Aiken Student Named Dean's Scholar at Washington Univ
John S. Gimmy of Aiken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kris Gimmy, was named a Dean's Scholar in Engineering at Washington University. He will enter the School of Engineering and Applied Science as a freshman next fall, earning $1000 per year for four years. The award is based on class standing and SAT scores. Located in St. Louis, Missouri.
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John S. Gimmy
Kris Gimmy
Aiken
Gimmy
Aiken High School
School of Engineering and Applied Science
St. Louis
Dear Abby column on teen body image and family life
A 14 year old girl seeks help about being flat and teased for small breasts. Abby advises padding for confidence while warning creams don’t add inches and urges patience. The column also covers a mother-in-law’s interference with grandchildren and a father’s view on pierced ears as a sign of the times.
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Women form all female volunteer fire unit in Newcastle
Eleven Newcastle women form a pioneering all female volunteer fire fighting group to back the rural department. They train with the men weekly and can operate the 500 gallon pumper if needed. A designated babysitter will watch children at city hall when alarms ring.
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Gardening In Aiken Lavender and herb drying and storage tips
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Aiken
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Crosswords and clues list many entries across and down with wordplay and referenced names. The page includes a cryptoquote quote at the end attributed to Robert Henri urging humility toward children.
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Robert Henri
Outdoor cooking shift to gas grills for energy savings
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