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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1982
Page
9
A career guidance piece from Newspaper Enterprise Assoc. emphasizes diplomacy and long term planning to advance at work. It warns against public disagreement with bosses, advocates networking and mentorship, and suggests quietly building influence inside and outside the company to enable future advancement.
Readers weigh in on Abby's stance against judging women by past sexual acts and call for ending the male double standard. Contributors from San Francisco and Lancaster, including a minister and a self-described virgin, defend self-control and equal treatment, urging respect for individuals regardless of past relationships.
Carroll County Extension Home Economics and 4-H co sponsor three fusible tailoring classes using the newest technique. More than 97 individuals have learned to construct two suit jackets with fused interfacing. Wool fabrics are ideal as the method builds permanent shaping without hand sewn pads. The series is taught by Sharon B. Grobaker and Debbie Waters with sessions March 22 to April 14 at the Extension Office. Free classes require basic sewing skills and registration via 848-4611.
Dr. Anthony Kales of Penn State and Sleep Research and Treatment Center says nightmares are a common, lifelong issue reflecting unresolved stress. He notes teens and adults may be triggered by moving to a new town or exam week, with occurrences not confined to childhood.
Brooke Shields, 17, says she is in no rush to grow up and finds life easier as a child. In Seventeen's March issue she discusses crushes, college plans, and her view on abortion, plus a Princeton dorm tour memory and a Frisbee incident. Nightmares and sleep tips from Dr. Kales follow, noting adolescence can outgrow night terrors though stress and substances disrupt sleep.
The Frederick Woman's Civic Club showcased winter programs focusing on education and outdoor topics. Activities included Christmas crafts, a mid-winter potpourri with slides, and a talk by Dr Edward Seligmann on the Maryland Nature Conservancy and Nassawanga Creek Cypress swamp project. Members also heard about the ESO self paced reading program and a February program featuring Frederick County Outdoor School faculty presenting slides on local outdoors and education.
The article notes 6th and 6th grade programs celebrating 25 years of experiences for county students. March included a luncheon and a visit to Frederick County Vo-Tech Center. A public meeting on Financial Planning for Women by Susan Lubach was held at Alex Brown and Sons.
The Citizens Nursing Home Auxiliary, with 14 members led by President Frances Jones, reported January totals of 1135 volunteer hours from 65 volunteers and February hours from 64 volunteers totaling 1121. Membership stands at 208 with 10 new members accepted. Proceeds from the gift shop were strong, and February card efforts supported residents.
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