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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1998
Page
17
A humorous list of lines overheard in medical settings plus reader notes. The piece compiles jokes about autopsy mishaps, organ questions, and surgical mishandling while also addressing a medical question about post gallbladder surgery diarrhea.
A senior reader asks how to repair a fractured family bond with an adult son who left college, became combative, and has months without contact. The columnist notes the dying wish of a mother to heal the rift and suggests conciliatory acts, limited future contact, and valuing small, positive moments over an impossible normal relationship.
Dear Abby hears from a reader about Irene who is loving but controls her ten children. She orders midnight coffee runs and chores, scolding and criticizing them daily. The writer fears displaced anger toward a former husband and warns Irene may face isolation as she ages. Readers urged to act with compassion.
An Oct 10 to Nov 4 juried exhibit at Frederick Community College Mary Condon Hodgson Art Gallery centers on low mood and mental illness. Twenty eight local artists contribute two and three dimensional works plus Dawn Befano’s writings and poetry. An opening reception features guitar music, improv, journal readings, and remarks by officials and Dawn Befano’s family.
The Frederick Holiday Committee through the Frederick City Office of Special Events will stage a Scents and Sweets Holiday Competition on December 2 at 5:30 p.m. in the Margaret Gardiner Pavilion at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center, 40 S. Carroll St. The event features two categories gingerbread houses and table centerpieces with professional and nonprofessional levels. Cash prizes will be awarded. entry forms will be available via the OSE by mid October and inquiries go to Ronnie Osterman or 301-682-6174.
Dr Wallace discusses an American Institute for Research study showing only children may have higher IQs and creativity but also tend to be more self centered and lonely. The piece notes rising one child families as marriages delay and cites Family Planning Perspectives.
Dan Fenten, an internationally known glass artist, will teach a four day class in Pate de Verre tasting and 3-D glass losing in Frederick. The event runs Oct. 22 to 25 at Stained Glass Classes and Supply, 2 DW Fourth St. The $425 fee includes materials. Call 301-228-2707 for details.
Thirty-two players took part in the October 5 game at Frederick. In flight A north-south Denise Crow with James Eaton won, followed by Frank Carden and Iris Yonetz, then Robert Robey and Carl Herrick. Flight B saw Jo Ann and Robert Hammond share second with Joanne Dickinson and Gladys Jacobson. In east-west flight A the winners were Debbie Kiser and Mark Whippie, with Emma Eaton and Margaret Peirce second and Marie Nisely and Betty Snyder third. A regular game is scheduled for Monday October 12 at 7 15 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion.
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