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will share their knowledge to develop appropriate ways of dealing with specific problems. The emphasis will be on a “hands-on” approach.

The final section of the seminar will be a test leading to certification of the participants. The certification will be provided by the TIPS organization and will be valid for three years.

TIPS is a private, Washingtonbased program developed by the Health Education Foundation Inc., of Washington, D. C.

Each seminar is designed for a maximum of 30 participants. The deadline for registration is May 4. A list of nearby locations for the seminars follows (morning sessions are 8:30-12:30; afternoon sessions run from 1:30-5:30):

• Charlottesville: May 12, Holiday Inn (1-64 and 5th St.), morning and afternoon sessions.

• Fairfax: May 11, Holiday Inn Springfield (6401 Blandon Ave.), morning and afternoon (1-5 p.m.) sessions.

• Fredericksburg: May 14, Fredericksburg Community Center (408 Canal St.), morning and afternoon sessions.

• Harrisonburg: May 14, Holiday Inn (1 Pleasant Valley Rd.), afternoon session only.

• Winchester: May 15, Aikens Sizzlin Steaks (2828 Valley Ave.), morning and afternoon sessions.

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