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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1986
Page
8
This column cites Harold Kushner’s When Bad Things Happen to Good People to help families cope with the death of a child. It urges that grief eases with time and faith, notes messages of support fall short, and suggests writing to Dr Brown for questions when possible.
In letters to Dear Abby, concerns arise about informing a wife of a former husband's offenses and removing tattoos. Guidance emphasizes moral duty to warn the current spouse, dermatological options for tattoo removal, and preserving family ties with practical advice from the columnist.
The Frederick Jaycees seek applicants for the Frederick County Junior Miss pageant to be held June 28. Candidates must be U.S. citizens, Frederick County residents, unmarried high school juniors or equivalent, at least 16 and under 19 as of May 31 1987, and not yet graduates. Judging covers youth fitness arts poise and interview.
The Frederick chapter of the Negro Business and Professional Women's Club plans an annual luncheon and fashion show on April 27 starting at 1 30 p.m. at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana The show themed Rainbow of Colors will feature new fashions from local designers and models with proceeds aiding club scholarships and community programs.
British menswear embraces androgyny with unstructured knits and cross gender pieces. Designers including Taube Greenstreet Ros Joffe Eskimo and William Locke feature leather jackets ribbed polos and flat-knit sweaters in bold textures and artful patterns.
Gettysburg organizers invite area merchants and craftsmen to rent space at the May 10 vintage fashion show Fashions Through the Years. The event in Reggie Auditorium spans 1788 to 1986 styles, with public viewing before and after the 5:30 p.m. start as part of Gettysburg Bicentennial Home and Life Mart. Contact Lori O Neill at 717 3340893 to participate.
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