Homemakers Week proclaimed in Frederick County by board
News of Homemakers Clubs May 17 will be proclaimed Homemakers Week in Frederick County by the board of county commissioners. The article highlights national recognition for homemakers, safety campaigns like Buckle-Up Baby, and various local events, meetings, and educational topics from the Extension Homemakers and related clubs across Frederick area communities.
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Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County Extension Homemakers
Jr. Women's Club of
Frederick
Sallie Brown
Frederick Towne Mail
Maryland Department of Transportation
al Lie Denis Wu
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Rena Dorrell
Gathland
Hill and Dale
Mid- Valley
Skyline
Middletown
Frederick City
Maryland
Iron Dog
Alice Nemisas
Homemaker Club
Ruth Miller
P.O. Box
Sheraton Inn
National Homemakers
Gaithersburg
Frederick Community College
Mount Airy
Lewistown
June Rippeon
Lorna M. Hubbard
Margaret Wachter
Rippeon
George Basford
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Basford
Ruth Lenhart
Ednas Buchanan
Linda Haynes
Joanne Bolt
Edna Alice Hoffman
Marguerite Huffer
Gamherill Park
Margaret Krantz
Joanne Krantz
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Annabelle Masser
Effie Korrell
Gerry Krantz
Joyce Gregory
Myersville Savings Bank
Myersville
i.H.a
Mitzie Hughes
Ruby Pyles
YMCA
Catherine Ahalt
Mrrs
Joseph Brown
Donald Ball
Braddock Homemakers
Sue Ellen Cramer
Hasesh A. Brann
Classic 18th Century Rolltop Desk Plans and Accessories
Popular desk plan with seven drawers and multiple compartments measures 43 inches by 50 inches by 28 inches. Includes a companion chair, robot butler figure, and several pine projects with prices of 3.75 each sent by mail order from California patterns department.
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P.O
van Nuys
Calif
Soaps seen as substitute for teen drug use in study
A Seventeen special report cites psychologist Dr. Kenneth Haun of Monmouth College claiming teens who watch soap operas show fewer drug problems. Loretta Lanen and others describe soaps as educational, career revealing, and aiding teen coping, with social bonds forming through shared viewing.
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Seventeen
Kenneth Haun
Monmouth College
New Jersey
Loretta Lanen
Lanen
Dome
Dr. Haut
Laie Coucuued
Pets give shut-ins a new social dimension
Harrisburg officials highlight pet therapy in prisons hospitals and nursing homes noting animals like dogs and cats help residents socialise lift mood and encourage interaction. Dr Mike Greevy of Harrisburg Hospital cites improved touch and companionship while suggesting pets may provide a reason to live and potentially reduce heart attack or stroke risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lynch
Harrisburg Patrol-News
Harrisburg, Pa
Mike Greevy
Harrisburg Hospital
Pete
Greevy
Jo Pet
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