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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1979

Page

8

James Wood DECA Car Show Scheduled for May 12

The James Wood DECA Chapter will sponsor a car show May 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Ward Plaza with seven classes spanning 1903 to 1973 and new 1979-80 models. Endorsed by Wards Retail Merchants Association, entrants receive plaques and trophies for top winners. Contact James Biddle, Jim Pence, Greg Hulver, or Charlie Strother at 667-7315 for entry details.

James Wood DECA Ward Plaza Wards Retail Merchants Association James Biddle Jim Pence Greg Hulver Charlie Strother Strother Hulver Louie Dellinger Arthur Dunlap

Retirement Planning Workshop Series At Lord Fairfax College

A 7 pm Tuesday May 1 Retirement Planning Workshop discusses Housing Personal Security and Transportation for the elderly. Panelists include Dave Jenkins Blue Ridge Board of Realtors Mike Carnell Winchester Hotel for the Elderly Sgt Herbert Holliday Fire Chief Gene Daily and Frank Howell Shenandoah Area Agency on Aging. The free public series runs six weeks with catch up tapes available.

Lord Fairfax Community College Dave Jenkins Blue Ridge Board of Realtors Mike Carnell Winchester Winchester Police Herbert Holliday Gene Daily Frank Howell Shenandoah Area

Changes in Psychiatry Test Concepts and Classifications

William D. Brown discusses shifts in mental health definitions noting the American Psychiatric Association will remove neuroses from its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders in its upcoming edition. The piece reflects on change as a constant and cites Dr. Robert Hutchins on coping with change.

William D. Brown American Psychiatric Association Robert Hutchins University of Chicago The

Neurosis in Modern Psychiatry and Public Questions

Compilers argue neurosis loses precise meaning yet remains a persistent label for non psychotic emotional problems. Examples include depressive neurosis now listed under three categories. widespread neurotic traits appear in many, from workaholics to meticulous individuals, affecting daily function and job stability. Readers may mail questions to Dr. Brown in Washington DC for column responses.

Dr. Brown P. O. Box Washington, D. C

Teens Drive Own Cars Shape 1979 Seventeen Survey

Seventeen Magazine reports a study of 1730 girls aged 15 to 19 showing about 35 percent personally own a car and nearly a third of those cars are new. Most teen owners prefer compact or subcompact American makes and families average 2.53 cars.

Yarshowre Seventeen Magazine Consumer Ae Third Ave New York N.Y

Class Tonight at 7 Two Area Homemakers Teaching Sessions

Two area homemakers Mrs Kay Dawson and Mrs Gail Long host microwave cooking classes titled Enjoying Your Microwave. The third session begins at 7 tonight at Mrs Longs home 1637 Handley Ave with a $5 fee and hands on tasting of end products.

Star ‘Living Area Kay Dawson Gail Long Mrs. Dawson Mrs. Long Dawson

Youth Premier Parade Kicks Off Apple Blossom Festival

The Youth Premier event opens the Apple Blossom Festival on May 4 5 and 6 with a children’s parade on Loudoun Street Mall. Local Girl Scout unit displays a banner as Bob White of Jus Lookin Boutique chairs the youth event.

Loudoun Street Bob White Jus Lookin Boutique

Cheer Reduces Wrinkling In New Detergent Formula

A television ad shows John and Linda debating washing a shirt. The Cheer spokesperson explains All Temperature Cheer’s new formula reduces wrinkles more than the old version, though not eliminating them, and advises proper wash temperatures.

Linda John

Test compares new Cheer formula on garments for wrinkles

A Times column reports a test of Cheer detergent formulas. Shirts and knits washed with the new formula showed less wrinkling than those washed with the old formula, with knits showing a larger difference. The dress shirt also wrinkled less with the new formula, though the gap was smaller.

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