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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1976
Page
6
Readers share relationship worries and communication challenges across topics. A worried mother seeks guidance on her daughter's dating stance while a man asks how to handle a disloyal partner. A deaf reader thanks Abby for promoting patience and better lip reading.
Virginia Knauer advises caution to potential investors. The note urges careful investigation before committing funds or decisions.
The piece reports tonight’s meetings of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees Chapter 934 with speaker Burrel Whitley and guide duties for an Aiken convention, plus a Disabled American Veterans gathering and officer installations for 1976 77. It also covers the SEC warning on oil and gas lease investments and steps to verify offerings before investing.
The Aiken Standard corrects a February 27 publication identifying Garden Makers as the second oldest garden club in Aiken. Little Garden Club, started in 1933 and now active with 14 members, says it is Aiken’s second oldest. Chapter members include Mrs. H E Platt and Mrs. George Durban.
Sue Hayes of Aiken has been named columnist of Tea Leaves on the Aiken Standard society page. She succeeds Lin Smithwick, who left to join the staff in Sept. 1975 after four years as Tea Leaves columnist. Hayes, married to David W. Hayes with two children, has freelanced play reviews and articles for the Standard and can be reached at 350 DuPree Pl. in Aiken.
Roscoe Thomas Cox III of Aiken is chosen for Phi Beta Kappa at William and Mary. He majors in history and English, serves in the senior class PR committee and Phi Alpha Theta. Initiation is April 27 in Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall. Kati Huntoon, also from Aiken, participates in Coker College Field Service at Atkinson's Nursery in Hartsville.
Catherine Hindman and Scott Reeve of Saint Angela Academy were chosen as scholars for the 1976 Governor's School of South Carolina. Nearly 700 students from over 300 SC schools competed for the limited places in the inaugural summer session at the College of Charleston. Hindman is daughter of Thomas and Mrs Hindman of Aiken. Reeve is son of Harold and Mrs Reeve of Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clarke of Ohio announce Kimberly Nicole born March 24. Mrs. Clarke is Pamela West, daughter of J W West of Aiken. Grandmother Annie Laura Clarke lives in Pineville. Elder siblings Jamie and Fonda Havird welcomed the new sister. Deidra Marie Havird born March 22 at St. Joseph's Hospital Augusta to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Havird of Gloverville. Mrs. Havird is Diane Harsey, daughter of Mrs. James Harsey of Gloverville and the late Mr Harsey. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Carrie Havird of Saluda and the late Mr. Havird.
Richard Heaton a junior at St Angela Academy will spend two months in Europe this summer as a good will ambassador representing his nation state and school Heaton son of Mr and Mrs John W Heaton of Aiken won the trip through an essay contest sponsored by Youth for Understanding Since its founding in 1951 Youth for Understanding has given students ages 15 18 the opportunity of a family living experience The winners may choose any country in Europe Asia or Latin America Heaton along with two other South Carolina young people will deliver Bicentennial relics and flags from Gov James Edwards Youth for Understanding is the largest of three teen age exchange programs that cooperate with and receive an annual grant from the US Department of State }
In 1974 ten former Nittany Lions played as linebackers in the NFL. The list includes Ralph Baker Doug Allen Bruce Bannon John Ebersole Jack Ham Tom Hull Jim Laslavic Ed O'Neil Dave Robinson and John Skorupan, highlighting a strong Nittany Lion linebacker tradition from University Park.
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