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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1980
Page
5
A humorous critique of Parent Effectiveness Training contrasts active listening with a husband and wife exchange. The piece mocks overanalysis in family life by showing a dialog about expressing feelings and navigating conversations about money and chores, highlighting miscommunication and resistance.
Dear Abby offers updated guidelines for thoughtful gifting. Emphasizes early shopping, avoids unwanted items like dusting powder or bric a brac, suggests practical presents for the elderly and homebound, and warns against ill fitting clothing and store brand boxes. Encourages useful items and subscriptions, with return and sale cautions.
A brief page summary from the Aiken Standard covers local notices and community items concerning Aiken County. Read across Page 5A for quick updates on area happenings, public notices, and neighborhood interest stories.
Tickets for the St. Mary's Women's Club Second Annual Holiday Tour of Homes and Luncheon are set for Wednesday December 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Luncheon served 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Parish Hall St Mary's Help of Christians on Park Avenue. Tour and luncheon priced at 7 dollars via Gladys Schumacher Mary Wipf Connie Gizzi or club members. The event visits Aiken homes St Claire's Chapel Ridgeley Hall and the Sisters of Charity housing ground.
St Marys Women’s Club presents a five residence holiday tour on Wednesday December 10 including St Claire’s Chapel Ridgeley Hall home of the Sisters of Charity and nearby Pardue and New Pardue houses in Aiken. The event showcases architectural details and period rooms across historic local homes.
Ducks Unlimited founder figures, including Dale Whitesell, describe duck hunting as the most fun in agony. The article recalls memories of early waterfowl campaigns, Canadian lakes and 30 million dollar budgets funded by North American conservationists. It notes DU's Canadian leasehold, shoreline reach, and a drive to recruit 5,000 new members in Canada.
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