Parents memories shape how they raise their children
Washington AP reports Vivian Boul of The Catholic University of America says parents repeat positive childhood memories with their own kids and avoid painful ones. She notes quality time matters more than quantity, with unselfish giving meeting a child’s needs and bringing mothers personal satisfaction.
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Washington
Vivian Boul
Catholic University of America
Center For Child Services
Benjamin Spock
Learning disabilities affect the family and a child’s schooling
Tina a nine year old from a rural area shows visual processing and attention disorders with high IQ yet poor written problem solving. The article traces family reactions from blame to bonding as Tina’s dyslexia and processing issues are identified and managed. It notes emotional shifts within parents and siblings and a broader restructuring of family dynamics. Dr Schwarzbeck notes clinical roles in DC area.
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Tina
Mom
Dad
Elizabeth
Schwarzbeck
Washington, D.C
Washington School of Psychiatry
Plan a festive kids party with orange cupcakes
Instructions describe making 24 orange flavored cupcakes with room temperature ingredients. Bake at 375 for about 25 minutes, then frost with orange buttercream and decorate with licorice. Also includes Home Made Jack O Lantern Pie using canned pumpkin and evaporated milk with spices, baked in a shell and served with whipped cream.
Halloween costume trends move from macabre to fantasy fashion
Ms Blakely notes adults buying masquerade costumes for year round use while children’s lines expand for dual purpose wear. Vampires witches and devils adopt refined robes and elaborate pieces with glitter makeup. kids favor cartoons heroes and rock stars with latex chests boots and studded belts.
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Blakely
Ms. Blakely
Enchantress
Cumberland Valley Chapter forms for theater organ society
The Cumberland Valley Chapter of the American Theater Organ Society holds its first organizational meeting at 4 p.m. Sunday November 1 at Capitol Theater Chambersburg PA 163 South Main Street. The event is free. Bob Eyer will accompany Charlie Chaplin Behind the Screen on the 3 4 Moller Theater Pipe Organ restored since 1926. For more information call (717) 263-0202.
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Cumberland Valley
The
American Theater Organ Society
Capitol Theater
S. Main St
Chambersburg
Moller Theater
Pennsylvania
Bob Eyer
Mark Cooley
Robert Eyer
Colon Cancer Seminar by Dr Winnan at FMH
Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary continues fall Health Education Seminars with Dr Gerald Winnan on Colon Cancer Prevention Diagnosis and Treatment. Born in Chicago Illinois he studied at Northwestern University and the University of Illinois College of Medicine and did a gastroenterology fellowship at Yale. He has served FMH board of trustees since 1985. Seminar in lower level classrooms from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. brown bag lunch, beverages and a dessert provided.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gerald Winnan
Worcester Art Museum acquires Manzu sculpture Giulia
The Worcester Art Museum announces its latest acquisition a Giacomo Manzu bronze titled Giulia a 1973 child head sculpture donated by Malcolm R McBride a longtime museum corporation member since 1983.
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Worcester, Mass
Worcester Art Museum
Giacomo Manzu
Italy
Giulia
Malcolm R. McBride
The
Museum Corporation
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