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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1974
Page
10
Clemson nutritionist Marie Hindman notes wild game adds variety and can ease budgets amid rising prices. Careful field dressing and rapid cooling improve flavor and safety for deer, birds, and small game, with tips on stuffing, tenderizers, and proper freezing.
University of Connecticut psychologist Dr. Ross Buck reports women more accurately read emotional pictures from faces while men show internalized feelings. In a 64 student test, 32 women and 32 men, facial expressions revealed the picture topics more clearly in women. Men showed faster heart rates and more sweat gland activity, indicating internalized emotions. Preschoolers reacted differently by personality, not sex, Buck notes, with further study planned over two years.
The Gloverville Senior Citizens Club held its annual Christmas luncheon on December 10 in the Community Club room at Valley Homes. Rev. Jack Scott led a devotional and Christmas carol singing. Guests included Peggy H. Busch of the Aiken Housing Authority Staff. The club meets monthly for devotions, fellowship and crafts.
The Aiken Senior Men's Club and their guests will meet tomorrow at the Ramada Inn at 1 PM for a Christmas dinner and party. Donald M. Fincke will receive the Senior Man of the Year Award and H O dell Weeks will speak on flood control. William Shuttleworth will entertain with accordion music. Installation of 1975 officers and directors will occur with Richard Eldred as president Hugh Sires as vice president Clyde Shute as treasurer William McKee as secretary Arthur Merz. Jack Conover and W Addison Leach to serve on the Board of Directors.
A 7 30 p m Friday Christmas concert features Mrs Norman Howard Mrs Nancy Watts and Bob Clayburn with the Children's Choir of First Presbyterian Church and the Aiken String Quartet at the Senior Citizens Club house on Crosland Drive attendees bring canned goods for Aiken area families. Also the Able-Disabled meet tonight at the Georgia War Veterans Home for a Christmas get together with contact numbers 279-0732 and 863-0487.
The article notes that new cold remedies mainly relieve symptoms and do not shorten the illness. It warns against doctors prescribing antibiotics or sulfa drugs for colds, since tests show no benefit and misuse can cause complications. Only a confirmed bacterial infection warrants antibiotics.
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