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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1975
Page
6
A set of Dear Abby questions covers an ethical dispute over family members running for office on different tickets, a divorced mother seeking access to grandparents, and a wife confronting a husband's affair with a younger coworker. Abby advises on unwritten laws, coping with infidelity, and seeking guidance.
Edgefield County Reading Director Joanne S. Cain spoke at the University of South Carolina Aiken about early literacy. She explains parents should start reading support from birth, describes four Edgefield centers, and notes 896 children attend weekly.
Marion Wells discusses alcoholism as a major health issue, its wide societal impact, signs of problem drinking, and steps for prevention and help. The piece notes fetal exposure risks, health harms, and practical guidance for reducing alcohol-related harm during holidays.
At the February Wildwood Garden and Civic Club meeting Charles Caudill spoke on Southern Bell System Attacks a National Problem Environment. The club planned to participate in the Atomic City Festival with 4 Sweet Shop proceeds aiding New Ellenton. Members ready to attend the West Low District meeting in Walterboro on March 20. Officers were installed and the installation dinner set for March 18 at the Dixie Lee Restaurant. Also noted were club meetings at Mrs. Sherwood Dahl’s home with Mrs. Ronald Gregory as hostess.
The Tea Leaves observes that a couple may end a honeymoon when domestic frictions appear or a note in the fridge signals routine life. Aiken couple Steve and Mrs Wilson enjoyed a belated ski weekend in Boone North Carolina. Mrs Wilson called it worth waiting for. David M Waldman, formerly with the Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Center, took a role at Bay Area Guidance Center in Bay City Michigan. Dr Cate traveled to Germany for a Mental Health Conference and returned Saturday.
The Aiken County Hospital Auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday at 10 a.m. in Fellowship Hall at the Presbyterian Church. Judy Bilyeu, director of the Child Development Center of Aiken County, will speak. The center offers developmental programs for mentally and physically handicapped children ages two to ten. Public invited.
The Augusta Choral Society presents a spring concert on March 2 at 3 p.m. in the Gilbert Lambuth Memorial Chapel on the Paine College campus. Conductor John Scott leads, with soloists Ellis Johnson Luis Solivan and Jan Little. Admission is 2 for adults and 1 for students. the 60 member choir performs Brahms Liebeslieder Waltzer along with Billings and Ives selections. Howard Simpers is accompanist with Sandra Blackwell assisting.
An advertisement from a major university hospital promotes ODRINEX a weight loss pill claiming rapid results and hunger suppression. It asserts fewer calories lead to weight loss, promises money back satisfaction, and urges immediate use with a three tablet daily dose.
The Country Gardeners Garden Club met at Mrs EM Sampson’s home with Mrs Everett Sheldon assisting. Mrs Roger Payne of Lamberts introduced members to macrame and taught how to create decorative hangings.
The Association for Retarded Citizens plans an 8 p.m. meeting at Kalmia Hill School with Dr Michael Fulford as speaker. A film A Chance To Live will be shown. March is Membership Month and members are urged to renew for 1975. Special invitation to those wishing to help programs for retarded citizens.
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