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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1983
Page
6
A defensive yet constructive discussion of a guide by Calderone and Ramey on age appropriate sex education for children. The review praises open honest dialogue, warns against avoidance, and argues early rational talks strengthen family dynamics and reduce future sexual issues.
A cafe owner challenges a mother and father about using the men’s room with a young daughter and questions whether only women may accompany children there. Readers discuss restroom etiquette, parenting norms, and safety in public spaces.
Actor Ernest Borgnine 65 underwent elective surgery at Methodist Hospital of Southern California to straighten a crooked thumb. His secretary said the procedure aimed to remove a short tendon causing the deformity and that he was returning to Beverly Hills after the operation.
Registrations are open for a four session free workshop series in March for young babysitters. Classes cover first aid fire safety infant care police protection job skills and child development with professionals and a completion certificate for those who attend at least three sessions and pass a quiz. Sessions run at Thurmont Jefferson Key Mall Francis Scott Key Midlothian Middletown and New Market locations starting March 4 or 5.
Seventeen magazine based survey of 1,518 readers finds most teen girls expect complete equality in school programs. It reports high support for coed courses and sports with 78 percent endorsing boys taking home economics and only 2 percent opposing boys in home ec.
Family Circle outlines how 7000 kidney disease patients could benefit annually if more people become potential donors. It advises obtaining donor cards from the National Kidney Foundation, carrying them, and informing family, with mentions of possible posthumous organ donation on driver licenses where allowed.
North south winners last week were Manuel Wein berg and Mrs Morris Guggenheim first Kelly and Memo DeLaRosa second. East west winners were Leonard Spero and Mrs Gerald Yonetz first Sherman Kahan and William Prensky second. Regular game at 7 15 p m Monday at the American Legion. Overall winners last week were Guy Whidden and Frank Rebmann first Mrs John Warfield and Robert Freed second Jack Jones and Evelyn Krantz third. Tied for fourth and fifth Mrs Denise Clow and Mrs Charlotte Rupert with Mrs Jules Shapiro and Mrs Robert Remsburg. Regular game Thursday 12 30 p m at the old armory.
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