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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
18
The Dear Abby column answers readers on topics from mourning a deceased spouse to relationship secrets and parenting. Advice includes urging medical help for grieving mother, caution on sharing past abortions, and practical parenting tips on healthy meals.
Mrs Kenneth Kehr and Mrs Eugene Chasin performed at the Martin town Road DAR June luncheon at Augusta Country Club with songs Getting to Know You and Patriotism. Regent Mrs Paul Murphy announced honors including DAR Medal of Honor and state essay winners plus district Good Citizen winner and state runner up, blue ribbon year book, Gold Honor Roll and transport and safety national award.
The Aiken Recreation Department announces the formation of the Retired Pares and Spares Club with activities planned. DAR Good Citizenship awards were presented to Paula Nieman Jody Burtbeam Mary Washington Keith Smith Nancy Greene and Todd Etheridge. ROTC Award recipient Jeff Gosney and floral arranging by Mrs J O Barrow Jr are noted. Meeting Thursday at 2 PM at the H Odell Weeks Activities Building in Virginia Acres Parks.
Montreal secretary Vicki Simpson, 26, mixed feelings about turning down Prince Charles during a courtesy visit of his ship Hermes. She said the royal offered to dance but she declined, noting she does not fancy his stilted style and greased back hair. He danced well and left plans open before she departed.
The National Association of Realtors will roll out a home protection program this summer in about 50 metropolitan areas, offering a one year warranty on structural and major system components for buyers of existing homes. Initial coverage will be provided by three insurers with potential renewals for up to two more years.
The Aiken Youth Activity Association invites 15 to 18 year olds to a first Lock Hop Saturday at 8 p.m. at the H Odell Weeks Activity Building. Activities include sock hops, a Battle of the Bands, a campout and a Six Flags trip with 50 cent admission funding the bus rental.
Area 3 and 4 Girl Scout troops held Court of Awards in Aiken presenting First Class awards to Troop 41 members Carol Baxter Krista Byrne Ruth Caldwell Roseanne Calhoun Elizabeth Christensen Barbara Duke Delia England Karen Hayes Laurie Roberts Kathryn Sandberg Katrin Seignier and Troop 48 members Mary King Tracey Tucker.
In Aurora Illinois Marie Wilkinson became a local legend through decades of charity. She started Christmas for the poor in the 1950s then built St Vincent de Paul Center with Msgr Rzeszotko. She launched Food for the Hungry in 1970 and expanded Catholic services for Spanish speakers.
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