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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1995
Page
14
A reader asks about Epstein Barr virus and mononucleosis. The virus is not highly contagious but can spread via saliva. There is no cure with medicine. most recover in about four weeks with rest and good nutrition.
Senior Forum advice for a 60 year old retiree feeling underfoot. Proposes sharing chores, establishing routines, and scheduling outings to ease the transition. Suggests giving space, courting your spouse, and avoiding constant company to preserve harmony.
The Camera Clique will hold a January 11 meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center in Frederick. Tony Sweet, a professional outdoor nature photographer, will present a nature photography program then lead the club's slide and print competition. Public invited. call 663-8257 for details.
On January 9 at 7 30 pm the Frederick County Art Association hosts Angie Brooksby for a slide program detailing the past 12 years of her watercolor, sculpture and photography work. Brooksby, based in Florence Italy, sells as a watercolorist at Michelangelo Plaza. The public is invited, and the program occurs at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center 405 Carroll Street.
Dear Abby columns reveal a Baltimore reader who refuses to babysit a neighbor’s 4 year old stepson, Roger, after he terrifies her apartment and tears it up. Another letter praises Marriage Encounter after 27 years of happiness, and a cow joke ends letters.
Dr Wallace answers reader questions about accelerating college degrees, fasting as a diet, and teen eating disorders. The column notes three to four year degree plans exist but burden students. fasting is discouraged. bulimia and anorexia nervosa are discussed with factual risks and a Gallup poll cited.
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