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1 1 COURIER-POST, CHERRY N.J. Wednesday, November 1, 1978 Gotta Question? For The Doctor Q. I am 34 years old and have four children. I wear a cup" bra. Because of gaining weight and lack of exercise, my breasts sag and hang very badly.

Would normal breast development exercise help correct this problem, or is there any operation I can have? What would be the procedure, and what is the cost? Mrs. L.B., Vincetown A. Your problem might be handled in several different ways depending a great deal on the results of a complete examination. In many cases of this type a well-balanced exercise program can be very beneficial. If surgery is required however, then evaluation by a plastic surgeon specializing in breast care is the route to take.

The type of procedure would be determined by the results of the examination, and the cost would depend upon the type of procedure needed. You should give careful attention to your insurance coverage because this does constitute cosmetic surgery, which is not covered by all policies. Robert B. Cohen, D.O. Section of General Practice Cherry Hill Medical Centr Q.

Is there any relation between taking Vitamin and taking blood pressure medicine? I have heard that if you have high blood pressure you should be careful about using Vitamin E. H.E., Pennsauken A. No relationship between blood pressure and Vitamin has been established. Many claims have been made both pro and con about the use of Vitamin but none has been substantiated with respect to blood pressure or the caridovascular system. However, the use of any compound vitamin, mineral, or whatever while taking other medications should be thoroughly discussed with your physician on an individual basis.

Stephen S. Levin, D.O. Chairman, Division of Hypertension and Nephrology Cherry Hill Medical Center Q. I am 73 3 years old and have had a problem with hypertension for some years. My physicians give me nothing for it but such diuretics as Lasix, Dyazide, Diuril and Moderil all of which give me urinary problems and very uncomfortable feelings in that area.

Isn't there some other medication for this problem that is not a diuretic? J.S.D., Merchantville A. Many medications are available for blood pressure control that are not diuretics. Except for some extremely rare instances, however, all patients with hypertension should take a diuretic. These drugs are very effective in lowering blood pressure, and most patients do not require any other medication. The other anti-hypertensive medications usually promote salt and water retention when used along, and this causes a progressive need for increasing dosages.

Diuretics do not cause urinary problems; your difficulties with urination should be discussed with your physician. Stephen S. Levin, D.O. Chairman, Division of Hypertension and Nephrology Cherry Hill Medical Center Ed. Note: Questions about health care and related topics are answered every Wednesday by Cherry Hill Medical Center staff members.

Experts from the Southern Dental Society of New Jersey answer questions about dental care. Address all questions to Gotta Question, Courier-Post, Camden, N.J. 08101. The medical center can't acknowledge every letter those with the most general interest are selected. Retirement, then what? Part time job may be You may be tired of the daily routine and eager to quit working, and yet, in your contemplative moments, you may wonder what you're going to do without some kind of a job.

Not so tense, not SO busy-busy, not SO political but the satisfaction of being out in the world with other people and the feeling that you are earning your keep. Question: When I realize that I might want to retire and yet continue working, what's the first thing I should do? Answer: The first thing, if you're relatively happy with your associations now, is to explore whether it might be possible to continue, on a part-time basis, in the same job you now hold -or, if not that, in the same place of employment or trade with which you are familiar. And the second? The second thing is to watch the classified ads for clues to part-time or less-responsible jobs which utilize the skills, talents, and experience you know you have. This gives you a better idea of what to shoot for when you're ready to list your name with employment agencies or hit the mailbox and the pavements on your own. But suppose I'd like to do something really different get a refreshing change of pace? The chances are that the job you'd most enjoy is one that gives you an opportunity to do something It's Your Birthday Stella' THURSDAY NOV.

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AQUARIUS(JAN. 20-Feb. 18) MISS MARILYN L. JOHNSON They're Mr. and Mrs.

John N. Collingswood announce ment of their daughter, Mary Cinelli, to Mr. Guastavino. He is the son Mrs. Michael Guastavino Hill.

A Nov. 18 wedding is Miss Cinelli is a Rutgers University College ing. Mr. Guastavino is a Rutgers University and the New Jersey College and Dentistry. Johnson-Regan Announcement is engagement of Miss Johnson of Williamstown, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Cherry Hill, to Mr. Eugene Jr. He is the son of Mr. Regan of Turnersville.

On Babice-Mourer St. John's Lutheran Westville, provided the wedding Saturday evening Miss Elizabeth Louise came the bride of Mr. Babice Jr. The Rev. Edwin Wisser at the ceremony.

The bride is the daughter Mrs. Philip A. Mowrer Heights. The bridegroom Mrs. Jean Babice of Miss Rita Ciaramella acted as maid of honor.

were Miss Margaret sister of the bridegroom; Coan of Trenton; Mrs. of Edison; Miss Janet Fairlawn, and Miss Deborah Langhorne, Pa. Mr. Paul Hemmingway served as best man. Ushers Ronald Babice and Mr.

of Trenton, brothers of groom; Mr. Gregory Haddon Heights, brother Mr. Charles Stern of and Mr. Mallette. After honeymooning in couple will live in New The bride is a graduate State College.

The graduate of Mercer County Cinelli of the engageMiss Karen Thomas David of Mr. and of Cherry planned. graduate of of Nursgraduate of is attending of Medicine MISS KAREN M. CINELLI MISS DONNA M. CENTRONE Miss Johnson is a graduate of Atlantic County College and Rutgers University.

Centrone-Pouliot The engagement of Miss Donna Maria Centrone to Mr. Donald Joseph Pouliot, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Nowell of Springfield, is announced by her parents Dr.

and Mrs. Joseph F. Centrone of Haddonfield. Miss Centrone and Mr. Pouliot are attending the University of Bridgeport.

of the Marilyn daughter of Johnson of M. Regan and Mrs. wedding Church, setting for the at which Mowrer beNicholas W. officiated of Mr. and of Haddon is the son of of Trenton Bridesmaids Ann Babice, Miss Susan Peter Mallette Porway of Sones of of Trenton were Mr.

Steven Babice the brideMower of of the bride; Yardley, Florida, the Hope, Pa. of Trenton bridegroom is a College. Mackey-Erdbrink Miss Nancy L. Erdbrink and Mr. Robert W.

Mackey were married Saturday evening in Trinity Lutheran Church, Runnemede. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Thomas Lott. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Paul Erdbrink of Runnemede.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Mackey of Haddon Heights. Miss Lisa McLaughlin of Philadelphia acted as maid of honor.

Miss Dale Erdbrink of Runnemede, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Mr. Ronald Fougeray of Blackwood served as best man. Mr. James answer exceptions if they're really attracted to an applicant.

And what attracts them? Qualities that belie the stereotype of the tired, complaining work veteran: a happy personality, enthusiasm (real, not forced) for new projects and ideas, obvious good health, a good attendance record at your last place of employment, attentiveness and attention to detail (he may think the older worker makes more mistakes), an obvious interest in his business and a desire to advance in it. HAVE YOU SEEN "THE MOST EXCITING LIGHTING SHOP IN THE EAST?" COME PREVIEW A FABULOUS INVENTORY LAMPS LAMP SHADES FLOOR LAMPS FIXTURES Fabulous Hilda Sloan THE LAMP SHADE CENTER Incomparable RI. 70. Pennsauken, Eve. 'til Sun.

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to 6 P.M. CAMDEN 962-8746 LAN WINDSHIELD Time Of Your Life By Jack Smith you've already been doing in your spare time. For example, if you've been pounding a typewriter all day at work and doing watercolors and refinishing furniture at night, you might like a part-time job in the art department of a greeting card company or in an antique store. Anyway, catalog your underused talents and skills and then make a list of the types of jobs that might use them. Won't I have a difficult time because of employers' prejudice against the aging? This is something you'll have to overcome.

Age discrimination is illegal, but it's difficult to prove, and an employer can even convince himself that he's turning you down for some other reason. If a prospective employer is set in his mythical conceptions about the infirmities and dangers of aging workers, you'll never change him. But, fortunately, many employers are willing to make.