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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1983
Page
7
The letter argues illegitimacy rose in major cities since 1975 across races and classes, driven by casual sex and limited contraception use. It urges better sex education, access to birth control, and societal tolerance, noting the strong role of family and grandparenting in caring for children born outside wedlock.
A reader seeks a second medical opinion for gallstone surgery while fearing age and doctor relations. The column urges asking a surgeon and provides hotlines and questions to guide consent, costs, insurance, surgeon experience, success rates, and lifestyle impacts.
In Rochester a spoof tale mocks a fictional group the International Dull Folks Ltd and its satirical Densa membership to satirize IQ societies while in Tennessee a sixth grader’s letter leads to a unanimous House vote banning colored baby chicks goslings and bunnies with artificial colors. Other items note Bob Barker and Joan Van Ark hosting Miss USA in Nashville Lionel Hampton and Toni Morrison to receive SUNY honorary degrees Sarah Purcell sues over old TV commercials and Claus von Bulow defends profits from a book about his case.
March of Dimes and Frederick Jaycee Women seek maternity and infant items for a spring Stork's Nest Sale to raise program funds for birth defects prevention. Donations of infant wear crib bedding nursery furniture nursing bottles play pens high chairs and maternity clothes are welcome. Call 662-7665 weekdays or 845-4825 845-8533 to arrange pickup or drop off. Free March of Dimes literature on birth defects prevention and prenatal nutrition will be available.
The third annual Baby Photo Contest by the Frederick Jaycee Women runs March 21 to April 2 at Frederick Towne Mall. Proceeds fund a Sudden Infant Death Syndrome monitor for high risk Frederick County babies. About 78 contestants display photos outside Eylerly’s Department Store, with two age groups. Six winners are chosen by vote totals. each vote costs one penny and is tax deductible. Major local merchants donated prizes, including Children's Bazaar Parsons K Mart Hyerly’s Remsberg’s Jewelers and more.
North South winners last week were Sue Browning with George Hedstrom first, Bruce Histon and Roy Fox second, Lydia Falconer and June Fouche third, Sylvia Weinberg and Helen Swanson fourth. East West winners were Lucien Winegar and his wife first, Iris Yonetz and Denise Clow second, William Prensky and Sherman Kahan third, Joan McGinnis and Margaret Warfield fourth. Regular games scheduled at 7:15 p.m. at the American Legion and 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the old armory.
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