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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1997
Page
7
A reader seeks guidance about a fiancé who criticizes every dish. Abby suggests letting him cook, sharing recipes, and ensuring he stops criticizing. Also included are letters praising bicycle safety to avoid car door collisions and a reader asking help to curb cursing around children.
Reader questions address male pattern baldness its causes genetics and hormones and clarify that wearing hats does not cause hair loss. Other letters discuss Osgood Schlatter disease Brown Sequard syndrome and general guidance with references to a health report and doctor contact details.
Mr and Mrs Robert Stafford of 1029 Beckford St marked their 50th anniversary with their son Bob and daughter in law Nancy and granddaughter Michelle and her husband Derrick in Las Vegas. They wed Oct 4 1947 with Rev Samuel Baker officiating. He served in the Navy in WW2 and retired from Rex Nord. he now works for George Ku Inc, while she works at Love A Tot Preschool. The family includes 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Matthew DeVitto of 305 N Cascade St marked their 50th anniversary with a Greenville Country Club family dinner. They wed November 22 1947. he a retired mail carrier and World War II veteran, she a homemaker, with children Carl Shirley and Lenny and six grandchildren.
Gill Estella King Gill, aged 101, celebrated her birthday on November 15 at the Almira Home dining room. Born November 15, 1896, she worked for Winter Brothers and New Castle Dry Goods, and is a member of Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church and American Legion Auxiliary 343. She is mother to John D. Gill and the late Wilbert King Gill, with three grandchildren in the family.
The piece offers coping tips for holiday depression, especially among the elderly and those who have lost loved ones. It stresses self care, setting personal limits, memorializing the departed, and adapting traditions. Guidance from Hospice staff encourages social support, flexible rituals, and attending religious services during the season.
Health professionals warn holiday blues differ from seasonal affective disorder. Signs include sleep disruption, eating changes, loss of interest, and low energy. Seek help if symptoms persist or worsen. SAD patients may benefit from light therapy. consult a physician for diagnosis and treatment.
Goetter advises families facing loss or divorce to talk about memories, model amiability, and adjust expectations to reduce stress this Christmas. He urges heartful gifts, returning to faith, and creating nonmaterial traditions. Seek professional help if blues persist into January. Nancy Quick reports from Wisconsin Rapids.
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