Free Four Session Clinic Teaches Parenting Skills
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic offers a four part series on strengthening families led by Dr. Marvin Fine of the University of Kansas and Cheryl Seymour of Social and Rehabilitation Services. Sessions begin October 7 at 7 p.m. each Wednesday. Pre enrollment advised by calling 242-3780.
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Herald
Franklin County
Marvin Fine
University of Kansas
Cheryl Seymour
Fine
Smokers Offered Help At RMH Freedom From Smoking Seminar
Ransom Memorial Hospital offers the Freedom from Smoking clinic starting Oct. 19 with a final celebration on Nov. 30. Delayna Patience of RMH stresses lifestyle changes and coping strategies, with sessions weekly and a two day gap after the third. Pre-registration is required. fee is $50. call 242-3344 extension 288 for AMH conference room sessions.
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Delayna Patience
Respiratory Therapy
RMH
American Lung Association
Constant Teasing Is Cruelty Dear Ann Landers
A Maryland reader asks if a husband's constant teasing is mental cruelty. Ann says to consider counseling or accept a lifetime of mockery, noting the behavior signals hostility and a mean streak from upbringing. A second reader recounts an ex-in-law seating issue at a wedding. Ann defends the director's limits and praises the wife's agility. A final letter about thick eyebrows advises trimming and reassures that many women like bushy brows, suggesting no need for permanent removal.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Maryland
Charlotte
Bethesda
Shunt treatment explained for hydrocephalus in teens
In a medical Q and A column a reader asks about a 14 year old diagnosed with communicating hydrocephalus. The answer explains the brain’s fluid drainage, the shunt procedure, prognosis for activity, and cautions on sports. It also covers AIDS transmission risks and office record photocopy notes.
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DR. Donohue
Comedian William Coronel Performs at Baker University
Baker University hosts comedian William Coronel at Rice Auditorium on campus at 8 p.m. on Tuesday October 6. The free show features Coronel’s tight timing and engaging delivery, with past headlining runs at Stand-Up New York and Improvisation in NYC and material included in the Smithsonian Institution. Sponsored by the Student Activities Committee.
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William Coronel
Rice Auditorium
Baker University
Coronel
New York
New York City
Smithsonian Institution
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