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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2001
Page
16
A reader questions antacids for reflux and details a GERD plan. Advice covers continuing antacids, lifestyle tweaks, fluids guidance, and consulting a physician. separate letters discuss water intake, wart treatment, gynecological pain, and spinal stroke recovery with rehab.
A reader asks how to test a sister's driving vision. The reply suggests visiting a senior center or health department for a driving vision assessment, notes tests may be free for those 55 and older, and provides tips such as daytime driving, regular ophthalmologist exams, adjusting the seat, planning routes, and sharing driving duties.
The New Windsor Heritage Committee organizes home tours on Saturday at the New Windsor Fire Hall from 3 to 8 pm with a silent auction, roast beef platter dinner, and exhibits at the Boxwood Inn. Proceeds support restoring the historic Sprin House and preserving local history.
The Frederick Bridge Club met October 15 for a club appreciation Swiss team game. Flight A overall winner was first place with several teams tying for second and third. Flight B third place went to Ron Clawson and others, with Donna Wagner taking fourth. A club appreciation pairs game is planned for Monday October 22 at 7 15 pm at the Frederick American Legion.
A husband recounts his wife Delia’s escalating temper culminating in a backseat assault during a vacation. He seeks guidance, noting past anger management attempts, while Abby stresses control, understanding triggers, and constructive communication to prevent further harm.
Public health guidance urges care for children during Halloween. Tips cover daylight traffic risks, visibility with costumes, adult supervision for ages under 10, cross at corners, travel in groups, use reflective tape and flashlights, avoid masks, keep props flexible, and prepare homes to reduce trips. Cindy Bowers of the County Health Department notes injury prevention strategies.
Activist author Julia Butterfly Hill will speak from 7 to 8 30 p m Oct 30 in Coffman Chapel Hood College on living in a giant redwood tree to protest logging She will sign copies of The Legacy of Lana and discuss her years in the tree Donations to Hood s Banner Scholars Program and Circle of Life Foundation accepted at the door The lecture is free with book sales available and information via Hood s Office of Service Learning 301 698 3732
Readers discuss teen pregnancy, parental notification, and responsibility. A teen asks if a girl can become pregnant without intercourse, with experts explaining that pregnancy is possible if sperm reach the uterus from external ejaculation. others urge youths to inform parents and plan support.
An exhibit features Timothy P Vermeulen and Elizabeth Holtry, Mount St Marys visual and performing arts professors. Vermeulen, longtime Mount faculty since 1999, holds a Calvin College bachelor and a MFA from the University of Illinois. Holtry recently joined the Mounts fine arts department. The show runs through Nov 7 and is open Monday to Friday on request. Contact the Mount St Marys visual and performing arts department at spa 3308 for more information or to arrange a viewing.
Fairfield Mennonite Church hosts the 40th International Gift Festival November 6 to 10 to support Third World artisans. The event offers pottery, jewelry, textiles, musical instruments, toys, cards, and a rug sale with many items discounted 40 percent in celebration. Proceeds fund food, education, health care, and housing projects worldwide. Hours are 9 to 9 on Nov 8 and 9, 9 to 5 on Nov 10, with accessibility and contact details provided.
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