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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1972

Page

5

Aiken to Hold Recycling Day Led by Junior Club

Aiken’s Recycling Day on June 24 promotes ecology as the Aiken Junior Women’s Club sponsors the event at Mitchell Shopping Center. Mrs. William Lynn chairs. Boy Scout Troop 146 assists with loading recyclables to send to Columbia. Participants are asked to bundle paper for pickup.

a_ global Stockholm Aiken Aiken Junior Women’s Club Mitchell Shopping Columbia William Lynn Boy Scout Troop No. 146 America Ray Price Environmental Coalition of Columbia Columbia Coalition

Nations Conference Hopes To Offset Self-Destruction

Delegates from over 110 countries opened a United Nations conference in Stockholm to launch a global campaign against pollution and set up a new agency to coordinate environmental efforts. Maurice Strong said the agency could start early next year as discussions continued with the Soviet bloc about participation. The conference aims to declare nations responsible for cross border environmental effects and to implement Earthwatch style warnings and worldwide pollution measures.

Stockholm U.N Maurice Strong Newsmen Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary Bulgaria East Germany United Nations Kurt Waldheim Strong U.N. General Assembly

Help Offered to Blind Man Crossing Street With Dog

Dear Abby notes that guide dogs guide their owners by traffic flow and that passersby can offer help when a blind person hesitates. The columnist confirms dogs are color blind but trained to cross safely and urges kindness if a street situation arises.

Abby Mrs. N

Family reunions honor busy sons and longtime teachers

The Neilsons rejoice as sons David and Gene return home briefly. Gene in the Air Force near Colorado Springs prepares for Lt. Col. rank while David coaches at St Johns High in Darlington. Stephen Gutshall moves from Kodiak to Adak Alaska with family while Sara Cherry retires after 35 years in Aiken County schools.

Howard Neilson David Gene Air Force Colorado Springs Air Force Base Dave St John’s High School Darlington S.C Blue Devil Columbia Aiken Robbie Caylor Neilson Robert Gutshall Stephen Gutshall Dana Robbie South Carolina Kodiak Adak Stephen Navy Alaska Gutshall’s Sara W. Cherry Pinecrest Patsy Dickey Holiday Inn Cherry Aiken County Schofield High School John E. Saunderson

Local students named among Wyoming degree candidates

Kathryn Richmond Ray of Aiken is listed among 1,252 candidates for bachelor degrees at the University of Wyoming as a Bachelor of Arts in English education. Willie Alma Jones of Aiken earned a physical education diploma from Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa over the weekend. Pamela Anne Elliott of Aiken has been elected to Erskine College Women’s Council the college’s governing body.

Kathryn Richmond Ray Aiken University of Wyoming Willie Alma Jones Georgia Johnson Parsons College Fairfield Iowa Pamela Anne Elliott John F Elliott Erskine College Women's Council

Birth of son for Mr and Mrs Davis in Augusta

Mr and Mrs David Lee Davis of Aiken announce the birth of a son, David Richard, born May 20 at St. Josephs hospital in Augusta. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Ferriter of Aiken and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Willard Akers of Clearwater Florida.

David Lee Davis Aiken David Richard St. Joseph's Hospital Augusta Paul T. Ferriter Willard L. Akers Clearwater, Fla

Vacation Bible School Begins at Two West Aiken Churches

Vacation Bible school started yesterday at Charles Wesley United Methodist Church on Trolleyline Road and Memorial Baptist Church on Vaucluse Road. Sessions run 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. at Charles Wesley and 9:00 to 12:00 noon at Memorial Baptist, continuing through next week.

Vacation Bible School West Aiken Charles Wesley United Methodist Church Memorial Baptist Church Vaucluse Road

Pilot Club Elects Mrs Gullion Gullion President

Mildred Gullion was installed as the new president of the Pilot Club of Aiken. Quinida Weeks conducted the installation. Other new officers include Judy Clarke as first vice president Thelma Murtha as second vice president Kellah Cleckley recording secretary Eunice Sizemore corresponding secretary and Robina Currie treasurer Directors are Rebecca Johnston Charlotte Miller Wanda McCharen and Eunice Sizemore.

Mildred Gullion Pilot Club of Aiken Quinida Weeks Judy Clarke Thelma Murtha Kellah Cleckley Eunice Sizemore Robina Currie Rebecca Johnston Charlotte Miller Wanda McCharen

Shiloh Baptist to Host Vacation Bible School Week

Center Community Comments says Shiloh Baptist Church will run Vacation Bible School from Monday June 5 to June 16 with classes for all ages including a new adults class. Pam and Renee Morris, top students of Carl Crosby, performed in a dance recital Saturday night.

Shiloh Baptist Church Pam Renee Morris Carl Crosby Matthew Morris

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