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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1972
Page
10
Kesler Edward Woodward is among 21 David son College students taking part in drama and art seminars in New York City this week. Woodward, of Rt. 1 Aiken, joins peers visiting venues including the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The group returns Tuesday.
Randy Moore of Millbrook School won first place in the political science competition at the Area 1 Social Science Fair last week. Area 1 winners advance to the county wide competition.
Mike Duell, 19, used the right of a citizen to arrest a drunk driver after witnessing reckless driving at Easy Street and Whiskey Road. He called police, testified at the driver’s sentencing, and the incident underscored cooperation between citizens and law enforcement.
The column offers daily guidance with a focus on personal shifts and finances. It lists zodiac signs from Aries to Sagittarius with brief notes on behavior, travel, and relationships, emphasizing pragmatism, timing, and independence.
Close watch as you end the week. Seek a second opinion from someone who has been through the experience. Capricorn and Aquarius receive caution and planning notes while Pisces faces haste and interference from bystanders as projects move forward.
The Aiken County Public Library announces three new titles. The Mighty Mississippi by Bern Keating features James L. Stanferd photographs and traces the river from its source to the Gulf. The Life of the Seashore by William H. Amos explores coastal ecosystems with extensive color photos and diagrams. Weaving Is Fun by Jean Wilson guides teachers and beginners through step by step weaving. All three may be borrowed.
In London the Supremes Mary Wilson Cindy Birdsong and Jean Terrell discuss life on tour their aging careers and marriage plans. Cindy, 27, is married to Charles Hewlett and talks about balancing show business with family while Mary faces loneliness on the road and contemplates adoption for her 12 year old cousin Willy.
Tickets for the Pops Concert on Sunday February 27 in Augusta go on sale at Aiken Drug Co in Aiken. Pianist Betty Milham former Reed Memorial Presbyterian organist who played for Eisenhower in Augusta will perform to benefit the Eisenhower Memorial Fund joined by Nathan Bowers and Michael Toole of Augusta. The concert starts at 3 30 p m at the Augusta College of Performing Arts.
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