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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2002
Page
5
Dr Gott explains Alzheimer's as a progressive dementia with unknown cause, diagnosis by behavior and tests to rule out treatable conditions, and notes no cure. He emphasizes family support, nursing care, possible institutionalization, and the value of support groups for affected families.
Rocky Zier shares how a last can of grapefruit juice and a moldy penny found in 1999 after her son Tommy’s death became a source of messages from beyond. She describes how pennies appeared in moments of grief and how the belief helped her cope and renew faith with family.
A 10 year old writes about dating a 22 year old and abuse by James. Dr Wallace urges the girl to leave and warns that returning would worsen danger. He notes such attachments can persist until the person gains strength to sever ties and advises involving authorities if threats occur.
Homemakers clubs across Frederick County promote a 2002 program with 18 clubs and 227 members meeting at homes churches and centers to study community projects environmental work family education and global interests. They host crafts holiday events annual meetings and the Frederick Fair with planned sessions on Red Cross home safety and emergency preparedness.
Gambrill Park Homemakers held a Christmas party at Way Off Broadway Dinner Theater with 33 attendees including Elaise Titus who crocheted 12 baby caps donated to rit. Cory Restaurant hosted Walkersville Homemakers Club Christmas banquet on December 13 for 17 members and 11 guests with lunch and Christmas music.
A lingering exhibit narrates a Victorian puzzle block collection and rosebud salve tins from Woodsboro plus practical items like kitchen gad dels and ame bars. The Biglerville sisters founded local society, apple museum, and a planned community library while inviting memories of the era and their late 28 years of community entertainment.
A widow reflecting on moving near her daughter after retirement, widowhood, and relocation, describes initial friction and unmet social needs. She learns to set her own agenda, accept responsibilities, and seek patience, humor, and example from family while avoiding dependency on others. The piece encourages older women to define mutual duties with loved ones.
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