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VALLEY DR. MECHANICSVILLE, MD
,900 Fire Marshals Best
Friend Passes Away
SLADE, L.L.C.
LOKER BUILDING
:Marshal Brian S. Geraci announces
the death of Charlie, he was previ-
$ously one of four Accelerant Detec-
Detection Canine (ADC) Class #81.
Charlie successfully completed six
weeks of imprintation training, as
well as five weeks of handler and
tion Canine (ADC) teams the Office dog training. Canines have proven
2of the State Fire Marshal operates. to be an invaluable tool in assisting
1He passed away this morning, Sat-
urday, November 25, 2017 after a
arson investigators determining if
flammable liquids were used to start
9sudden illness. Charlie passed away
peacefully with his partner/handler,
a fire. Charlie was trained to find ig-
nitable liquids such as gasoline, ker-
,Senior Deputy State Fire Marshal osene, lighter fluid, etc. He gradu-
9side. Charlie should be remembered
John Nelson and his family at his ated in December 2008 and retired in
October 2016.
0for all of his hard work and dedica-
tion to the field of arson detection
Senior Deputy State Fire Marshal
Nelson is a thirteen and half year
0and fire prevention. He had been veteran of the Office of the State Fire
recognized over the years for his Marshal. He has been assigned to the
outstanding work including him and Southern Regional Office, consist-
Senior Deputy Nelson being award- ing of Charles, St. Marys and Cal-
ed 2010 Deputy State Fire Marshal vert counties, his entire career. Upon
of the Year. As a Bureau of Alco- Charlie retiring, S/DSFM Nelson ac-
hol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives cepted the responsibility of another
(ATF) trained dog he also traveled canine and continued his career as
far and wide on a variety of cases. It a K-9 handler, partnering with K-9
is estimated Charlie worked over 500 Zorro in December 2016.
cases in his career. During times like this, no words
Senior Deputy State Fire Marshal can possibly express the sorrow we
Nelson and K-9 partner Charlie were all feel in the loss of our beloved
an exceptional tool used against ar- friend, partner and co-worker. We
son in the State of Maryland. He ask, however, as a fitting tribute
41650 COURT HOUSE DRIVE, SUITE 301 P.O. BOX 288 was trained at the Bureau of Alco- that we recall those fond memories
LEONARDTOWN, MARYLAND 20650 hol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explo- he brought to us and reflect on the
sives (ATF) canine training facility many accomplishments he achieved
PHONE: 301-475-5150 FAX: 301-475-6909 in Front Royal, Virginia. Charlie during his life time stated State Fire
was a member of ATFs Accelerant Marshal Brian S. Geraci
Thursday, November 30, 2017 The County Times Cops & Courts 9
Night
The deadline is fast approaching for global technology and consulting firm
youth ages 13 to 18 in military families Booz Allen Hamilton. This award goes to
to get in the running for a $10,000 cash a military child who has designed a bold
prize, a trip to Washington, D.C., and and creative solution to address a local, re-
other donated gifts in the Military Child gional or global challenge. In addition to
of the Year Awards competition. Op- the $10,000, the trip to Washington, D.C.,
eration Homefront, a national nonprofit and other prizes, the Military Child of the
with the mission of building strong, stable, Year Award for Innovation recipient will
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nominations for the 2018 Military Child of develop a plan to scale the recipients proj-
the Year Awards as well as applications ect drawing on technology and strate-
for the 2018 Military Child of the Year gic thinking as a part of the corporations
Dec. 1, 2017
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Dec. 4. Anyone may nominate a favorite mili-
The annual awards will recognize tary child for a service branch Military
seven outstanding young people ages 13 Child of the Year Award. Parents, sib-
5 - 8 p.m.
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Child of the Year Award will represent grandparents and anyone who knows a
a branch of the armed forces the Army, childs talents may nominate. Simply go to
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Guard, and National Guard for their the Nominate tab. Youth interested in the
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ria while facing the challenges of military militarychildoftheyear.org.
family life. All awards will be presented at the 10th
The sev- annual recognition gala April 19, 2018,
enth award is in the nations capital, during which se-
the Military nior leaders of each branch of service will
Child of the present the awards.
Year Award
for Innovation Press Release
presented by
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Remember to get a photo of your child and Technology Center.
letting Santa know their holiday wishes.
Leadership Southern
Maryland Announces
New Intern
with the creation of marketing materials
and print communications.
Paglia has been active in her college
community. She was a member of Alpha
Phi Omega, a co-ed service fraternity, and
is currently serving as secretary for the
SMCM Economics Club. This fall, she
acted as a peer mentor at SMCM serving
as a liaison between first year students and
professors and facilitating outside learn-
ing opportunities. Paglia has volunteered
her time with both Youth Opportunity and
Remington Homework Center where she
has tutored young adults and inner-city
youth in Baltimore.
Paglia is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in
economics and expects to graduate this
Alexandra Paglia spring.
Leadership Southern Maryland (LSM) Leadership Southern Maryland is an in-
has announced the addition of Alexandra dependent, educational leadership devel-
Paglia to its team. opment organization designed to broaden
Paglia, of Forest Hill, Maryland, is the knowledge base of mid- to senior-
interning with LSM during her senior level public and private sector executives
year at St. Marys College of Maryland about the critical issues, challenges, and
(SMCM). She is helping the organization opportunities facing the region. Leader-
to carry out its media and communica- ship Southern Maryland is a 501(c)(3)
tions plan with a focus on social media nonprofit.
interactions. Paglia is also assisting LSM
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In Remembrance
The County Times runs complimentary obituaries as submitted by funeral homes
and readers. We run them in the order we receive them. Any submissions that come to
guyleonard@countytimes.net after noon on Mondays may run in the following weeks edition.
James Raley Wathen Mary Frances Abell of Leonardtown, Paul Eugene Stauffer Stauffer.
MD, and Rose Graves of VA. He was Memorial contributions may be made
Graves preceded in death by his son James to Hospice of St. Marys, P.O. Box 625,
Graves, siblings; Joseph Graves, Leonardtown, MD 20650.
Lilly Latham and Wilhemina Wood. Condolences to the family may be
He was a lifelong St. Marys Coun- made at www.brinsfieldfuneral.com.
ty, MD resident and completed his Arrangements by the Brinsfield Fu-
GED. Jimmy worked for numerous neral Home, P.A.
years with different companies as a
warehouseman in Washington, DC, George Leo Dyson, Jr.,
Virginia and Maryland. As well as
a warehouseman with Boeing for 9
years, retiring in 2009. Jimmy en-
joyed; gardening, bingo, listening Paul Eugene Pops Stauffer, Jr., 81,
to country and blue grass music. of Valley Lee, MD passed away No-
James Jimmy Raley Wathen He loved spending time with his vember 20, 2017 at Hospice House of
Graves, 74, of Leonardtown, MD grandchildren. St. Marys surrounded by his loving
passed away on November 21, 2017 Contributions may be made to; family.
in Callaway, MD. Born on March 27, ACTS (A Community That Shares) He was born on January 19, 1936 in
1943 in Leonardtown, MD, he was P.O. Box 54 Bushwood, MD 20618 Port Trevorton, PA to the late Paul Eu-
the son of the late Frances Wathen and/or Hospice of St. Marys P.O. gene Stauffer, Sr. and Olive Kerlin.
Graves and Joseph Arthur Graves. Box 625 Leonardtown, MD 20650. In November, 1976, Pops married his
Jimmy was the loving husband of Arrangements provided by the beloved wife, Catherine Teresa Stauffer On Sunday, November 19, 2017,
Alfretta Ester Graves, whom he mar- Mattingley-Gardiner Funeral Home, at the Hollywood Nazarene Church. George Leo Dyson, Jr., gained his
ried on May 18, 1962 in Washing- P.A. Leonardtown, MD. Together they celebrated over 41 won- wings and joined his parents in heaven.
ton, DC. Jimmy is survived by his derful years of marriage. He was a George, the only child of the late
children; Diana Gunther (Tim) of lifelong dedicated farmer, raising hogs, George Leo Dyson, Sr. and Agnes Lo-
Hollywood, MD, Bernie Graves of soybean, wheat and corn. He was dedi- retta (Chase) Dyson, was born on Janu-
Leonardtown, MD, 3 grandchildren, cated to his family and enjoyed family ary 10, 1976, in Leonardtown, MD.
and 2 great grandchildren. Siblings; dinners and get-togethers. He was an George, a lifelong resident of St.
avid hunter and enjoyed fixing his cars Marys County, Maryland, was a faith-
and tractors. ful member of St. Josephs Catholic
In addition to his beloved wife, Cath- Church, Morganza, MD. Here is where
erine, Pops is also survived by his you would find him every Sunday
children: Robert Stauffer (Kathy) of praying for family and friends; a place
Valley Lee, MD, Donna Nelson (Mike) where he found peace and joy.
of Valley Lee, MD, Eddie Stauffer George was educated in the St.
(Janie) of Valley Lee, MD, Joann Marys County School system, gradu-
Stauffer (Bubby) of Great Mills, MD, ating from Chopticon High School in
Wanda Snavely (Jeff) of Hollywood, 1995. He continued his education at
MD, and Dana Stauffer (Karen) of Hol- Lincoln Tech graduating in 1996 with
lywood, MD; his sister, Patsy Stauffer a certificate in HVAC. After working
of Valley Lee, MD; his step-siblings, numerous jobs, in 1998 he landed his
Chris Paul, Mark Paul, and Peggy Paul; dream job at Washington Gas & Light
12 grandchildren; 18 great grandchil- as a Service Technician. He remained
dren; and many extended family and in this position until November 2005
friends. In addition to his parents, when he was promoted to Construction
he is also preceded in death by his Technician. Unfortunately, the day be-
great grandchildren, Paige and Ethan fore he was due to start his new posi-
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tion; George was involved in a serious Hebb of Waldorf, MD, Catina Hebb of George B. Thompson, Jr. Constance Walker Wettengel, 74,
ATV accident where he suffered a trau- Sunnyvale, CA , Paula Thomas(Deon) passed away suddenly at her home in
matic brain injury and was not expected of Newburg, MD, and Paula and Shawn Dameron, MD on November 19, 2017.
to survive through the first week of be- Somerville of Loveville, MD. Un- Heaven gained its best and brightest an-
ing in a coma. Going through thirteen cles: William Dyson (Mechanicsville, gel that morning, and she would want
months of therapy, George bounced MD), Michael Chase (Delora) of Lex- this time to be happy, joyful and filled
back defying the odds and overcoming ington Park, MD, and Brian Fenwick with stories and love.
what doctors said should have been a (Angela) of Bushwood, MD. In-Laws In addition to being survived by
tragic ending. Louis Buddy Thompson (Debbie) her beloved husband of 58 years, Ed-
After being together for eleven of Avenue, MD and Eileen Beitzell of die Wettengel; Connie is survived by
years, George married the love of his Mechanicsville, MD. Sisters-In-Law her son, Mike Wettengel; son, Tommy
life Amanda Thompson on August 25, Michelle Thompson (Kelly) of Abell, Wettengel; daughter, Cindy Greb;
2007. This day was not only special to MD and Penny Thompson (Mike) of daughter-in-law, Teena Wettengel;
George and Amanda but also for his Clements, MD. Brother-In-Law Louis On Friday, September 29, 2017, brother, Buddy Walker; brother, Gene
parents in 1971. From this union three Marshall Thompson of Mechanicsville, George B. Thompson, Jr. (Sonny) of Walker; sister-in-law, Linda Walker;
children were born. MD. Godchildren Corrindi Hebb of Great Mills, MD went home to be with and nine grandchildren: Bryan Wet-
George enjoyed many activities Lexington Park, MD and Natasia Her- the Lord. George was born on April 25, tengel, Kelsey Wettengel, Jeffrey Wet-
including driving motorcycles and bert. As well as a host of great aunts, 1941 to the late George B. Thompson, tengel, Christina Wettengel, Bradley
ATVs, fishing, hanging with his boys uncles, nieces, nephews, special cous- Sr. and Agnes Rosie Somerville. Greb, Benjamin Greb, Samantha Wet-
and most of all providing and loving ins and friends; too numerous to men- George leaves fond memories to his tengel, Alexandra Wettengel and Lau-
his family. One of Georges favorite tion by name. devoted wife, Catherine Thompson; ren Heibel.
days of the week was Sunday so that he Over the last two years, George step children, John Lynwood Somer- Connie fell in love with Eddie when
could attend mass at St. Josephs Catho- Leo Dyson, Jr. has been the epitome ville, Sherene and Judy Bowman, Me- she was just 12 years old marrying him
lic Church and going to Wawa for his of strength. His strong will and deter- lissa and Eric Fenwick; nine grandchil- six years later. They began their family
cup of coffee and a doughnut. Sunday mination to BEAT cancer, is what has dren and eight great grandchildren; his and life adventure together in Bethesda,
afternoons were usually spent watching brought him thus far. From the first di- siblings, Marquerite Barnes, Mary Lo- MD then moved to St. Marys County
and rooting on his favorite team, The agnosis, George was given six months retta Willett, Marion Nelson (Francis), in 1974. Since that time, they not only
Washington Redskins. George will al- to live. That was over two years ago. Yvonne Blackiston (William), Charles created a loving home for their three
ways be remembered for his one-liners, He not only walked by faith, he knew Henry Thompson (Helen) and Theresa children, they created lovely homes in a
funny sense of humor, being the life of that if he gave up, then that would cause Thompson and a host of nieces, neph- beautiful community for so many new
the party, his insatiable smile and most those around him to give up. He was ews, cousins and friends. families in St. Marys County, known
of all his huge heart. One of George not going out like that. We salute you George is preceded in death by his as Wildewood. Connie opened her
Jr.s favorite quotes was Mom and Dad GEORGE LEO DYSON, JR. The stron- parents; step son, Reginald Anthony heart to everyone she met caring for
got it perfect the first time, why keep gest and bravest man we know. Fenwick; sisters, Alice Miller and Dor- and loving them like family. Connies
trying. Your parents would be so proud of othy Williams and brother, Randolph greatest treasures of life were her nine
George was preceded in death by their boyyou have done them proud! Barnes. grandchildren; she loved all creatures
his parents George Leo Dyson Sr. and Memorial contributions may be made on this planet, but she held her grand-
Agnes Loretta Dyson. His grandpar- to Hospice of St. Marys, P.O. Box 625, Constance Walker children closest to her heart. She had
ents Mary Louise Chase Hebb, Joseph Leonardtown, MD 20650, Hollywood nine best friends!!
Hebb, Paul Vincent Somerville, Mary Volunteer Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 79, Wettengel In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu-
Elizabeth Dyson and Francis Halsey Hollywood, MD 20636 and St. Josephs tions may be made to Ridge Volunteer
Green and a special uncle John Dyson. Catholic Church, P.O. Box 175, Mor- Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 456, Ridge,
He is survived by his loving wife ganza, MD 20660. MD 20680. Without the care, love and
Amanda, children Kristofer Thomp- Condolences to the family may be compassion of their team throughout
son, Kalease Dyson and George Dy- made at www.brinsfieldfuneral.com. the years, the familys time with Mom
son, III, all of Mechanicsville, MD. Arrangements by the Brinsfield Fu- may have been shorter.
Grandmother Imogene Somerville of neral Home, P.A. Condolences to the family may be
Leonardtown, MD. Aunts: Barbara made at www.brinsfieldfuneral.com.
Dyson of Baltimore, MD, Gloria Dy- Arrangements by the Brinsfield Fu-
son of Mechanicsville, MD, Pamela neral Home, P.A.
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Decisions, Decisions
This is a reluctant topic. There has been a con- is understandable. Cousins and Washington re- the promotion, or not? Stay in this relationship or
scious effort in recent months to not infect this side at the unprecedented confluence of a pretty move on? Send the kids to this school or that one?
column with the seemingly never-ending saga of good (not elite) quarterback and exponentially in- Stocks or bonds? Move or stay put? Buy or rent?
Washington QB Kirk Cousinss contract situation. creasing, salary cap crippling positional pay. The There is rarely an attainable, slam dunk alterna-
The Cousins-abstinence is rooted in issue-fatigue waters ahead are largely unchartered and wrought tive at such significant pivot points. Theres what
mine and likely yours, my loyal reader. with risk. you did and the reasonable, defendable, under-
What else can be said? Will he or wont he Thats Kirk Cousinss dramatic six-year career standable thing you didnt (do). Washington and
sign a long-term deal in Washington? is a ques- in 250 words - but it isnt over yet. Another round its quarterback have arrived at such a place. Both
tion thats been picked over like a carcass on the of contract drama awaits this offseason and that is have invested significantly six years - in the oth-
Serengeti. But there is something else to this story where this story still has some juice. er. Both are acquainted with the others strengths
- I think. Thats the gamble here. Cousins holds the cards at this pointsorta. It and imperfections. The familiarity breeds some
To ardent fans, the facts are as familiar as Taylor is hard to imagine Washington tagging him again contempt, but it also creates comfort and a rare op-
Swifts hits are to teenage girls. Cousins, a 2012 at the 2018 market rate of $34M. It could, but un- portunity for a synonymous relationship between
fourth round pick, earned the starting job in 2015 der that scenario salary cap realities would cause a player, team and fanbase. And to make that op-
(after Robert Griffin III fizzled), the last year of Cousinss surrounding talent to regress. That portunity reality, all thats required is a contract
his modest rookie contract. He played crazy-well benefits no one. Similarly, if Cousins seeks ev- a little north of the teams and a little south of the
- 29 touchdown passes, a franchise record 4,166 ery blood-soaked dime, hell either force Wash- quarterbacks desire. What it will take is a shared
passing yards and a division title. The sudden and ingtons hand again, not the best outcome for goal and equitable compromise and restrained
unexpected performance spike he was benched either party - or have to accept the uncertainty of ego and pride. Such is football. Such is life.
after a rash of turnovers the year before created the market both in value, location, fit and legacy.
major market valuation issues for player and team. What we have here is a dilemma. There are op- Send comments to
The result was a one-year franchise player con- tions for both player and team, but none is ideal and RonaldGuyJr@gmail.com
tract for $19M-ish in 2016. Cousins repeated all have risks. If this,
his 2015 performance, but his game, objectively then that. Butif
speaking, is among the top 10 to 15 quarterbacks, ormaybe. Coin flips.
far shy of elites like Aaron Rodgers and Tom Rolls of the dice. Rock,
Brady. In the NFL, though, the highest paid quar- paper scissors. Ouija
terback is usually the last pretty good one to sign a boards. Tarot cards.
deal. But with salary cap constraints and the goal Psychics. Follow the
of building championship rosters, overpaying at head or the heart? Oh
any position, and especially at the pricey position the consternation. And
of quarterback, comes with consequences - hence for every road taken,
Cousinss valuation challenge and a second, one- there are those left un-
year, $24M franchise tag this year. explored hindsights
The stalemate is no ones fault. Cousins cant be brutal playground.
scorned for seeking maximum value (no football Feels a lot like life,
player can) and the franchises caution at making eh? Do I accept this
Cousins the highest paid player in league history job or that one? Chase
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with the listing details by 12 p.m. on the Monday prior to our Thursday publication.
suicide, the research on prevention, register by January 19. You may it takes to be the very best? Bring
and what people can do to fight sui- register online by visiting https:// your games and/or your cards and
cide. Attendees will learn the risk www.stmalib.org/about-us/friends- prepare to battle against other Pok-
and warning signs of suicide, and of-the-library/. Mail-in registration mon trainers! You can also make
how together, we can help prevent it. is coming soon. The guest speaker some Pokmon buttons to take
will be Rick Snider, a Washington home, take turns playing a retro
Friends of the St. Marys sportswriter. Voted Washingtons Pokmon game, and maybe make
County Library Annual top sportswriter in 2010, Rick now some friends (or rivals....) along the
Brunch writes for The Washington Post Ex- way. No Registration required.
Talk Saves Lives: An The Friends of the St. Marys press and CBS Radio. Rick has writ-
Introduction to Suicide County Library Annual Brunch will ten eight books, including The Final
Prevention be held at Olde Breton Inn, 21890 Form of Love, his first fiction book
Leonardtown Library will host Society Hill Rd, Leonardtown, MD with setting in Southern Maryland.
Talk Saves Lives: An Introduction on Saturday, January 27 from 11
to Suicide Prevention on Wednes- a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The menu includes Pokmon Trainers Club
day, December 6 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 casseroles, potatoes, muffins, fruit Leonardtown Library will hold
p.m. A community-based presenta- salad, juices, coffee, tea, and water. Pokmon Trainers Club on Mon-
tion that covers the general scope of The cost is $25.00 per person. Please day, December 11 from 5 p.m. to 6
p.m. for all ages. Do you have what
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LESS 500.00 Consolation 100.00. bers; $6 for members (band members purchase tickets online, visit www. Orange and Grapefruit Sale Order
Jackpot in 54 numbers or less $1000 are free). No special clothing is re- newtowneplayers.org/tickets.html Date
(Progressive$200 added each quired! You need to be comfortable, 43900 St Johns Rd, Hollywood, MD
week). Consolation $500. Winner to move freely. There will be an ice 16th Silent Angel Memorial 20636
Take All Special. We are located on cream social following the dance. Bay District Volunteer Fire 12:00 Noon
Route 238 Chaptico Road just one For more information and directions Department Annual Orange & Grapefruit Sale on
mile off of Route 5. Call 301-884- go to www.smtmd.org 46900 Shangri-La Drive, Lexington December 16 at St. Johns School in
3165 for more information. Visit our Park, MD Hollywood. Full or half boxes plus
website www.mothercatherine.org Twas the Night Before Christmas 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM pecans. Quality guaranteed. Order
for Jackpot and Moneyball update. Threee Notch Theatre, 21744 South Please join us for the 16th Silent An- by Tuesday, December 5. Best to go
Coral Drive, Lexington Park, MD gel Memorial honoring the Silent to the school website to order. Call
Contra Dance 20653 Angels of St. Marys County whose Mike Thompson at 301-373-8545 for
37497 Zach Fowler Road, Chaptico, 8:00 PM - 10:30 PM lives were lost by the hands of an- more information.
MD See the wild holiday adventures of a other. The Silent Angel Memorial
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM mouse, an elf, and a spunky little girl was established to provide support Wednesday, Dec 6
A Contra Dance, sponsored by who just wont take no for an answer, and comfort to the survivors of ho-
CSM Night of Engineering.
Southern Maryland Traditional Mu- on their quest to find out why Santa micide by gathering with others who
College of Southern Maryland,
sic and Dance (SMTMD) will be held missed their house last year. A joy- understand their grief. The memorial
Leonardtown Campus, Building A,
on Saturday, December 2, 2017, at ful tribute to the holiday season! To was founded by Eileen Bildman and
Auditorium, 22950 Hollywood Road,
the Christ Episcopal Church Parish purchase tickets online, visit www. dedicated to the memory of all Si-
Leonardtown, MD
Hall, 37497 Zach Fowler Rd, Chap- newtowneplayers.org/tickets.html. lent Angels. With the loss of her son
6:00 PM
tico, MD. The doors open at 7:00pm came this opportunity to give back
and the dancing begins at 7:30. Con- Sunday, Dec 3 to the community, as her son would
Night of Engineering is an oppor-
tunity to get information about the
tra is a traditional American style of have wanted. This memorial brings
Twas the Night Before Christmas College of Southern Marylands Me-
social dance and is a huge amount of families and friends together during
Three Notch Theatre, 21744 South chanical Engineering and Electrical
fun (and exercise) for the whole fam- the holiday season and helps various
Coral Drive, Lexington Park, MD Engineering partnership with the
ily! If youve ever danced a Virginia organizations in St. Marys County
20653 University of Maryland College Park
Reel or been to a Square Dance, you throughout the year. For More Infor-
3:30 PM - 6:00 PM and Naval Air Warfare Center Air-
have a good idea how much fun it can mation Please Contact Jodi Irwin,
See the wild holiday adventures of a craft Division (NAWCAD), located
be. If you havent, its about time you St. Marys Co Sheriffs Office 301-
mouse, an elf, and a spunky little girl at the Patuxent River Naval Air Sta-
tried it! Beginners are encouraged 475-4200, ext. *1963; jodi.irwin@
who just wont take no for an answer, tion in St. Marys County. Free, but
to arrive at 7:00 to get some instruc- stmarysmd.com.
on their quest to find out why Santa RSVP requested: http://stem.csmd.
tion in the various dances. Admis-
sion is $10 for non-SMTMD mem-
missed their house last year. A joy-
ful tribute to the holiday season! To Tuesday, Dec 5 edu/events_night_of_engineering.
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Medstar Medicare Choice teens will surely get you into the They will present two humor- class is $2. Call the Garvey Se-
Christmas spirit! Donations are ous holiday situations fi rst Visit nior Activity Center at 301-475-
Leaving St. Marys County welcome the day of the event to to Santa. After two annoying, 4200, ext. *1050 to sign up.
In 2015, Medstar Choice, a help support this touring show. To mouthy little kids, Santa Clause
Medicare Advantage plan began
offering coverage to St. Marys
sign up in advance, please call or is glad when he can fi nally take Holiday Celebration
visit our signup table. For more his break, but the store manager
County Medicare beneficiaries as information call 301-475-4200, brings him startling news. The Luncheon with Rearview
an alternate to receiving benefits ext. *3103. second will be The Holiday Let- Mirror
from the traditional Medicare ter. Do you ever get those an- Come join us for a performance
program. Effective Jan. 1, 2018, by the duo, Rearview Mirror, at the
these policies will no longer be Fresh Greenery Needed noying annual letters from distant
Garvey Senior Activity Center on
Do you have fresh greenery in relatives, old classmates and for-
offered in St. Marys and those mer neighbors who you havent Wednesday, Dec. 20, at noon. Iris
who are currently enrolled will your yard you would be willing to
donate to the Loffler Senior Ac- seen in year? Watch how Erma Hirsch and Glenn Bullion, play a
be automatically enrolled back gets even! Lunch will be served blend of rock and roll, R&B, pop,
into the traditional Medicare Part tivity Center? The annual coun-
ty-wide Department of Aging & between the performances. Ad- country, standards from the Great
A & B program. At this time it vance sign up is required. To sign American Songbook, disco, and
is not known if another company Human Services Christmas party
will take place on Dec. 8. We need up please call 301-475-4200, ext. Motown from the 40s, 50s, 60s,
will offer a Medicare Advantage *1050. 70s, and beyond. Not only does
plan in our area. This change does holly and any fresh evergreen for
making centerpieces and dress- their performance include mu-
not affect anyone enrolled in the sic, but also humor, music trivia,
Medstar Family Choice Medicaid ing the tables. The centerpieces Holiday Greenery Wreath some dancing and fun for all. An
program. It is important that in- will be assembled on Dec. 5 and Just in time for the holidays,
6; the tables and windows will be make your own lovely and clas- audience member once described
dividuals affected by this loss of the duos show as modern vaude-
coverage seek out enrollment into dressed on Thursday, Dec. 7. Do- sic fresh wreath. The Northern
nations will be happily accepted Senior Activity Center will have ville: music, dancing, costumes
a Medicare Part D prescription and comedy. Rearview Mirrors
plan and possibly a Medicare Me- at Loffler any time before Dec. 5 a Holiday Greenery Wreath class
Mon. - Friday 8 a.m. 4:30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 11, from 10 a.m.- mission is to involve its audience
digap policy as well. Anyone who with the music and to provide a
needs assistance reviewing their Thanks in advance. 12 p.m. All materials are provided
including the 18 inch form, large good time for all. They will have
options may call the St. Marys a special mix of holiday music for
County Department of Aging Internet & Genealogy decorative ribbon and assorted
us! Dont miss out on this perfor-
& Human Services at 301-475- The Northern Senior Activity evergreens such as Magnolia,
Cypress and more. The $25 fee mance! Cost for lunch is by dona-
4200, ext. *1050, to schedule an Center will have a free Internet tion for those ages 60 and above
appointment. and Genealogy class on Tuesday, includes instruction and all ma-
terials. Space is limited and pay- and $6 for those under the age
Dec. 5 at 9-11 a.m. Learn search- of 60. To make reservations, call
ing techniques, tips, and tools to ment is due at sign up. To sign up
A Christmas Carol Touring help guide you on your family his- and pay for this class in advance, 301-475-4200, ext. *1050.
Show tory journey. These searching tips please visit the front desk. For
Chopticon High Schools Acad- can also be applied to other areas availability, call 301-475-4200, Christmas Movie at Loffler
emy of Visual and Performing of research. Space is limited. To ext. *3101. Treat yourself to a break from
Arts Advanced Performance sign up for this class in advance, the holiday rush- enjoy some
Troupe, known as the Triple please visit our signup table or Gift Donations Needed for sweet and salty kettle corn and
Threat Troupe, will visit the an ice cold drink while watch-
Northern Senior Activity Center
call 301-475-4200, ext. *3103. Christmas Gift Bingo ing the beloved Christmas clas-
on Monday, Dec. 4 from 10:30- Every year the Loffler Senior sic, Its a Wonderful Life, starring
11:15 a.m. with their touring per- Readers Theater Luncheon Activity Center offers a special Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed
formance of Charles Dickens The Garvey Senior Activity day of Bingo in which Christmas on Thursday, Dec. 21 at 10 a.m. at
A Christmas Carol. This show Centers Readers Theater Club Gift items are the prizes. We have the Loffler Senior Activity Cen-
features songs from the film A will be performing on Wednes- a full house of 50 players and are ter. Since the movie runs for over
Muppets Christmas Carol. These day, Dec. 6, at 12 p.m. Come join looking for donations of gifts for 2 hours, we will pause it at 11:30
us for a little Christmas comedy! our prize table. Donations should for lunch and will resume at noon.
be new items, not shopworn or There are 16 seats available, re-
expired foodstuffs, but items that serve yours by calling 301-475-
are suitable for gift-giving. They 4200, ext. *1658 or stop by the
Attention High School and College Students... should not be gift-wrapped. Do-
nations can be dropped off at the
reception desk at Loffler. Also,
when you sign up, let us know
Looking for something to do this summer? Loffler Senior Activity Center if you would like us to reserve a
Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
The
lunch for you. On the menu that
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now through Dec. 12. If you have day is applesauce w/cinnamon,
questions call 301-475-4200, ext. pork roast, gravy, whipped sweet
*1658. potatoes, California blend veg-
gies, whole wheat dinner roll and
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19. Spanish cubist Juan 66. Furniture 37. Body part
20. Consumer 67. Long, winding ridge 38. Disgure
22. No seats available 68. Cover with drops 40. Accept
23. Arrive 69. Major European river 41. Allude to
24. Upstate NY city 43. Type of tree
27. Teams best pitcher
30. Follows sigma
CLUES DOWN 44. Doctor of Education
46. Pearl Jams rst album Whats the Difference?
31. Consume 1. Greek goddess of 47. Flower cluster
32. Congressman youth 49. Heavy cavalry sword
35. Spiders territory 2. Early kingdom in Syria 50. Arabian Peninsula
37. Conclusion 3. Fortifying ditch desert
38. Female parent 4. Walk into 51. Marten
39. Instruments 5. Island state __ Lanka 52. Type of sound
40. __-bo: exercise 6. Japans most populous 53. Expression of grief
41. Jewish spiritual leader island 54. Liberian tribal people
42. Oil cartel 7. Mindful of 57. Wizards shooting
43. In support of 8. Fuel guard Bradley
44. More creepy 9. NY Giants Manning 58. Metrical foot
45. Color of blood 10. Very willing 59. Mislead knowingly
46. __ death do us part 11. Linear unit 61. Sino-Soviet block
47. Radio nder (abbr.) 12. Guitarist Clapton (abbr.)
48. Promotions 13. Semitic letter 62. Midway between south
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Last Weeks
What Unites Us
by Dan Rather & Elliot Kirschner
T
By Terri Schlichenmeyer
he rift sometimes seems Grand-Canyon wide. the poor and mindfulness that the vast majority of us are
Blue on one side, red on the other with only a few generations removed from another land. We
contentious policies, belief systems, and po- need education, science, the arts, environmentalism; we
litical stances in between. Can we ever move need audacity and to think boldly
forward as a country, while also recapturing that which I remind myself says Rather, that we have been
made us one? Read What Unites Us by Dan Rather & through big challenges in the past, that it often seems
Elliot Kirschner, and see what could work again. darkest in the present.
As you might expect, newsman Dan Rather travels a Our government is there to serve us, not the other way
lot. Because much of it happens on off-hours, he has time around.
to ponder what he sees which is often silence and wide Part lecture-from-your-uncle, part history, part shake-
open spaces from an airplane window. That makes him your-fist-and-yell-YES!, and part illustrative biography,
think: Who are we? Where are we going? authors Dan Rather & Elliot Kirschner have some serious
Today we are a divided country, says Rather, with things to say to American readers but gentle anecdotes
elected officials pounding their chests on the subject of scattered throughout tend to soften their tone. Theres a
patriotism and indicating that their version is the only cor- lot in here that you heard back in high school, but plenty
rect one. What we need, he says, is to separate patriotism to poke your thoughts, too.
and nationalism. Whats very interesting isnt what they say, though its
We need to ensure that every eligible American votes. what they dont say. While well-known political names
Thats something Rather learned from his father as a are used in this book they are, in fact, dropped with im-
child, and it was underscored when he was a young re- punity theyre conspicuously absent in the scolding. The
porter on location. In addition to encouraging our fellow authors seem pointed in their observations, but no finger-
countrymen to vote, we need to ensure that they can vote pointing allowed; astute readers wont have any problem
freely. taking whatever hints are here.
Theres a reason our forefathers included an amend- If youre a fan of Rathers Facebook page, you could ar-
ment to the Constitution about the press and its even gue that this book steps more to one political side than the
more relevant now than ever. But the press is in crisis other but, really, both sides will find things to think about
today and its up to us to remember that its job is to ask in the authors words. If you want to know What Unites
hard questions and refuse to be deterred and to hold Us, this book has it all together.
powerful institutions accountable for their actions
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