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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1985
Page
8
Many in the 30 to 40 age range face limited upward mobility as postwar baby boom demographics outpace corporate demand. The piece notes rising dual careers, early second jobs, and diversification through learning programs and fitness centers as adults seek personal fulfillment beyond traditional promotions. Readers may write to Dr. Brown in Washington DC.
A large Frederick County delegation joined hundreds of vocational educators at the fall meeting of the Maryland Home Economics Association in Timonium on October 18. The event, part of Conference '85, featured a morning panel on The Sandwich Generation linking pediatrics and geriatrics with noted panelists and afternoon sessions on ethical issues wellness programs and financial counseling.
National PTA president Ann Kahn urges precautions for trick or treat hours and suggests safe alternatives. Advice covers accompanying children, avoiding strangers, inspecting treats, avoiding home entry invites, using manufacturer wrapped treats, safe costumes, group travel, and planning PTA organized activities such as parties, treasure hunts, block gatherings, and library ghost story hours.
Dear Readers endorses Alone After School by Helen Swan and Victoria Houston as a practical self care guide for latchkey children and parents. It outlines emergency steps, phone numbers, door and phone etiquette, with rules to reduce conflict and support readiness checks for unsupervised time.
Twenty eight players competed in last week’s open pairs championship at the Frederick Bridge Club. Winners were Mrs. Gerald Yonetz and Mrs. Bob Crow first, Leonard Spero and Charles Price second, Colyn Phillips and Mrs. Donald Crawford third, Sue Browning and Sherman Kahan fourth, and Mrs. John Warfield and Mrs. Michael McGinnis fifth. A tie for east-west third tied Adele McGovern with Rodney Fox and George Zolovick with Michael Meyers. A regular game is scheduled for Monday at 7 15 p.m. at the American Legion.
Overall winners in last week's regular game were Mrs. Donald Falconer and Mrs. Manuel Weinberg in first place, followed by Mrs. Jules Shapiro and Mrs. Robert Remsburg in second, and Evelyn Krantz with Charlotte Rupert in third. A regular game is set for Thursday at 12:30 p.m. in the community room of the Francis Scott Key Mall.
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