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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1979

Page

8

Lincoln Continentals Legend Draws Elizabeth Taylor Fans

Ann Welch bought a 1977 Lincoln Continental Town Sedan once owned by Elizabeth Taylor and gifted to John Warner. The navy car, priced at 8995 dollars with luxury features, was traded by Warner for a 1979 Wagoneer. Welch believes the Lincoln carries unique glamour from Taylor and Warner.

Star ‘Living Elizabeth Liz Ms. Welch Elizabeth Taylor Harrington Smith Kern Motor Co Miss Taylor Henry Ford II Smith John Warner Lincoln John U.S Ann Welch Winchester

600 Jobs Open to State Youths This Summer

Virginia offers more than 600 Youth Conservation Corps positions for ages 15 through 18. Volunteers will build park facilities plant trees collect samples survey land and perform other conservation work on public lands and waters. Applications due March 15.

Youth Conservation Corps YCC

Volunteers to Gather for Annual Scouting Conference

Scouting volunteers from West Virginia and Virginia will meet at Lord Fairfax Community College on Saturday February 3 from noon to 5 p.m. Attendees include Scouters from Morgan Jefferson Berkeley Frederick Warren Page Clarke Shenandoah and Rappahannock counties. Congressman J Kenneth Robinson and John O Marsh will address the group. Shenandoah Area Council participates in United Way allocations.

Lord Fairfax Community College Morgan, Jefferson Berkeley West Virginia Frederick Warren Page Clarke Shenandoah Rappahannock Virginia Warren French Shenandoah Area Council French J. Kenneth Robinson 7Th Congressional District John O. Marsh United Way Jefferson Frederick and

Hearing on Junk Food Sales in Schools Opens Today

The USDA begins three hearings on restricting candy soda frozen desserts and chewing gum in schools to protect child nutrition. Nashville hosts the first session at UT Center 9 a.m. with Detroit and Seattle dates to follow.

Tonn Associated Press Department of Agriculture Nashville Detroit Seattle USDA Carol Tucker University of Tennessee Center 10Th Charlotte Ave Robin C. Buerker Henry Ford Hospital West Grand Blvd 4Th Ave

Heritage Room creates homelike short stay maternity unit

Cottonwood Hospital in Murray Utah unveils the Heritage Room a Victorian style birth suite as part of an eight to twelve hour short stay program. The room includes a wide bed brass headboard and space for father to stay and for early home follow ups. The program costs 285 dollars versus 750 for a traditional three day stay and targets healthy normal births with prenatal training and home visits the day after discharge.

Murray Utah Cottonwood Hospital Sharron Gately Gately Phillip H. Clark Cottonwood Clark

Early Dismissal Set for Frederick County Schools

Frederick County Public Schools will dismiss early on Thursday February 1 to allow parent teacher conferences from 2 to 5 pm. This is the second of three conference days in the 1978 79 calendar. Morning kindergarten leaves one hour early and afternoon buses run one hour earlier. Bus times include 1 pm Frederick County Junior High 1 05 James Wood High 1 40 elementary schools 1 55 FCJH and Robert E Ayler JH 2 pm James Wood.

Frederick County Frederick County Junior High School James Wood High School Robert E. Ayler James

Skin Hunger and Touch Nourishment Across Species

Dr. Eleanor Hamilton argues in Science Digest that lack of touch during infancy leads to physical and emotional harm. She compares human infant care to animals, noting touch releases nerve signals of well being and that ticklishness and temperature reflect emotions.

Eleanor Hamilton New York Science Digest Hamilton

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By Jessica Sullivan Scott Mason Winchester Evening Star U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Interior State Commission of Outdoor Recreation Tom Weedon By Louise Cook RMC Front Royal Berryville Eeeeerearte College Lee-Jackson James E. Scanlon Capehart of
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