Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Letters on Family Illness and Wills
A reader seeks guidance about living with a schizophrenic sister and a paranoid brother, weighing moving out versus staying to care for parents. Advice emphasizes self care, joining the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, and not being the sacrificial lamb while supporting family. The page also cautions about wills after a father's death and notes a Fair Labor Standards Act concern on restaurants deducting walkout tabs, with official confirmation that such deductions are illegal.
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Bridge Winners at Ottawa Elks Club Leaderboard
Winners of the Monday evening games at the Ottawa Elks Bridge Club include Freda Gilmore and Betty Anderson first overall, Steve Vossler and Marie Huffstedler second, Dot Miller and John Thornburg third, and Jane and Carl Mibeck fourth.
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Nostalgia Returns To Home Decorating Trends
A shift toward Victorian style revives ornate drapery and window trimmings. Experts note more swags jabots Austrian shades and scalloped edges, with fabrics creating soft luxurious looks. Readers can imitate swags and jabots with simple drapery panels.
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