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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1979
Page
5
The Wall Street Journal notes liberation of women boosts the number of men shopping for groceries. Advertising targets women, while men shop for different reasons. Authors categorize men as rigid list makers, impulse shoppers, and volume buyers, predicting macho ads to reach them.
A former shelter dweller shares her escape from abuse in Anchorage Alaska. She urges women to seek shelter, protect children, and not return to abusers, noting progress and happiness after leaving. The letters also touch on advice about courting, counseling, and mental health support.
Becky Harrison the ballet mistress of the Aiken Civic Ballet Company balances duties with her senior year at Aiken High. She drops cheerleading to focus on ballet while planning Clemson University study in architecture. The spring concert features classical and modern dance with a flashlight finale.
The Aiken Civic Ballet Company presents its annual spring concert Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Aiken Junior High auditorium. Featured dancer Diane Toole Miss South Carolina will perform. Saturday includes a champagne dinner at Dr. and Mrs. John Tucker's home for patrons and dancers. Patron tickets available from Mrs. John W. Woodard.
Todd Brantley, junior at Leavelle McCampbell High School, balances football and ballet with the Aiken Civic Ballet Company. He credits ballet with improving balance and coordination for football, while the team’s lifting strengthens him for dance. Todd, son of Thomas and Graniteville’s Brantley, began dancing at six and joined ballet in seventh grade. He contemplates Texas Christian University for its strong dance program and notes a hectic schedule as a dancer and athlete.
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