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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1984
Page
6
The piece argues that stress is inevitable and can be channeled positively. It cites the Kennedy family’s resilience after multiple tragedies and shows couples turning grief into help for abused children. It concludes stress can be welcomed if it leads to growth and constructive action.
A reader vents jealousy over a married girlfriend crafting gifts for her husband’s lover and sons, while a 17 year old confronts pregnancy with his friend's mother. Abby counsels on workload, risk, and legal concerns, urging honesty with parents and caution in teen pregnancy.
Frederick junior Miss committee members are Phyllis Schilling Jaycee Women president Don Butt tickets and programs Barbara Brown chairwoman and Dick Brown chairman. The pageant is slated for mid June with photographer Richard T Meagher noted in the caption.
The Fredericktowne Players Inc. will elect six new members to the 13 member board at the general membership meeting on Wednesday May 23. Elections open for president secretary production co-chairman program chairman tickets chairman and planning chairman. The semiannual meeting at the American Legion Home 1450 Taney Ave Frederick begins at 6 pm with a cash bar and a 7 pm buffet dinner of roast beef and shrimp creole at 10.35. The business meeting follows at 8 pm with entertainment at 9 pm. Reserve dinner by May 18 by calling 6916654. memberships for 1984 1985 season accepted.
A sharing group for children whose parents live in separate homes is offered by Anne Bittinger at Glade Valley Brotherhood Church. The 7 to 12 year olds meet Thursdays from 7 to 7:15 pm on May 17, 24, and June 7, with a younger children group forming if interest grows. Call 645-2834 or 845-2138 for Fermer.
The National Society to Prevent Blindness warns of home garden eye hazards as spring activities begin. It urges safety eyewear during mowing, chemical use, pruning, and DIY tasks, noting chemical goggles protect against projectiles and splinters. A booklet called 21 Questions offers home and workplace eye protection guidance, available by request to the society in New York.
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