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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1984

Page

7

Is This Marriage The Unmarriageable Question

A reader weighs whether fear of commitment makes a marriage fail. The piece argues good marriages involve mutual growth, open communication, trust, and shared sacrifices. It suggests many unhappinesses stem from fear rather than lack of compatibility, urging effort to strengthen the bond.

Peter Marshall Marrige

Dear Abby urgent plea on child abuse front pages

A syndicated exchange from readers and professionals urges reprinting Abby’s appalling child abuse column. It emphasizes schools guiding youth to seek help, stresses that adults must protect victims, and provides a toll free helpline (800) 422-4453 for reporting suspected abuse.

Abby ABC Amelia Sacramento Social Worker P.S

Quilting Contest At Carroll County Farm Museum Opens

Carroll County Farm Museum in Westminster hosts a patchwork quilting contest on opening day April 28. Entries must be delivered by April 1 with forms via Jean Scott at 1848 7775. Three divisions cover pieced, appliqued, and pieced appliqued blocks with 12 by 12 inch blocks and a three inch border.

Carroll County Farm Museum, Westminister Farm Museum Jean Scott

Bridge North-South Winners From Last Week's Regular Game

Bridge results show North South winners led by Mrs. Bob Crow and Mrs. Charles Snyder, with Bruce Hilton and Rodney Fox second, Sherman Kahan and William Prensky third, Manuel Weinberg and Ross Smith fourth. East West winners included Lester Bowie and Byron Bowie first, with Donald Little and George Zolovick tied for second and third, and Donald Falconer and Gerald Yoneiz fourth. An open pairs championship is set for Monday at 7 15 p.m. at the American Legion. Regular play continues Thursday at 12 30 p.m. in the Francis Scott Key Mall community room.

Bob Crow Charles Snyder Bruce Hilton Rodney Fox Sherman Kahan William Prensky Manuel Weinberg Ross Smith Lester Bowie Byron Bowie Donald Little George Zolovick Michael Meyers Donald Falconer Gerald Yoneiz The American Legion John Warfield Micheal McGinnis Grayson Fouche Charlotte Rupert Francis Scott Key Mall

Self-Esteem Course A Family Affair At Gov Thomas Johnson High

A new adult education course titled Self-Esteem A Family Affair begins Feb 2 at Gov Thomas Johnson High School. It is a growth group focusing on present issues, not therapy, with eight Tuesday evening sessions led by Susan Fredericks. Pre-registration by Feb 7. tuition 25 per person or 40 for a couple. Also, Frederick County Music Teachers Association meets Feb 13 at Elizabeth Convey's Braddock Heights home with program on behavioral profiles and talent goals for piano students.

Board of Education Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Susan Fredericks Aor Ae Education Frederick County Music Teachers Association FCMTA Maryland State Music Teachers Association, Inc Music Teachers National Association Braddock Heights Elizabeth Convey Sidney J. Lawrence Mary Kay Janson Beth Neals Kathryn Nicodemus Frederick MSMTA Hood College Madeline Young Weinberg Center

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