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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2001
Page
12
Dear Reader discusses stress as a perception and its impact on health, noting optimism may help outcomes. It explains postoperative pulmonary embolism risk from clots after hip replacement, detailing symptoms and prevention with anticoagulants like heparin, Lovenox, and Coumadin in the perioperative period.
A column draws on wives letters about post retirement husbands who drift from Jeckyl to Hyde, chasing leisure, neglecting appearance and duties, while spouses fear becoming dependent. It warns retirement can turn into a risk of stagnation and loss of dignity if one ignores care for self and partner.
Sculptors seed Thyeate pest of her Easton Wire wrapped around shag dwed snares around that. The studio shows drawings by each artist and Mr Gardiner notes few reliefs, including a raised figure of a sheep on wood. A series of 14 raised reliefs depict Christ and Our Lady of Mercy. The church and basilica build new after long hours, as full-time sculptors report growing demand for classical work.
A frustrated mother worries about her daughter Kristen dating a 36 year old man from a troubled family. She fears social stigma in a small town and asks whether to forbid contact. Abby advises avoiding outright bans and suggests engaging the boyfriend to model standards and improve behavior.
A day-long bus trip from the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center to Richmond Virginia is slated for Tuesday July 17. The package includes a charter bus gourmet lunch and a Richmond City Pass valid for one month covering Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden Maymont Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Science Museum of Virginia IMAX Dome and the Valentine Museum. Contact Jaime Piper at 301-698-0656 to reserve.
Frederick Community College invites artists and art therapists to submit entries for a juried show titled Creating a Healing Path through the Arts. The exhibition runs Oct 6 through Oct 31 at the Mary Condon Hodgson Art Gallery, part of Mental Awareness Week. Entries due Aug 1.
Entries are invited for the 15th annual Regional Photographic Competition sponsored by area photo businesses. Selected prints will be shown at the Mary Condon Hodgson Art Gallery, Frederick Community College, with reception July 21. Deliver prints 9 am to 3 pm at Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center 40 S. Carroll St. Frick.
Dr Wallace discusses teen gang motivations citing research in Houston Dallas and San Antonio. Key reasons include acceptance low self esteem and the need for belonging. He stresses addressing these needs at home or school to prevent youth from turning to street life. Penny asks about summer school and guidance counselor suggests using it to recover courses or take constructive classes.
Frederick resident Navy Captain David E. Meadows writes a four volume military thriller series titled The Sixth Fleet. The novels explore a future where the United States relies on a smaller first responder fleet amid renewed foreign attacks. Meadows, who has faced years of rejection, plans signings at Waklenbooks in Francis Scott Key Mall on July 7 and at Borders and Music in Artington.
Contnued from Page B-3 lists awards and participants in a textile exhibit. Recognized quilts include Lone Woomer Wall Quilts over 144 inches with Blue and Sed themes, Red entries by Roget enc. and Barbara Puffenbarger. Honorable mentions go to Lena Hull, Sheilah Must Ruppert, Joan Watkins, Deborah Mason-Rooney, and others. several bed quilts, hand quilted and mixed technique pieces are noted with color designations Blue and White.
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