Dear Helen and Sue Advice Columns on Troubled Relationships
A reader writes that her husband is unfaithful with multiple “childhood sweet hearts” and she warns the other woman to beware his temper. The reply from Helen and Sue urges open talk with family, doctors, and teachers, and cautions against hiding abuse while offering supportive guidance.
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One Thousand Boys Clubs Celebrate 75th Anniversary
A luncheon marks the Boys Clubs of America 75th anniversary fundraising drive. National director Bill Bricker cites a $1 million three year Justice Department study proving impact as about 1 000 clubs serve over 1 million children. Board member William Wearly notes funding relies on private sources and United Way.
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Night Shift Struggles Prompt Health Advice
A 34 year old single mother seeks guidance on balancing night work with child care. Expert recommends a 3 to 4 week adjustment period, noting sleep disruption can raise illness and accidents. Advise regular meals, exercise, and a fixed six hour sleep window, even on days off to reduce re-adjustment.
Beef and Beer Fundraiser for Woodlyn Fire Company
Woodlyn Fire Company No 1 hosts a Beef and Beer at Fairview Road and Grant Avenue 8 30 p m to 1 a m Friday with disc jockey John Scibello. Door prizes BYOB setups tickets 80 per person 15 per couple call 833 9976. Community support urged. Diane L Phipps named by Gov Thornburgh to Kutztown State College Board of Trustees two year student representative. 1979 Penncrest grad and NHS member.
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Kutztown State College Board of Trustees
Women's Center cited as model in state conference
The Women's Alternative Center on Station Road Chester Heights was named a model program by the Pennsylvania Council of Voluntary Child Care Agencies at its June conference. The six month residential center aids single, female heads of households by preventing child separation and helping moms gain financial and emotional independence, often serving as an alternative to foster placement.
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