YMCA offers six week back relief course in Frederick
An estimated 75 million Americans suffer back pain. The YMCA presents a six week program titled Ys Way to a Healthy Back taught by Donald Enterline beginning in July at the Frederick YMCA. The 18 easy exercises focus on relaxation stretching and strengthening. The course costs 35 to 50 dollars and runs twice a week for six weeks. The YMCA cites studies showing relief for 85 percent of back pain sufferers and aims to reduce surgeries. Participants must call 663 5131 to register and obtain doctor approval if they had back surgery.
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YMCA
Donald Enterline
Frederick
Organizaion
Nachemson
United States
Europe
White
Back Pain Relief Program Demonstrated at YMCA
Fitness Director Donald Eninkine of Feesterick County YMCA demonstrates a back exercise for the six shawrick convention. The program aims to help most people with back pain and relieve discomfort through guided movements.
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Donald Eninkine
Feesterick County
Dinny Quinn
Back pain, a global health mystery and costly burden
Eight of ten Americans will suffer back pain at least once, costing insurers about 14 billion annually. Despite wide impact from 75 million sufferers to 2 million unable to work, causes remain unclear, research scarce, and most cases resolve within two months.
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Boston
Joseph Novak
St. Francis General Hospital
Pittsburgh
United States
Extra funds sought to finish Libertytown sewer study
Public Works Director Lawrence W. Johnson asked county commissioners to approve 1042 dollars to finish a sewer feasibility study in Libertytown. He cited eight months of EPA delays and said 87 percent of the funding comes from state and federal sources while the county bears the remaining share.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Public Works
Libertytown
Lawrence W. Johnson
EPA
Johnson
Monocacy Bottom Road repairs still eyed
Monocacy Bottom Road residents pressed for timely improvements as Public Works chief Larry Johnson reassured the Monocacy area that projects are not forgotten. The board discussed funding options, a possible access road off Park Mills Road, and upcoming aerial surveys for precise alignment and future design work slated for FY 1963.
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Monocaty Bottom Road
Woad Plain
Larry Johnson
Public Works
Johnson
Douglas Downs
Monocacy Bottom Road
Predenck
Downs
Charles Corinth
Park Mills Road
Monocacy Bottom
Bittle Creek
Smith
Maryland
Department of Public Works
Tobnson
Masthead reads Frederick mailing listing periodical details
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead with route of courier and price two dollars fifty five cents per month. It mentions Great Southam Printing and Publishing Company in Frederick Maryland and a P O Box address.
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Lee Rog
Great Southam Printing & Mig, Co. P.O
East Patrick
Wand
Frederick
Maryland
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Enterlite
Alf Nachemson
Stover Snook
Harvard
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Bill Fitch
Augustus White
Beth Israel Hospital
aUnes
Elizabeth Arden
Christian Kot
Pree Cardin
Diane von Furstenburg
Geoffrey Beene
Amber Meadows
Thomas Johnson Dr
Royal Insurance
Own & Tela
Royals
Coblent2 & Smith, Inc
ALL Kinds
Vernon Coblentz
Robert J. Smith
Royal
West Church
East St. Frederick
Martin-Senour
Dolly
TANT
UCL
Lucas At
East South Street
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