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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1979

Page

5

Marilyn Mealy and the endless diet myths

A humorous riff mocks pop diet fads and the elusive Marilyn myth. The narrator lists bizarre diets, from the Tropicana to the Pasta IV plan, and jokes about how the obsessed public would react to dramatic weight loss claims.

Marilyn

Abby Bedroom Baby Ruth Acquires Fan Club with 101 BO OF

Dear Abby columns reveal readers from Honolulu to Colorado weigh in on frustrated spouses, desire, and humor. Letters imagine partnerships, shifts, and romantic fatigue amid humorous Wai‘anae and Waipahu references and a request for guidance.

Baby Ruth Abigahl van Buren Efi Los TgeIb & Aignoleee Abby Honolulu Waipahu Hawaii Waipahu Street

Peach Stand Keeper Finds Busy Corner Still Fruitful

Thelma Widener runs a white peach stand at Rutland Drive and S C 19 now limiting offerings to peaches. Her 25 acre family orchard supplies six peach varieties sold from June to August with help from her granddaughters. She recalls accidents at the corner and recalls meeting people from nearly every state while noting how the public asks for peach recipes especially cobbler.

Thelma Jackson Widener Rutland Drive S.C. 19 Dru Ted) Widener Widener Jackson Lewis Jackson Sherri Wood Jan Boylston

First Day Of Retirement How Did They Spend It

Local retirees describe their first day after leaving work. E E Davenport painted animals and seascapes in DuPont retirement. Bill Shuttleworth began a new legal support job after leaving the Postal Department. Marian Steeves gardened and raised a squirrel, later volunteering at a hospital. Marjorie Moore enjoyed rest after 25 years in Columbus state office. Richard Eldred slept late and joined clubs. Florence Christensen planned a move from Chicago to Aiken.

E.E. Davenport DuPont Davenport Bill Shuttleworth Shutterworth Postal Department Marian James) Steeves U.A. Army Munitions Command Dover N.J Eldred Shrine Club

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