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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1983
Page
8
Families face stress from Alzheimer's disease as doctors discuss coping, inheritance risks, and care options. The piece notes the disease's unclear course, varied symptoms, and the role of geriatric specialists, stressing doctor guidance and family questions for prognosis and planning.
Dear Abby reprints heartening exchanges from mothers who placed children for adoption. A New Jersey mother praises a adoptive daughter's sender and urges annual updates to agencies so birth mothers receive a meaningful Mother's Day gesture. Blessed in New Jersey endorses informing birth mothers of their child’s progress.
Hyannis Massachusetts actor Martin Sheen says his toughest role yet will be portraying John F Kennedy in a seven hour British produced television film to air in November marking the 20th anniversary of the president's assassination. The project is filmed at a Cape Cod estate. Blair Brown, John Shea and other stars join the cast.
Needle art designers from Ulla Needlework Designs visit Stitches n Stuff at 204 W. Patrick St Frederick on Wednesday May 4 from noon to 4 pm. Bo Anderson and Coco Readdick demonstrate stitched models of their patterns, showcasing applications of their designs. Anderson runs a shop on St Simons Island and Readdick taught at Hood College. sisters share influences across publications.
Overall winners in last week's regular game were Mrs. Donald Little and Robert Freed. Ties for second and third went to Mrs. Kenneth Palmer and Mrs. Charles Snyder with Mrs. Dorsey Shipley and Mrs. Charlotte Rupert. A regular game is scheduled Thursday at 12 30 p.m. at the old armory.
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