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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1998

Page

10

Puppy love and common sense in pet kisses

DEAR DR GOTT discusses risks of pet kisses and animal saliva. Readers urged to use good judgment and avoid unnecessary exposure to bacteria. The column also advises on diabetes and diet soda, noting sugar substitutes do not lower blood sugar and may trigger headaches, then warns against forceful nose blowing due to blood pressure risks and possible stroke or ear issues.

DR. Gott

Extension Homemakers Club News in Frederick County

The Frederick County Extension Homemakers report lessons on character Counts and safety camps. Jane Smith develops Farm Safety 4 Just Kids chapter. The Western Maryland Center hosts Ag Field Day July 30 with wagon rides and demonstrations. Sessions cover herb gardening, five a day foods, and FDA guidelines for produce handling. County dues are $3 in September, with 25 clubs and 13 mailbox members.

Louise Ediger Frederick County Jefferson Jane Smith Frederick County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Western Maryland Keedysville Food and Drug Administration Sue Slimmer County Fair Joyce Gregory Jefferson Club Carriage House Inn Emmitsburg Middletown Edna Alice Hoffman Betty Palmer Frances Ahalt Kathleen Rudesill Middletown Valley Historical Society

Tip etiquette and herpes reassurance in Abby letters

A reader argues servers should not ask about change and prefers leaving a fixed tip. Dear Abby suggests patient change handling, then 15 to 20 percent tip based on service. Several letters discuss herpes honesty, relationships, and coping with memory in social life with hopeful messages and practical advice.

Abby Boston North Carolina Darling

Family Home Ownership Seen As Potential Family Feud

A reader questions a will plan that would grant her daughter the right to live in the family house until she remarries, with sons in town sharing proceeds after sale. The adviser warns such arrangements invite conflict over occupancy, maintenance, and future equal shares.

Sis Los Angeles Times Syndicate Times Mirror Square Los Angeles Calif

Sesame Street Art Tour Exhibits 56 Pieces Across 12 Cities

The Art from the Fuzzy and Famous exhibit features about 50 works by Sesame Street cast crew guests and friends, with 64 celebrities approached and 56 pieces contributed. Donors include Fred Rogers Sally Jessy Raphael John Moynihan Rose Rosely and Katie Couric the first to say yes. The largest piece is a 6 by 6 foot quilt from Jim Henson Company and the smallest a postcard by Pete Seeger. Big Bird is the most depicted character with 11 appearances while the trailer covers about 12 067 miles across 12 cities through April 1999.

United States Fred Rogers Sally Jessy Raphael John Moynihan Rose Rosely Katie Couric NBC Jim Henson Company Muppet Workshop Pete Seeger Muppet Big Bird

Colleges weave etiquette into lesson plans

Universities integrate etiquette into communications and business courses. At Mansfield University Sharon Carrish guides three days of etiquette training culminating in a formal dinner for students and even a class at Mansfield High School. Other colleges like Texas Christian University Saint Marys College Susquehanna University Roanoke College Lebanon Valley College and Nova Southeastern University offer similar dining etiquette and networking programs to seniors and upperclassmen, with practice in formal dinners and obtaining professional contacts.

Sharon Carrish Mansfield University Mansfield Carrish Mansfield High School Texas Christian University Fort Worth Saint Mary’s College South Bend Ind Susquehanna University Selinsgrove Roanoke College Salem Lebanon Valley College Annville Nova Southeastern University Fort Lauderdale Fla

Should teen pay for ballet lessons or learn values

Julie argues parents should gladly cover ballet lessons as a family with money. Dr Wallace fielded questions on babysitter snacks and gender differences in youth sports, noting no law requires parents to supply snacks but many do. A teacher from South Carolina notes girls often outperform boys in third grade while athletic dominance rises after age 16.

DR. Wallace Poland Julie Gary Rochester Minn Wallace South Carolina Columbia 8.C

Furniture thrift shops expand home furnishings nationwide

The growing thrift shop scene adds more furniture and home accessories. Adele Meyer of the National Association of Resale and Thrift Shops notes that furniture is the fastest-growing segment, with many shops expanding selections or adding a second location. Members can search www.narts.org for shops with home furnishings or request information by mail for $3 per zip code.

Adele Meyer National Association of Resale and Thrift St. Clair Shores Mich Narts.org Narts

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