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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1976

Page

8

Virginia Extends Free Family Planning to All Residents

Virginia's State Health Department opens a program offering free family planning services to all residents, including examinations Pap tests lab workups contraceptives counseling and educational material. Funding from the Welfare Department totals 2 155 million for the year ending June 30 1977 with aims to serve 167 000 women by next June 30.

Richmond Gabel State Welfare Department Health Department State Health Department Virginia

Deaf Tax Help Via IRS TV-Phone Toll Line Nationwide

Deaf and hearing impaired taxpayers can use a new toll free TV-phone TTY system to get federal tax answers. Beginning Dec 1 hours run weekdays nationwide except Alaska and Hawaii. Indiana uses a different number. The service expands nationwide year round after testing since 1975.

Richmond Internal Revenue Service U.S Alaska Hawaii Indiana Los Angeles Calif IRS IRS Taxpayer Service

Holiday Safety Tips for Christmas Lights and Trees

The Better Business Bureau and the CPSC urge pre testing old lights and buying new ones carefully. Inspect sockets wires and connections and avoid outdoor misuse. Ensure live trees are fresh well watered and avoid overloading circuits with multiple light sets. Use UL classified artificial trees and anchor outdoor lights to prevent hazards.

Better Business Bureau Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC

Robinson Pledges Card Costs To Charitable Contributions

Congressman J Kenneth Robinson and his wife Kit vow to reserve for charitable causes the money that would have funded holiday greeting cards. The pledge mirrors a practice begun last year to aid charitable contributions for residents of the 7th Congressional District.

Robinson J. Kenneth Robinson 7Th Congressional District Kit

Holiday cards to fund charity in 7th District

Representative Robinson explains that instead of sending traditional Christmas cards, he and Kit will mail no cards and allocate the estimated costs of cards and postage to charitable contributions. He wishes joy, health, prosperity, and peace for all citizens of the 7th District in the New Year.

Congress Kit Robinson

Mental Health Assn. Organizes Yule Gifts

The Northwestern Mental Health Association arranged a Christmas gift program for patients at Western State Hospital. Maurice E Parlett led the effort with gifts and funds from local churches and groups including Gainesboro United Methodist Church Grace Lutheran First Presbyterian Stephens City Home Extension Club Highland Presbyterian First United Methodist Winchester Knights of Columbus Wives Valley Mill Extension Homemakers Kiwanis Winchester First Baptist First United Methodist and Women of the Moose. The program aims to strengthen community ties with patients in state mental institutions with small but meaningful acts like gift giving.

Maurice E Parlett The Northwestern Mental Health Assn Western State Gainesboro United Methodist Church Grace Lutheran Church First Presbyterian Church Stephens City Home Extension Club Highland Presbyterian Church First United Methodist Church of Winchester Knights of Columbus Valley Mill Extension Kiwanis Club of Winchester First Baptist Church First United Methodist Church Women of the Moose Andy Overstreet

Night Owls EH Meet Tonight at War Memorial Building

The Night Owls, a Frederick County Extension Homemakers group, meet at 7 pm tonight at the War Memorial Building. Mrs. Rosie Hott leads a beaded bell tree ornament project. kits and materials provided. Open to visitors. call 662-8721 for details.

The Night Owls Frederick County Extension Homemakers War Memorial Rosie Hott

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