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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1979

Page

10

Arts Fest and Local Events Highlight Harrisonburg Schedule

Harrisonburg hosts its sixth annual Arts Fest on September 22 at Court Square, with over 1500 dollars in prizes from the Harrisonburg Junior Men's Club. Nancy Witt will judge entries, and crafts display inquiries go to Melissa Holsmer at 1041 Meadowlark Drive. Also, Handley High Latin students attend the National Junior Classical League Convention July 29 to August 3 at Michigan State University, led by Janet Sonafelt and Kim Haines. The War Memorial Recreation complex in Winchester closes Aug 2–19 for Junior Olympics and maintenance, reopening Aug 20. A Mixed Doubles tennis tournament runs Aug 1–8 with a four dollar individual entry fee. Richard A. Miller of Handley Library will speak to the Winchester Host Lions Club about the library’s new facilities and total service expansion.

Harrisonburg Court Square Nancy Witt J. Sargeant Reynolds Community Collge Melissa Holsmeer Meadowlark Drive Harrisourg Handley High School Winchester Michigan State University East Lansing Handley J.C.L Janet Sonafelt Eee Kim Haines Phil Harper Debbie Minghini Patricia Putnam John Rice Stuart Burns Andrew Nash Susan Shearer James Porteffeld War Memorial Winchester Recreation Park Winchester Parks and Recreation Dept Miller Handley Library Richard A. Miller Lions Club Winchester Recreation Ark Florida State University Emory University Joanne Frederick County

Keeping Food Safe for The Company Picnic

Food safety tips for picnics stress keeping hot foods hot and cold foods cold to avoid the danger zone 50 to 125 F. Refrigerate promptly, prepare close to serving time, and use cold ingredients for cold dishes. Use coolers, ice packs, and proper packing order to minimize spoilage.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Quality Service FSQS

VIP program helps prevent juvenile crime nationwide

William D. Brown describes Judge Keith J. Leenhouts's VIP program Volunteers in Prevention Prosecution Probation Prison and Parole to curb juvenile crime. The plan targets youths 17 to 25 who first appear in court and lacks sufficient support in many jurisdictions.

Keith J. Leenhouts Royal Oak Michigan Cour

VIP Program for Youthful Offenders Gains Nationwide Reach

Judge Leenhouts launched a VIP program that now operates in over 2,000 courts with more than 300,000 volunteers. Volunteers mentor youthful offenders one on one during early probation, often at home, in a proven effort to reduce future arrests and crime. Readers may write Dr. Brown in Washington for information though personal replies are limited.

Leenhouts VIP National Council On Crime and Delinquency America Dr. Brown Box Washington, D.C

Light Boxes Provide Safer Tan At Virginia Beach

In Virginia Beach a dermatologist uses circular ultraviolet light boxes to tan patients instead of sunbathing. Dr Milton A Saunders Jr bought two units in 1978 for over 5000 dollars each and now treats about 40 patients per half hour visit at 15 dollars. He argues the method is safer than sun exposure and helps patients feel socially acceptable while others caution about unknown long term effects of ultraviolet radiation.

Virginia Beach Milton A. Saunders Jr Saunders John Krueger Board of Ethics Medical Society of Medical Society

Savers Receive Tax Credit for Energy Upgrades

The Energy Tax Act of 1978 offers federal credits for energy conservation and renewable energy expenditures on a principal residence. Credits range 15 percent up to 300 dollars for energy conservation and 30 percent up to 2200 dollars for renewable energy with various limits and rules including nonrefundable status and eligibility for renters and multi dwelling units.

VPI Glen H. Mitchell Mitchell

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