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Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact (October 12, 1961), #3

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Merging Dreams

Storyline: Hannibal is trying to count sheep as he sleeps but the sheep won't jump their fence; Hannibal's dog dreams himself into Hannibal's dream and gets the sheep moving.

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The New Leaders

Storyline: Paul is elected Class President. John came in second in the voting, so he becomes Vice-President. Classmates congratulate John, but he wants nothing to do with the position if he can't be President. He accepts the position, but does a bad job. The kids are going to raise money by washing cars and John is supposed to bring sponges, but he doesn't even bother showing up. Helen thinks that being elected Treasurer is very important, but she doesn't pay attention to which students are giving her money, or how much which defeats the purpose of being Treasurer. She's also doing a bad job.

The Story of Knute Rockne

Storyline: The story of America's greatest football coach. At halftime during the 1928 Army game, he reminded the team of George Gipp's dying wish, to, "go win one for the Gipper." He died in a plane crash at age 43.

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Story featuring Chuck White

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Super T.C. Maze "The Expressway"

Storyline: A maze challenge. Start at Yourtown and find the shortest route to Second City without going through any other city. Proceed to Thirdville, Fourthburg and back to Yourtown in that order.

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Storyline: A look at how different US cities got their names.

John Silver

Storyline: John Silver was one of the most heroic fliers of World War I. He flew all of his combat missions without an airplane. His courage is still recalled each year at a special roll call of the 11th Signal Company in Hawaii. Oh, I forgot to mention that John Silver is a pigeon. His mounted body is on permanent display at the Air Force Museum at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton , Ohio.

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Storyline: Directions for making two luscious chocolate-peppermint pies.

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Storyline: The Resolute has found a shoreline in the fog, but it's not Florida. They're lost because their compass has become magnetized and is useless. Eskimos in kayaks are attacking them, because they think they want to hunt their walrus meat. Frumson gets demoted to Cook's Assistant, because he was the one who placed a magnetic hammer under the compass and ruined it. The sea becomes becalmed as they approach the Florida coast and then towards the end of the day, a line squall comes up without any warning and becomes a full gale. The crew has their hands full when they come across a sinking ship.

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Diego De Deza

Storyline: The story of how Bishop Diego De Deza used his influence to persuade the King and Queen of Spain to sponsor Columbus' exploration of a route to the Indies by sailing west.

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TC's Touchdown Game

Storyline: One player is a tackler and travels over grey circles. The other player is a ball carrier and travels over black circles. At certain points, the two paths intersect and a player will be "tackled" and has to start over. The object of the game for the tackler is to tackle the ball carrier before he crosses the goal line. The object of the game for the ball carrier is to get over the goal line without being tackled. Each player gets three turns at carrying the ball.

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