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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1996
Page
16
Practical advice for summer birders covers clothing, sunscreen, insect repellent, and avoiding scents. Warns about mosquitoes ticks chiggers yellow jackets wasps hornets and poison ivy. Emphasizes checking after outdoor time and staying prepared to enjoy birds safely.
The excerpt notes Eleanor Perenyi in Green Thoughts admits agnosticism about a higher power guiding her garden. She senses something beyond control at work in the patch, yet delights in the mystery as she shapes its layout and choices, a division of labor she finds satisfactory.
A collection of garden vignettes names several enthusiasts Emily W Debra W Archie F Ray R Doris Pearl F Annie Lou C Julian Adams and Eleanor Perenyi. It celebrates diverse plants from rhododendrons peonies to camellias and meadow gardens and notes how gardening brings sustenance and joy beyond individual effort.
Gerald Francis of Phoenix Arizona asks where to reach about three Eisenhower paintings Lincoln Washington and a snow scene. He lists Eisenhower Library Museum Abilene Kansas phone 9132634751 and John L Pendergrass hobbyist in Hattiesburg Mississippi and Anita Gold Chicago Indiana addresses requesting photos of condition and SASE for reply or offer.
An alert reader sent a clipping about four or five decomposing sheep discovered high in the branches of Tunniciffe Forest in New Zealand. The report notes sheep typically do not climb trees, suggesting unexplained causes.
A spoof column lists bizarre incidents to mock claims of impossibility citing exaggerated cases and a mocked defense team. The piece cites German speaking child, Burger King finger bite and a helicopter sheep tale as part of a satirical set piece with a punchy closing directive to read on.
In 1967 a daughter named Joan chose a special gift by quitting smoking for Father's Day. The writer Dick Blankenship notes improved health for his daughter and a healthy grandson. Abby advises sharing letters to fathers expressing love rather than traditional cards.
A reader recalls a seventh grade truth about charging lunches and sending her father a $16 check with a Father's Day letter. The gesture brought tears to his eyes and peace of mind to both, as Abby notes that written gratitude lasts.
Horoscope summary divided by sign gives guidance on new experiences, open mindedness, and cautious decisions. Aries urged to avoid rushed answers, Taurus to value cooperation, and Libra to seek calm amid family separation. Each sign gets practical advice on decision making, relationships, and patience.
Environmental concerns about outdoor lighting and light pollution are raised. Effects include harmed sea turtle nesting, disoriented hatchlings, nocturnal insect deaths, driver confusion, and reduced visibility for astronomy. The author urges less obtrusive illumination while balancing safety.
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