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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1976
Page
2
Dear Abby answers readers on postage rate changes and a complaining stamp clerk. She advises about dating and marriage promises, and reassures a reader that color TV radiation is negligible, encouraging household chores with TV on.
A reader denounces early and current portrayals of older people in film and TV as senile, crotchety, and demeaning. They praise Sunshine Boys and Starry and Tonto for dignified seniors, urge youth to show real active aging, and call for authentic stories from agencies like Gray Panthers and Retirement Living.
A seminar on widowhood features Ann Burnside Love advising honesty about oneself and society. She outlines the crisis of identity, loneliness, and legal issues, urging proactive steps like finding a lawyer, building support, and maintaining exercise and relationships to emerge stronger.
Winners in last week's champions team game were first Mr and Mrs Marvin Warren, Mrs Marti Bridgewater, and Mrs Janice Becker. Second were Mr and Mrs Lowell Phillips and Col, and Mrs Lucien Winegar. Thursday afternoon play results show Mrs RG Kline and Leon Etsman first, Mrs Bob Clow and Mrs Keily March second, Mrs Ethel Crawford and Mrs Gerald Yonetz third. Jean Raffle and Sally Benjamin won the Marquis de Sade Memorial Championship by two boards. Evelyn Krantz and Mae Palmer second. Kass Souths third. Dr Harry Gray and Vida Arotsky placed close fourth and Golda Castle and Colyn Phillips close fifth. This week’s regular game is Thursday at the American Legion Home at 7.36 pm.
Sisterhood members at Granary on South Carroll Street enjoyed a day of browsing and a box lunch. Led by Marge Edelman with Roz Malik and Myra Trieber, the group organized meals and helpers. An auction with donated items and crafts followed, plus door prizes and live plant displays.
The Frederick Branch of the American Association of University Women held its annual picnic at Monocacy Village Park on May 25 with a supper by Mrs. Clark Toms. Miss Louise A. Weagly presented a "Photographic Journey" through Central and South America, followed by remarks. New officers elected include Mrs. Dorothy Cavance as first vice president and program development chair, Mrs. Donna Hauver as second vice president and membership chair, Mrs. Ann White as recording secretary, and Miss Zelma Smith re-elected treasurer. Mrs. Margaret E. Russell remains president. Representatives Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Cavanee attended the Maryland State Division spring meeting in Rockville, while Cavanee and Weagly will attend the Middle Atlantic Regional Conference June 10-12 at Adelphi University.
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