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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1999
Page
7
A reader seeks guidance as a son with early astrocytoma resists treatment. The doctor stresses prompt therapy to avoid inoperable growth and potential disability, urging adherence to medical advice and warning against procrastination.
A retired couple offers practical tips for striking up conversations in a coastal retirement community. Focus on positive topics, show interest in others, and avoid griping about money, government, or past jobs. Build connections by shared stories, learning new skills, and involving family while engaging in volunteer activities.
Dear Abby recounts a father and his long term gay partner facing wedding invitation exclusion. Son fears social exposure, while the couple notes decades of support and gifts. Abby weighs family acceptance and long distance relationship challenges.
A compiled list from TheKnot.com chronicles historic weddings across the calendar. It catalogs pairs like George Burns and Gracie Allen, Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio, Liz Taylor with multiple spouses, and John Glenn with Anna Castor, among others, by month and day.
The Frederick Bridge Club held a Feb 1 Junior Fund game with Flight A winners Frank Carden and Ralph Cate first, Denise Clow and James Eaton second, Jim Occhipinti and Debbie Kiser third, Lynn Boardman and Ronald Clawson fourth, Marie Nicely and Robert Dickenson fifth, James McCracken and Ralph Maier sixth. Flight B fourth place went to Carl Herrick and Robert Robey. Flight C third place went to Charlotte Rupert and Ray Bloom. Flight C north-south second place went to Bob Mykle bust and Bob Steinberg. Flight A fourth place in the section went to Sherman Kahan and Robert Freed.
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