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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1999
Page
7
DEAR DR GOTT notes memory lapses can stem from normal aging or disease. Forgetting names after two hours may be frustration rather than illness. callers should see a doctor to rule out treatable conditions. Tips include making lists and using written references to refresh memory.
A letter from a senior writer describes the burden of three generations under one roof. The elder outlines health worries privacy loss and constant stress while offering coping tips to regain independence listen to others questions and seek outings for perspective.
The 50th Kutztown Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Festival runs through July 11 at the Schuylkill County Fairgrounds Summit Station pa relocating from Kutztown. Organizers improved parking wagons rides and kids activities while showcasing music from Leroy Hefenhager Heidelberg Polka Band Ray Owen and Jimmy Starr along with crafts displays and farm demonstrations. Gates open 9 am to 7 pm daily admission 8 dollars adults under 12 free. For details call 570-754-3266 or 610-683-8707.
A reader asks if she should forgive her estranged husband Earl after a year apart and an affair as she considers whether to restart the marriage. Abby urges caution, ongoing skepticism, and long-term counseling before any reconciliation. A second letter from a NJ reader seeks guidance on coping with a boyfriend's mother’s ashes stored in a bedroom, with Abby recommending a dignified resting place and possible scattering options.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Rhyner describe mission efforts to improve basic needs for tribal communities while respecting culture. They seek volunteers with or without skills, especially in medicine and computing, to provide care, companionship, and storytelling to orphans who already have food and education but lack human contact.
Forty eight players competed in the June 28 junior fund game. Flight A winners were Donald Little and Deverle Ashley first Emma Eaton and Carl Herrick second Sherman Kahan and Robert Freed third John Sherwood and Ted Banvard fourth Doris Klein and Lucin da Walser fifth Jim Occhipinti and James Eaton sixth. Flight B tied for third and fourth Marie Nicely with Helen Swanson Debbie Kiser and Robert Robey. Flight B fifth Jo Ann and Robert Hammond. Flight C winners were Aurora Nicoletti and Elizabeth Snyder third Gary Wold and Ray Bloom. Sidney Bloom and Ronald Clawson placed in Flight B as well. Regular game July 5 at 7 15 p m at the Frederick American Legion.
A reader asks about cocaine symptoms. Dr. Wallace notes sleep loss and appetite loss, mood elevation followed by dullness and edginess, and emphasizes the need for treatment programs. Another letter discusses teen custody, relocation, and graduation plans amid parental separation, with guidance suggesting moving with the mother if feasible. Carla notes rising teen dating assertiveness with Seventeen Magazine data: 58 percent of girls approached a boy, 78 percent of boys reported being approached.
Sara Jane Everman of Georgia assumed the title at the 42nd annual national finals of America's Junior Miss in Mobile Alabama. Lauren Scott of North Carolina was first runner up and Leah Smith of Florida second runner up. Kristen Fay Maryland's Junior Miss also competed among 50 entrants. The July 3 broadcast on TNN will feature Deborah Norville and Billy Dean, with guests Bryan White Herschel Walker and Cory Everson.
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