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“Student from Brazil awaits first snow” from the August 24, 2024 Door County Advocate
If you note, around Ephraim, a slim, dark haired and well tanned young woman who is just a little hesitant in her handling of the English language…
"Item taken for granted is Ball family business" from the February 4, 1975 Door County Advocate
Twenty-four steps make up the process from raw wood to finished product and the result is a smoothly finished and attractive ruler available in a…
Two articles relating to Peninsula State Park from the 1974 Door County Advocate
He believes that emphasis could well continue on park skiing and hiking, and snowmobiling on controlled trails.
"Makes flower portraits in 3D" from the May 27, 1971 Door County Advocate
Door county wild flowers are reflected in three dimensional miniature portraits on glass by Sallie Woods of Kirkwood, Mo.
"Everette Johnson gives service a personal touch" from the September 24, 1974 Door County Advocate
By HENRY SHEA
"Greg Sunstrom answers mission work appeal" from the January 18, 1973 Door County Advocate
It took an earthquake, and a dire one, in Nicaragua to reshape Greg Sunstrom’s plans for the next several months.
"Clock making requires skill, also involves study of history" from the June 12, 1979 Door County Advocate
George found much pleasure in woodworking, a talent that was to con­tribute greatly to his later construction of clocks in a variety of woods.
"Cartoonist sees man's frailties, including those of himself" from the April 12, 1979 Door County Advocate
By HENRY SHEA
"Gibraltar parent meetings may become regular fare" from the April 11, 1972 Door County Advocate
By HENRY SHEA
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