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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1979

Page

12

Exercise induced asthma rising with running and allergies

Virginia Lung Association notes more exercise induced asthma across ages as running grows popular. Harvard Medical School and Albany Medical College studied 11 athletes aged 11 to 45 who suffered 1 to 20 episodes with breathing constriction and fainting, especially in warm months. Dr. Ned Whitcomb from UC Davis links school fitness tests to surprise cases. cromolyn sodium taken before exercise helps many. For more on lung function contact the Virginia Lung Association in Front Royal.

Virginia Lung Assa Harvard Medical School Albany Medical College University of California At Davis Ned Whitcomb Whitcomb Virginia Lung Association Royal Ave Front Royal

Alumnae to Meet New R-M-W College President in Winchester

Members of the Blue Ridge Chapter of Randolph-Macon Woman's College Alumnae Association will meet Dr. Robert Atwood Spivey, newly inaugurated president, at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday Sept. 27 at Winchester Country Club. alumnae from Winchester area and parts of West Virginia join, with alumnae director Muriel Casey and other college officials attending.

Blue Ridge Randolph-Macon Woman's College Robert Atwood Spivey Liberal Arts College For Women Winchester Country Club Spivey Winchester Muriel Z. Casey James C. Kughn Jr John Webb John A. Cottrell Jr Maurertown R-Mwc Harrisburg Front Royal Martinsburg Middleburg Madison Berryville Warrenton Charlestown West Virginia Leesburg United States RMWC Eee Ae College Casey Henry S. Poole Time

Never Cosign a Loan for a Relative Says Dr. Brown

Dr. William D. Brown advises against cosigning for a family member noting lenders rely on the cosigner’s repayment ability and that the loan effectively becomes the cosigner’s debt. He suggests alternatives such as lending the money directly, communicating clearly, and avoiding future financial dependence to prevent resentment or adverse effects on the family.

William D. Brown CPA

Barham Snedeker Wedding Ends In Columbus Ceremony

Jean Elizabeth Barham of Columbus and James Charles Snedeker of Columbus exchanged vows September 8 at Grace Brethren Church Columbus. The ceremony was performed by Thomas R. Schroeder with music by Mary Ziembik Vickie Murphy Jack Kramer and Dave Lemones. Reception followed at Circle on the Green Worthington. The couple will reside in Columbus after a Bethany Beach trip.

Jean Elizabeth Barham Columbus Ohio James Charles Snedeker Grace Brethren Church of Thomas R. Schroeder Lonzora L. Barham Sr Rt. 7 James Snedeker Canton Mary Ziembik Vickie Murphey Jack Kramer Dave Lemones Juliette Les Bartley Donna Horst Carol Foster Peggy Rose Sue Bhde Rob Lamp Dave DePaso Phil Lockett Mike DeFlippo Circle-on the-Green Worthington Bethany Beach Del Vs. Snedeker Grace College

Mercerburg Academy Declamation Winner Receives Scoblionke Cup

Headmaster Walter Burging announces Alexander R. Iden as first place in the annual declamation contest for the past academic year. He is son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Iden of Penshurst Farm Berryville. The second feature notes Indiana State University hosting its 13th Contemporary Music Festival September 24–27 with works by Aurelio de la Vega Frederick Fox Lyndney Hodkinson Vincent McDermott John Rinehart and Shenandoah College performers among others and a closing concert by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra September 27 redolent with 20th century repertoire.

Mercersburg Academy Walter Burging Alexander R. Iden Scoblionke Cup Thomas Iden Penshurst Farm Berryville Rinehart Indiana State University Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Paul Polivnick Aurelio de la Vega California State University Northridge Frederick Fox Indiana University Bloomington Lyndney Hodkinson Eastman School of Music Rochester Vincent McDermott Lewis and Clark College Portland John Rimehart Shenandoah College Conservatory of Music Winchester Jeanne Jack Kirstein Nave Indianapolis Sym 20Th Century Ag Aednesday Leis Aang 4 Illinois Come Ses Shenan Conservatory Symphony

Librarians Hear from Book Jobber at September Meeting

Frederick County librarians heard Ron Thornburg of Baker and Taylor outline volume discounts and full book processing services. New county librarians Kathy Link and Diane Markiewicz were introduced. Mary Froehlich was elected association treasurer. Pauline Wells led plans for National Library Week events and the Média Congress on November 6 in Fredericksburg.

Frederick County Ron Thornburg Baker and Taylor Book Jobber) Co Robert E. Aylor Betty Hutsler Improvement Center Kathy Link Stonewall School Diane Markiewicz Gainesboro Library- Media Supervisors Fredericksburg Mary Froehlich Nancy Lichliter Alice Mowery

Sorority Holds Model Meeting in Local Chapter

Alpha Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority held its model meeting at the home of Mrs. Lou Dorsey with co host Mrs. Skip Snider. A card party fundraiser was planned for Sept 25 at 7 p.m. at Farmers and Merchants Bank Cameron St. Reservations are 667 6378 or 869 1158. Re instated members were listed.

Alpha Omega Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Lou Dorsey Skip Snider Winfred Hess Farmers and Merchants Bank Cameron St Ralphey Arthur Parrish Louise Baker Richard Free Ron Joyce Lanny Branner Richard Neff Gene Bates Melvin Anderson

Snakes as Pets Stir Mixed Reactions in Society

A 24-year-old keeps a 6-foot boa constrictor Nellie as a pet, noting it is nonpoisonous and calm. many people react with fear and police involvement when they see the snake, prompting Abby to reassure readers about snakes. Absent other major items, the column also includes letters about boredom at a bank, debt from grown children, and a Soft reply advising repeated letters to collect loans.

Bear Abby Nellie Abby San Francisco

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Dr. Spivey Dr. Brown Box Washington, DC Barham- Snedeker OSU Snedeker Ohio State University Equitable Life Assurance Society Grace Brethren Church Anderson Gene Yviere Cem Scheok E Dallet Wolfe Spe Tal Besig Srekte Abigail van Buren Chicago Tribune- ‘News Synd. Inc Garden of Eden Geen Cooper Stonebrok Stonebrook Swim & Racquet Club
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