Aiken Junior Miss 1983 Lisle Taylor Featured
Lisle Taylor, 16, was named Aiken's Junior Miss for 1983 and will receive a $400 scholarship. The Aiken High junior performed ballet in the talent division, earning the Creative and Performing Arts Award, while also earning the Physical Fitness and Poise and Appearance Awards and the Scholastic Award as overall winner. She is active in NHS, Key Club, German Club and more, with plans to attend state pageant in December. Proceeds support the scholarship fund and Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital.
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Aiken
Lisle Taylor
Miss Taylor
Dennis Taylor
Aiken High
Carl Crosby
Aiken Civic Ballet
National Honor Society
The
Key Club
Converse
South Carolina
U.S. Senate
Ance
Susan A. Ferrara
A.S. Ferrara
Aiken Junior Miss Inc
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital
Greenville
Aiken Opens Rye Patch Civic Center Jewel To Public
Aiken unveils Rye Patch estate as a civic center after three months of city led renovations. Mayor Weeks and officials cut the ribbon while Joan Tower notes Aunt Dot legacy of entertaining. City will charge fees for use of house and grounds with reservations handled by Tower.
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Jan Boylston
Dot
Berrie Road
George Lewis Smith
Aiken
Rye Patch
Dorothy Knox Goodyear Rogers
City of
H. Odell Weeks
Roland H. Windham
Friends of Hopeland Gardens
H.W
Bill) Thurlow
Smith
Tower
Weeks
Goodyear
United States
Friends of Hopelands
Hopeland
Windham
Weight Loss Brings Better Health
The article argues that reducing excess pounds improves health and longevity with benefits such as lower blood pressure and cholesterol, reduced risk of diabetes, heart attack, stroke, and cancer. It notes that weight loss can boost appearance and social opportunities, urging persistence toward an ideal weight. Next week discusses healthier hair.
Signs Of The Times Decrease In Public Trust
Erma Bombeck mocks rising security in daily life noting cemented picnic tables in parks, bolted hotel art, welded hangers, chained phone books, and warning signs about theft. She quips about the impracticality of prosecutions and the absurdity of security obsession. The column ends with a jab about a restroom sign warning against hanging a purse.
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L.A
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