Parents urged to inspect children for head lice during holiday season
Montgomery County Health Department asks parents to inspect children before and during Christmas week to curb a recurring head lice problem. Officials note lice spread easily, cause itching and bacterial infections, and treatment involves medical shampoo and cleaning personal items under a doctor's guidance. Schools send students home and notify parents to arrange treatment while education efforts continue.
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Montgomery Couns Health Department
Lee
Bowen
Lime Kiln area news and hospital update features
Community notes from Lime Kiln include well wishes for Randy Boone, hospitalized in Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Sunday leg injury, with many local residents visiting relatives and neighbors across Buckeystown Reids Ford Road and Walkersville. Also included are general health tips on lice treatment and disinfection procedures for personal items and clothing.
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Henry Baugher
Randy Boone
Wayne Boone
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harold Hawkins
Lawrence Ausherman
Frederick
Douglas Goodman
Petersville
John Williams
Pearl Hoffman
James Titus
Doubs
Henry Baugher Jr
Buckestown
Henry Baugher Sr
Franklin Beachley
Broad Run
William Scheetz
Susan Perkins
Robert Fogle
Butch Fogle
Walkersville
Kenneth Norrell
Rt. 3
Tommy
Buckeystown
Wayne Baugher
Lewis Avier
Reidh
Ford Road
Ethel Smith
Paul DeGrange
Buteh Hunter
Eugene Beachley
Brunswick
Juvenile Justice Commission reviews draft final report
The Commission on Juvenile Justice met in Annapolis on December 2 to finalize a draft report due January 1, 1977 for the Governor and General Assembly. Chairman Robert L Karwacki urged resolution of all issues to reflect the majority view and discussed District Court jurisdiction for juvenile causes, coordination of services to children, and a proposal for a separate agency to address youth problems.
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Commission On Juvenile Justice
Annapolis
Governor
General Assembly
Robert L Karwacki
Commission
Charles County history A large new Maryland volume published
The Charles County Bicentennial Committee released a hard cover history of Maryland’s oldest regions. Custombook Inc produced the 763 page volume with 60 pages of photographs, created by 300 volunteers. The book covers Agriculture Transportation Towns Religion Education and more with chapters on Black History Social life and Genealogy. The price and distribution details accompany the committee’s plans for port town history and local heritage decorations.
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Maryland
Charles County
Custombook, Inc
South Hackensack
Charles Counts
Port Tobacco
Charles Coumy
Bicenienmai Ee
M. Port Md
Phisician
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