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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1976
Page
7
Dear Abby comments on husbands taking secretaries to lunch, gossip risks, and the idea of equal partnership in marriage. Readers share experiences about entertaining bores, signaling waitresses, and the etiquette of addressing service staff, with Abby offering guidance and inviting personal replies.
Newly published local history by Frances Meehan Smith surveys Woodsboro from its founding to today. It recounts a goldfish industry collapse, home remedies era, a thriving skating rink, and colorful early residents, with chapters on social life, business, religion, and reminiscences. Available in Woodsboro area stores for 8.50 plus tax.
Working women who head households face financial risk from disability. Census figures show 5 million such heads with disabilities affect employment, and many others depend on wives who are breadwinners. Disability insurance provides 50 to 60 percent of gross income, with terms from short to long term. Plan with an agent using union, Social Security, Workmen’s Compensation, savings, and existing benefits to determine needed coverage.
Miss Anne Lindgren of Myersville and Robert Gerald Ruger Jr., son of LCDR and Mrs. Robert Ruger Sr., married at the Church of the Transfiguration Braddock Heights. The couple, who will reside in Montgomery County, celebrated with a VFW Club reception and a Pinehurst wedding trip.
Wolf Trap Farm Park invites families to Lectures in the Meadow a free community project. The series features prominent artists educators with post talk discussions to prepare audiences for the Filene Center evening performance. Schedule includes Aug 5 Aug 17 and Aug 27 with speakers from City Center Joffrey Ballet Catholic University and Boston Opera Company. For details contact Mary Brown at 938-3810 ext 257 or call the Wolf Trap box office.
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