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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2001
Page
6
Dear reader, experts now consider airway triggers like pollen smoke animal dander and other allergens as primary in asthma while certain foods may worsen irritable bowel syndrome. The doctor advises collaboration with a physician or dietician to disentangle the puzzle and manage asthma with bronchodilators.
An 88 year old and his 85 year old wife in North Carolina weigh moving near one of seven children across Delaware Ohio Kansas Virginia or Colorado. Advice urges honest talks with all adult children about support, care, and expectations before relocating.
Tommy Hilfiger unveiled a playful yet wearable spring collection at Bryant Park talling for irreverent prep with naval blues red accents and bold prints. He suggested outfits mixing navy blazers bright shirts red silk ties and graphic palettes while recalling hippie era nostalgia with updated denim and nautical pieces.
In a 1994 letter to Dear Abby a man recounts his troubled family life after his wife’s death and his remarriage. He claims daughters opposed his new partner, suspects eavesdropping, and contemplates relocating while seeking guidance on balancing family ties and personal happiness. The column ends with Abby advising open dialogue and protection for the new relationship.
The notices report engagements of Werkley and McCarney strains with Rustshell Lynn McCarney of Frederick and Mark Werkley of Phoenixville, plus Kemp Van Meter and South Nan TV couples with various hometown ties. Plans include an April 2002 wedding and December/29 dates, with each party detailing education and occupations.
Elizabeth Ann Rees and Richard Wayne Crutchley Jr announce their engagement with families from Eldersburg and Keedysville. Rees is a Wilde Lake High School graduate employed at G&H Printing in Mount, while Crutchley, a Brunswick High School alum, works for Builders First Source. A Nov 17 wedding is planned.
The article promotes the Stuttering Foundation of America resources including a brochure from Dor Wallace, with contact details and a Web site. It advises teachers to consult parents and a school clinician, talk privately with students, and show support and acceptance. It also notes growth myths and provides the foundation’s contact information.
Laura Henry and Brad Stone will discuss a through hike of the Appalachian Trail at 7 p.m. on Wednesday October 3 at the National Conservation Training Center Shepherdstown Virginia. The free talk includes audience Q and A and is part of the Conservation Community lecture series.
An art tour and discussion event linked with the West Virginia Art Education Association Conference will run October 6 at Shepherd College and Shepherdstown. Artists educators and students may join talks on arts education and campus happenings with a two day conference fee of 35 dollars for nonmembers per day. Friday night session is free. Contact Dr KB Basseches at 304-876-5265 or kbassech shepherd edu.
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