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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1959
Page
15
Doctor explains heel spur deposits on the heel bone near the ground contact. Treatments include soft rubber heel pads with center holes, heel shapes, or high arch pads to relieve pressure, rest, heat, massage, local anesthetic injections, and possible surgery in severe cases.
Miss Beatrice Fehr home demonstration agent led the Charlesville Homemaker's meeting on April 27 at Mrs. Perry Trillipse's home near Bloomfield. She urged members to have confidence in themselves, focus on ideas, and listen before guiding others.
Frederick County education leaders rebut a trade paper claim that retired engineers should fill high school science roles. They describe utilizing a broad range of local specialized knowledge, arguing this approach surpasses hiring reared experts, and urging parents to recognize the value of their policy.
Mrs Bennett Lighttbowen will preside the rest of the year as Mrs Wilson moves to Connecticut. Mrs Staley and Mrs Putman led the group in Welcome Sweet Spring and Over The Rain. A poem was read by Uri Mae. Planned events include a May 5 tour of homes and a May 6 gathering at Bloomfield Parish Hall at 7 oclock inviting the public.
Members prepare events from May 7 to May 27 to celebrate the club's 11th anniversary. Mrs Robert Cline leads May 13 luncheon at V. F. L. Olds Country Club, a tea at Mrs Austin Renn’s home May 27, and a Home Demonstration Week focus on demonstrations and inviting friends for tea or lunch.
Voice of Experience Moscow reports Deputy Premier Mikosan declined all alcoholic drinks except wine at a recent reception. The AP dispatch notes the unusually controlled stance amid a circle of officials and foreign guests.
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