Community notices on meetings and classes in Aiken and Graniteville
The Graniteville Band Boosters meet tonight at 7 30 in the Leavelle McCampbell High School band room to nominate officers for 1976 77. St Angela Associates sponsors a Penny Social at 7 30 in the school gym with refreshments and gifts. Aiken Camera Club hosts portraiture by Jack Gregory of Graniteville at 7 30 in the Aiken TEC auditorium. bring a camera. Aiken Recreation Department offers night Slimnastics Tuesday 7 8 p m for 6 weeks with city rate 12 and outside rate 15. a day class meets 10 11 Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday for 6 weeks at H O Weeks Activities Center. Call to register. Aiken County Public Library film series Wednesday 10 30 features Americana The Rural Telephone about Vinland Kan and Day of the Horse at turn of the century era.
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Graniteville Band Booster Club
Leavelle McCampbell High School
St. Angela Associates
Aiken Camera Club
Jack Gregory
Graniteville
Aiken Technical Education Center
Aiken Tec
Aiken
Aiken County Public Library
James Lackey
Vinland
Kan
U.S
Aiken Chapter Marks 20th Birthday At March Meeting
The Aiken Chapter of the National Secretaries Association held its 20th anniversary during the March meeting at the Rama da Inn. Members donated white elephants sold at auction to aid the Retirement Center for Secretaries in New Mexico. Nell Lybrand outlined plans for Secretaries Week April 18–24. Bosses' Night Secretary of the Year banquet is set for April 20, and Columbia Nitrogen will host a plant tour for secretaries on April 22.
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Aiken
National Secretaries Association
Ramada Inn
New Mexico
Nell Lybrand
Columbia Nitrogen
Cryptoquote Puzzle Clues and Frost Quote Reveal
The page presents a cryptogram puzzle with Across and Down clues listing wordplay for a crossword style grid. It ends with yesterday's Cryptoquote featuring Robert Frost's line about worry and work, plus a grid of random letters as the scrambled key.
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Robert Frost
Auburn professor elected ABO secretary for two-year term
Aletha Bond of Auburn University was chosen secretary for the National ABO Board, governing boards of officials for U S women’s sports. She has served as Southern District Officialing Coordinator and will begin a two-year term in June. She previously coached girls basketball at Aiken Junior High and later joined Auburn as instructor and then assistant professor.
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Aletha W. Bond
Willard F. Bond Jr
Aiken
Department of Health, Physical Education
Auburn University
Auburn
Ala
Affiliated Boards of Officials
ABO
United States
National Association For Girls and Women In Sports
NAGWS
American Alliance For Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
Miss Bond
Aiken Junior High School
Middle Tennessee State University
Murfreesboro
Ninety Craftsmen To Participate In Spring Craft Show
The Aiken Recreation Department says 90 craftspeople will take part in the Spring Craft Show on Sunday April 25 at the H O Weeks Activities Center from noon to 6 p m with demonstrations across crafts from exhibitors from the southeast. Saffron usage tips are included for saffron rice and related dishes.
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The
Aiken Recreation Department
H.O. Weeks Activities Center
FTC Rules Require Warranties Readable in Stores
New FTC regulations will within two years require retailers to provide readable warranties for all products before purchase. Stores may display warranty text in four ways plus provide full warranty upon request, covering catalogs mail order and door to door sales with clear access to the warranty text or its free copy.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Birth Announcements for Erica Anne and Nathan Keith Miller
Mr and Mrs Rodney Eric Quattlebaum of Wag NER announce the birth of daughter Erica Anne on March 25 at Aiken Community Hospital. Mrs Quattlebaum is Anne Powell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jessie Willie Powell of Ridge Spring. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Quattlebaum of Wagoner. Nathan Keith Miller is son of Mr and Mrs Dale Keith Miller of Savannah Missouri born March 16 in St Joseph Missouri. Mrs Miller is Beth Duncan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Birch Clarke of Aiken. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Miller of Savannah Missouri. FTC regulations on warranties discussed with contact details for more information.
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Rodney Eric Quattlebaum
Wagener
Erica Anne
Aiken Community Hospital
Quattlebaum
Anne Powell
Jessie Willie Powell
Ridge Spring
Frank Quattlebaum
Wagoner
Dale Keith Miller
Savannah, Mo
St. Joseph, Mo
Miller
Beth Duncan
Birch Clarke
Aiken
Harold Miller
Savannah
Goren Four-Deal Bridge Explains Winning Line
Charles Goren analyzes a false-safety line in a 1976 bridge hand from a Crago Toure article. South to play, spade and trump management reveal the winning approach and a recommended purchase of the Four-Deal guide.
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Declarer
Dummy
West
Charles Goren
Dear Abby Advice Column Fragments From Readers
A collection of reader questions to Abigail Van Buren covers relationship debt with a golf pro, birthday greetings etiquette, and a curfew reality for a high school freshman. Abby offers blunt guidance on honesty with the club, polite acknowledgments, and parental boundaries.
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Graniteville Band
Booster Club
St. Angela Penny Social
Slimnastics
Banksia Films
Aiken Secretaries
Thomas Joseph
View
Dea
Crux
Pussycat
Fountain
Ambassador Treat Armstrong
Ysbrqurt
Richardson's
Pauline Richardson
Dial
L.V. Kosinski
Optimist Club
Kelli Grant
Aiken Day School
Schuyler Meyers
Aiken Preparatory School
Mary Giard
St. Angela
Margaret Joseph
Michael Kramer
St. Mary's
Lynne Katonak
Elizabeth Harrington
Robert J. Harrington
Vassar College
Washington
Nathan Keith Miller
By Bob Leminick
Lominick’s Pharmacy
Richland Ave
Robert Lominick, R.ph
Office of Public Information
Washington, D.C
Charles H.goren
Omar Sharif
North
East
South
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Lynne
la Martingale
Laurens NW
York SE
Arts & Crafts
Laurens
Enade Discount Drug Centers
eJuump
Statins Shop For Women
Fairfield
Hayne Ave
Dougherty Rd
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