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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
6
Visitors toured the Aiken County Mental Health Center to celebrate its tenth anniversary. Corinne Kenney noted the wide range of programs and said the open house clarified misconceptions about mental health. A video outlined treatment steps and staff answered questions before refreshments.
Lisa Barbara Cornick of St Angela Academy has been named one of the Outstanding Secondary Educators of America for 1975. The program honors secondary teachers with five national awards offering a $500 grant. A Parents Without Partners meeting is set for July 15 at 8 p.m. in Augusta at the First Federal Bank Building with Rev. W J Buckner as moderator to discuss the topic Often Sought Often Missed.
A reader seeks guidance after her husband’s 40 year marriage ended by his infidelity. The column advises therapy, warns readers to destroy damaging letters, and offers blunt tips on handling a neighbor’s immoral calls. Other letters discuss privacy in romance and attire boundaries.
Housekeeper Ann Husek, with twenty years in hotels across San Francisco Chicago and Milwaukee, urges a simple routine and pride in duties. She says young workers lack patience for housekeeping but a steady morning pickup and weekly deep cleaning can make chores manageable.
Last Independence Day 5 256 Americans went to emergency rooms with fireworks injuries. Most accidents stemmed from improper use rather than malfunction. Burns and eye injuries were common. youths and homemade devices pose high risk. Four major mistakes include holding a lit firecracker too long, throwing lit crackers, stuffing crackers into bottles, and taking crackers apart.
The Aiken Recreation Department announces eight week guitar classes at the H. O. Weeks Activities Building Virginia Acres Park starting Monday July 21. Beginner class 7 to 8 pm and Intermediate 8 to 9 pm with a first meeting at 7 pm. Fees are 15 dollars for residents and 18 dollars for non residents. Instructor Darrel Rains, formerly of Merging Traffic, will teach rock country and classical guitar. Register with the department.
Births announced from North Augusta and Wagoner. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ronald Rutland of North Augusta welcome T B Rutland III born June 29 at University Hospital weighing 6 pounds 6 4 ounces. Mrs Rutland is former Susan Burden. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs T B Rutland Jr. Aiken County Hospital greeted Brian O’Neil, son of Mr and Mrs John Fulmer. Wanda Bolen Fulmer is mother. paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs John M Fulmer of Wagoner. The Fulmers also have a daughter, Misty, 27 months old.
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