DATE: Friday, September 5, 1997             TAG: 9709050576

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LOCAL SCENE

VIRGINIA BEACH

JAFFEE SELECTED AS WINNER OF 360 PRESIDENT'S AWARD: Priscilla Jaffee has been selected as one of 12 recipients of 360 Communications' 1997 President's Award, the company's most prestigious associate award. Jaffee has worked for the company for more than five years and is a dealer sales manager for the company's Hampton Roads operations. The award honors associates who consistently exemplify the spirit and culture of 360 in their daily work. Recipients are selected for the award each year based on their job performance, interdepartmental involvement and community service.

BURDETT JOINS PUBLIC RELATIONS AGENCY: Douglas Burdett was appointed account supervisor at Barker Campbell Farley & Mansfield Advertising, Public Relations and Promotions. He was an account supervisor at Grey Advertising in New York City.

HAMPTON ROADS

FINANCIAL WORKSHOP TO BE HELD FOR INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS: Catherine Beale of Edward Jones Investments in Virginia Beach will teach a six-week course for individuals who want to learn more about investing. Classes will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday nights beginning Sept. 23 through Nov. 4 at Virginia Wesleyan College, 1584 Wesleyan Drive, Norfolk/Virginia Beach. Cost is $30. The class will provide an in-depth look at the different types of investments available to and suitable for individual investors who are working or retired. To register, or for more information, call 499-8380.

PENINSULA

COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG MAY LAY OFF WORKERS: The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation may cut between 50 and 75 positions by year's end, Foundation President Robert C. Wilburn said in a letter to employees this week. The cut would represent less than 2 percent of the foundation's work force of 3,500. ``We believe that many of those reductions can be achieved through attrition, by not filling positions that are currently vacant, and with transfers,'' Wilburn said. The planned layoffs are part of the foundation's long-term efforts to control costs.

NEWPORT NEWS

WINN-DIXIE STORE OPENS: Winn-Dixie opened a 46,000-square-foot store in the new Oyster Point Marketplace on Thursday. It features a six-day-a-week pharmacy, one-hour photo processing and full-service dry cleaning. The store has one of the chain's newest features: a deli-cafe with seating. The store will be open continuously. Winn-Dixie plans two more stores on the Peninsula, both in Hampton. Other stores are in Williamsburg, Gloucester and York County. MEMO: To submit an item, send it to Local Scene, The Virginian-Pilot

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