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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1977
Page
6
In Aiken the Farmer's Market opens on Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays offering homegrown produce jellies cakes pecans and shrubs with early hurrying vendors selling out by early afternoon. The article also gives houseplant tips for begonias gloxinias and camellias including light water and fertilizer guidance and notes poinsettias lasting through two months with minimal care.
A 38 year old woman seeks guidance on overcoming sex anxiety and maintaining a relationship with a gentle partner while supporting a sick mother. Advice urges counseling and affordability options. A separate reader asks how to regain parental trust after lying about motorcycle riding. Abby counsels to stop apologizing and demonstrate mature behavior.
An error in Wednesday's recipe is corrected by omitting the 1 cup chopped bell pepper. The corrected recipe lists 2 cups cooked rice 1 cup cooked shrimp 1 cup crab meat 1 cup mayonnaise 1/2 cup chopped bell pepper 1 cup V-8 juice salt and pepper, then bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes in a greased casserole, topped with breadcrumbs and almonds.
Echo introduces a color dressing concept with navy red black and cool neutrals in scarves and wraps. A 32 inch silk twill square suits head wrapping with tails draped to one side, while a 16 by 48 inch silk crepe de chine oblong works at the waist, even through belt loops. Echo scarves available locally in Aiken. In Dilton Oklahoma AP reports an elderly bench mystery as seniors blame each other for its disappearance overnight and its reported use as firewood after women complained about the men spitting tobacco and staring at their legs.
The Augusta Opera opens its spring season with two English sung performances of Rossini Italian Girl in Algiers on March 17 and 18 at 8 p.m. in the Augusta College Performing Arts Theatre. Single tickets are available in limited quantities, with Susannah subscriptions offering 20 percent savings. The 10 city tour is directed by Claude Astin with Edward Bradberry as Artistic Director and Norman Johnson conducting a 21 piece orchestra. Poster contests for Georgia and South Carolina students sponsor cultural outreach. Brenau College student Lynda Lee won $50 for her poster. Susannah entries due April 1. tickets by mail or at the college box office starting March 10. Special rates apply for seniors, enlisted military and students. Augusta Opera, PO Box 3865, Hill Station, Augusta GA 30904.
The Trenton Chapter DAR will gather Monday February 28 at 3 p.m. at 121 Chesterfield Street the home of Miss Ola Hitt. Mrs W K Murray will speak on American history and Mrs J M Lackey will present a program on the American heritage.
The Gamma Kappa chapter held a Feb 22 meeting at Polly Alexander's residence. After a brief business session Libby Bryson received the Valentine Queen Pin while Ginny Jamison presented a program on beauty before the group adjourned for refreshments.
A 42500 grant from the federal agency funds a demonstration of hydroponic farming on the rooftop of the former Detecto Scales Building in Williamsburg. The project by Williamsburg Industrial Development Enterprises aims to create three permanent and five seasonal jobs with vegetables sold through neighborhood outlets.
A meal listing from Aiken area No 1 covers February to March lunches with daily menus including beef aroni hot dogs ham fried chicken and desserts. An AP report explains sulfuric acids role in manufacturing citric acid and everyday products like soft drinks batteries detergents and paper.
Cake decorating classes led by a professional instructor meet for four nights at a total fee of 15. Contact 593-2307 for details and enrollment.
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