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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1999
Page
9
Dear Dr Gott notes skin excess after weight loss varies. plastic surgeons can remove excess skin. Also discusses whether to stop blood pressure meds after normalization, advising gradual assessment and doctor guidance with monitoring and possible dose adjustments.
The writer advises building personal retirement savings even when a partner has a strong pension. Working after retirement is a second chance for those who saved little or faced mid life losses. In 2002 retirees 65 to 69 can earn up to 30000 without cutting Social Security benefits.
Dear Abby advises a bride to invite her former in laws since her fiancé approves and she wishes them to attend. The column also includes a reader’s deep reflection on parental infidelity and its impact on children, urging counseling and patience with divorce.
Beaver notes that a good model must be attentive and alert. Gunsmith David Keith recalls trying portrait modeling to support the class, earning five dollars an hour. Sixteen year old Lindsey Provine says sitting still long is hard, while Anna Sisk enjoyed last year’s portrait session and jokes about nude modeling.
A compendium from Travelers Tales surveys humanity through cuisine with stories by Colin Thubron Edmund White and others. Medicare Fata is a best selling handbook detailing Part A and Part B coverage, costs, and beneficiary services. The Littlest Lighthouse follows a lighthouse saving a presidential ship with authors shaping preservation. Chung Hawks teaches ferret life through Petie’s first person tale. Matzo Bunny advocates generosity across Passover and Easter. The C O Canal Companion guides cyclists and hikers along the towpath with maps and historic sights.
Dr Wallace advises Angie to honor her pact with Gina and not interfere with the boy. The letters from Erik are addressed, and Hannah seeks guidance on her stalker-like ex. Susan explains anorexia is out of control and urges professional help for her sister, with a referral to the National Anorexia Nervosa hotline.
Forty players competed in the Jan 11 regular game. Flight A north-south winners were Rick Elbo with Robert Dickenson first. Anne Carden and Fred Wagner second. Ralph Cate and Aurora Nicoletti third. Lowell Phillips and James Eaton fourth. East-west Flight A winners were Bill Loew and Rodney Fox first. Denise Clow and James McCrackan second. Ronald Clawson and Sidney Bloom third. Robert Robey and Debbie Kiser fourth. Second in Flight C were Jean Brinkley and Agnes Kemerer. Mark Whippie and Penny Stoever. There will be a regular game Monday Jan 18 at 7:15 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion.
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