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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1999
Page
19
The ACSM notes creatine can boost short term power and body mass but long term safety remains uncertain. A separate reader query on hives outlines causes including foods, drugs, infections, and systemic diseases with treatment options such as antihistamines and steroids in severe cases.
The writer suggests retirees avoid expecting a single model and instead seek guidance from retired colleagues, vendors, and clients who retired earlier. Churches, civic groups, country clubs, boards, and committees offer exposure to experienced peers. Volunteer with local organizations to meet potential role models and expand social networks for the golden years.
A reader requests help with a demanding mother in law who criticizes weekly visits and a son-in-law who enabled boundaries. Abby advises a frank family talk to restore peace and set limits, stressing clear communication and self care at home. A second letter shares a renewal strategy: write down loved qualities, place the note in the spouse’s briefcase, which sparks appreciation and calmer fights.
Pate notes 35 percent of residents are mentally ill and most come from within 30 miles of St. Louis. Subsidies come from Medic aid Medicare Social Security or pensions with a private income sliding scale. Revenues average 400000 to 500000 yearly and profits fund room renovations to maintain referral rates. Pate meets with hospital managers social service agencies and other elderly housing operators. Sheriff Joe once urged dolled up visits but the focus remains on quality of life for residents.
A traveling Kuna collection from Panama highlights ornate clothing, molas, gold jewelry, and wooden sculpture. The show features about 300 works reflecting Kuna life and myths, with a catalog edited by Mari Lyn Salvador available in hardcover and softcover. On view in New York through March 21, 1999, then at Chicago’s Field Museum from May to August.
A review summarizes Patsy Cline biography Patsy Patterson Hensley born 1932 in Winchester Virginia and raised in Shenandoah Valley. It notes her move to Nashville in 1959, her death in Tennessee, and burial near Winchester. Also covered are books on entertaining by Gail Greco and Mid Atlantic Lighthouses by Roberts and Jones with travel guides and lighthouse photos.
Thirty four players played the January 4 game. Flight A winners were North South: first Ron Clawson and Lynn Boardman, second Denise Clow and James Eaton, third Debbie Kiser and Jim Occhini, fourth Dell Carden and St Yonetz. East West: first Frank Carden and Ralph Cate, second Helen Swanson and Lowell Phillips, third Aurora Nicoletti and Fannie Johnson, fourth Gary Wold and Ray Blum. A note says there will be a regular game Monday January 11 at 7 15 pm at the Frederick American Legion.
Susan and Amy ask how to stop teachers comparing them to their siblings. Dr. Wallace urges teachers to treat each student as an individual, praising Susan for her own achievements and noting Amy should be judged on her conduct, not her brother Erik.
The 22nd annual Miss Frederick Scholarship Pageant, sponsored by the Sertoma Club of Frederick, will hold orientation January 10 and 17 at 1 p.m. at Evangelical Reformed Church Hall, 18 W Church St. Women aged 17 to 24 who are high school seniors may attend. pre-register by January 20. Contact 301-845-4893 or ispatesusa.net for details.
The Frederick County Art Association will meet Monday January 13 at 7 30 pm at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center 40 S Carroll St Frederick. Liz Holm will attend as contact person Visitors are welcome for more information call 561 620 1182.
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