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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
10
The column argues that children notice parental conflicts and should witness how couples cope with disputes. It warns against hiding disagreements while stressing the value of maintaining reality orientation for future marriages. Readers may write to Dr Brown at The Winchester Evening Star.
New arrivals announced from Winchester Memorial Hospital list several births in July. Wendy Renee Miller, Kenneth Lee Michael, Dwight Allen Parker, Jeremy Ray Kimble, Charles Jason DeHaven Jr, and Shane Edward Line are named with parent names and prior names provided.
Makeup artist Glenn Roberts of Elizabeth Arden urges lighter summer looks. He says foundation should fade at the jaw, avoid heavy powder, skip turquoise eye shadow, and use waterproof mascara at the beach. He cites sun care products and self timing options to balance tanning with protection.
Major Bob Rose announced Lord Fairfax Community Inc has added two consultants to the Council of Alcoholism. Colleen Dill brings over a decade of rehabilitation work and founding roles in Winchester. Gregory Strosnider, LFCC graduate and former Council director, will engage youth groups and consumer advocates.
The Stephenson Social Club meets Wednesday July 13 in the Stephenson United Methodist social hall. Hostesses are Mrs. Meta Frazier Mrs. Estelle Dicks and Mrs. Myrtle Carlisle with Mrs. Mabel Brown giving devotions and Mrs. Isabelle Yeakley in charge of recreation.
Winchester Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross lists a Standard First Aid class at Winchester Rescue Squad starting July 11 Mondays and Thursdays from 10 to noon with Dave Zerefoss as instructor. An Advanced First Aid Instructor course will be offered in late August. CPR training sessions will be held on two Saturdays in September for community residents. Registration at 436 N Braddock St and 662 5412 9 to 5 weekdays.
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