Vanity surgery reflects changing American attitudes toward cosmetic plastic surgery
In the 1980s cosmetic plastic surgery expanded from the leisure class to the working class as half a million Americans pursued vanity procedures. Notable celebrities and a culture of openness spur referrals, with the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons noting 40 percent of procedures are cosmetic rather than medical.
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American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
Says Fox
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Philadelphia
Leber
Surgeons see near half male patients in cosmetic work
A shift in nose reshaping and body procedures expands beyond women to men, with Dr. C Richard Scipione noting the gender balance near 50 50 and Dr James Fox IV reporting rising male interest in waistlines and other refinements. Business thrives as surgeons offer tummy tucks otoplasty blepharoplasty and more while acknowledging limits on recreating famous looks.
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Geons
C. Richard Scipione
Avoiding Holiday Headaches Says Detroit Experts
The Detroit News reports pain specialists say holiday headaches spike from stress and disrupted routines. Experts advise not overcommitting, regular meals, normal sleep, and balanced drinking while avoiding excessive food. They stress realistic expectations and selective party attendance.
Golden wedding anniversaries of Whitworth and Case couple
An open house on December 24 honors Samuel and Roberta Whitworth on their 50th wedding anniversary. Married December 24, 1935 in Winchester Tennessee, they live on Maple Street since 1950. He owned a car care business and pastored a Cleveland church. she worked for Elyria schools. They have two children, seven grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Also noted is Nelson R. Case and wife celebrating their 50th anniversary December 29, 1935, at West Boulevard Christian Church Cleveland. He retired from Erie Lackawanna Railroad. she leads North Olmsted arts groups and was named Citizen of the Year 1981. They are parents of Judith Maxim and Lois Corell, with three grandchildren.
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Samuel
Roberta Whitworth
Winchester
Tenn
Maple St
West Boulevard Christian Church
Cleveland
North Olmsted Art League Inc
North Olmsted
Community groups schedule events in Lorain area
Lorain Community Hospital Tourette Syndrome support group plans a 4 to 6 p.m. pizza party Monday inviting TS children and siblings. Senior Fellowship Club meets 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the American Legion to discuss Lorain County welfare. Golden Acres Auxiliary cancels Dec 30, next meeting Jan 27 at St. Andrews Elyria. Westshore Mothers of Twins Club meets at Butternut Ridge Elementary with Federation program and appetizer exchange. contact 582-0562.
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Lorain Community Hospital
American Legion
Lorain County
Golden Acres
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Third St
Elyria
Westshore Mothers OF Twins Club
Jane
Butternut Ridge Elementary
Butternut Ridge Road
North Olmsted
Fields and Moore unite in Elyria in December wedding
Karen Sue Fields and David Keith Moore were married December 14 at Toledo Road Church of Christ with Rev. Rod Chisholm officiating. The couple’s parents are Robert Fields of Elyria and Alex Moore of Elyria, with attendants Tracey More Michele Gill Aubrie Fields and Amber Fields. Reception followed at the Elyria YWCA. The bride, Keystone High School and Lorain County Community College alumna, works at Elyria Nursery School. the groom, Marion L Steele High School graduate.
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Karen Sue Fields
David Keith Moore
Rod Chisholm
Toledo Road Church of Christ. Lorain
Robert Fields
Cooper Ave
Elyria
Alex Moore
Oberlin Rd
Gill
Aubrie
Amber Fields
Greg Phillips
Gary Whalen
Jimmy Moore
Doug Fields
Elyria Ywca
Keystone High School
Lorain
County
Hicks Hughes Wedding Vows Exchanged in Grafton Church
Lisa Renee Hughes and Dion Timothy Hicks wed at First Congregational Church in Grafton with Rev Richard Barr officiating. Bride daughter of Donald and Bastik, groom son of Mainard and Ann Hicks. Reception at Spring Valley CC. They graduate 1982 from Midview HS. She works in Amherst and he at Tidy Car. They plan to live in Elyria after a Pocono trip.
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Lisa Renee Hughes
Dion Timothy Hicks
Dee
First Congregational Church
Richard Barr
Donald Bastik
Edgewood Dr
Grafton
Mainard Hicks
Ann Hicks
Elyria
Douglas Hughes
Mabrouk Mabrouk Wedding In Pepper Pike
Diana Harold and Mohsen Mabrouk wed December 1 at the home of Dr and Mrs Sayed Hussney of Pepper Pike. The ceremony was officiated by Dr. A Moet of the Islamic Center of Cleveland. Paula Harold served as matron of honor. The couple will reside in Russia Township at 44261 Albrecht Rd.
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Elyria United Methodist Home
BF. Goodrich Technical Center
Avon Lake
Egypt
Albrecht Rd
Russia
Diana Harold and
Mohsen A. Mabrouk
Sayed Hussney
Pepperpike
Dr. A Moet
Islamic Center of
Cleveland
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Michael Jackson
David C. Leber
Miami
South America
Scipione
James Fox IV
Robert Redford
Diahann Carroll
Frank Sinantra
Loni Anderson
The
Detroit News
Seymour Diamond
National Migraine Foundation
Chicago
Joel Saper
Ann Arbor
Mich
Saper
Michigan Headache and Neurological Institute
Diamond
Samuel Whitworth
Mr. Whitworth
Saim’s
Auto Wax
Original Church of God In
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Elyna Board of Education
Original
Church of God In
Samuel Jr
Linia Phillips
Mrs
Nelson Case
Nelson R. Case
Alexander Rd
Judith Maxim
Medina
Lois Corell
Miliora
Mass
Nelson R, Case
Blaine Connolly
Tracey More
Michele
Hicks-Hughes
Kelli Hughes
Beth McDonnell
Colleen Morse
Lora Bastik
Stephen Hicks
Douglas
David Hughes
Jeff Morse
Spring Valley Country Club
Bride
Midview High School
Akron University
Amherst Fabric and Trim In
Tidy Car
Pocono Mountains
David, Karen Moore
Dion
Lisa Hicks
Hen Kincaid
Mabrouk
Harold
Paula Harold
Mohsen
Diana
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le Raen
Parma
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Spike
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