Washington. Four Maryland winners visit Baltimore for a governor presented luncheon. Details were distributed to county high schools. entries encouraged for Caroline County students.
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University of Maryland
Rys
Maryland
Washington
Baltimore
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Jarrell
Caroline County
Maryland 4-H Trip Winners Named State Champions
Maryland 4-H announced state winners for trips to the 1956 National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 25 to 29. Carol Mills of Gaithersburg received the Dairy award with a record of dairy production and a 10-cow herd with 1 000 ribbons, aided by Gen eral Mills Larro Sure Feed. Nancy Rice of Queen Anne earned the Food Preparation trip for preparing 463 dishes and 530 meals, with Kelvinator Division paying expenses. Charles Black of New Wind sor excelled in Electric projects, completing 10 projects in two years and converting equipment. Helene Long of Faulkner represented Recreation, earning US Rubber stay funding and leading Bel Alton and Charles County 4-H clubs. Madeline Baldus serves as her club leader.
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Maryland
Carol Mills
Gaithersburg
Larro Sure Feed Division
General Mills
Chicago
Jersey
Carol
Nancy Rice
Queen Anne
Kelvinator
American Motors
Nancy
Furman’s Grove
Esther Crouse
Helene Long
Faulkner
U.S. Rubber Co
Ilelene
Bel Alton
Charles County Club
Madeline Baldus
Helene
Ruth
Archbishop Neale School
Ted
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D.t. Alexander
Leavenworth
Ikkas
Charles Black
Shirley Temple
Hughes Aircraft Company
el Segundo, Cal
Yuma
Ariz
Air Force
Ihlow
Helena Long
Bulova
Jackie Gleason
Gustav
Denton, Maryland
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