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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1986
Page
8
The piece argues that high intelligence does not guarantee easier life or better self treatment of family issues. Objective reasoning falters under emotion, making outside professional help valuable. It urges embracing counseling as strength, not weakness, and notes intelligent individuals may progress faster in therapy with an open mind.
A reader suggests handling family loans through a bank loan secured by deposit, with promissory notes and collateral to keep personal relations intact. The banker handles paperwork and interest, reducing hard feelings while aiding the borrower’s credit and ensuring repayment.
Quilters of Frederick County will meet at 7 30 p m on March 19 at the Frederick County Vocational Technical Center. Nancy Johnson of Rockville will demonstrate plain mitered borders and is an award winning quilter certified by the National Quilting Association. She has taught from elementary school through college level and has attended many quilting seminars nationwide. Anyone interested in quilts or fiber arts is invited. For more information call Mrs Nicodemus at 945-8474.
Thirty four players took part in last week’s bridge session. North–south winners were Manuel Weinberg and Charles Crum. second place went to Mrs. Robert Middleman and Sue Browning. third to Mrs. Charles Snyder and Mrs. Bob Crow. fourth to Mrs. Grayson Fouche and Mrs. J. Austin Whiten. East–west winners were George Zolovick and Michael Meyers. tied for second were James Kime with Mrs. Donald Crawford and Mrs. Nathan Jacobson with Mrs. Morris Guggenheim. fourth went to Mrs. John Warfield and Mrs. Michael McGinnis. A regular game is scheduled Monday at 7:15 pm at the American Legion. Overall weekly leaders were Mrs. Donald Falconer and Mrs. Charlotte Rupert first, J. A. Kime and Robert Freed second. Another regular game is set for Thursday at 12:30 pm in the Francis Scott Key Mall community room.
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