Principles Of Government Need Support Not Change
Maj. Gen. Eugene A. Salat urged the Aiken Rotary Club that devotion to duty and tenacity of purpose are bedrock American values. He traced his World War II service, defended the current Constitution, urged youth to keep faith and patriotism, and warned against demagogues and dictatorship. The meeting also installed new officers as the club convened at Houndslake Country Club.
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America
Eugene A. Salat
Aiken Rotary Club
Gen. Salat
U.S. Army
North Africa
Italy
Germany
Fort Gordon
Army War College
Salat
Maj. Gen. Salat
Maj. Gen
Congress
John Lowe
McDonald Law
Buddy Coleman
Houndslake Country Club
Pageant Applications Open for 1988 South Carolina Winners
Applications are being accepted for the 1988 Miss South Carolina USA and Miss South Carolina Teen USA pageants. The Miss SC USA final will be Nov 7–8 in Myrtle Beach with Elizabeth Woodard crowning the winner. Eligible applicants must be unmarried residents, ages 17–24 for Miss USA and 15–18 for Teen USA, with forms to Miss South Carolina USA Pageants, 32 Fawnwood West, Aiken, SC 29801 or by calling 648-6220.
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S.C
USC
Myrtle Beach
Elizabeth Woodard
Aiken
Gymnasts To Speak At Library Story Hour
Aiken gymnasts who traveled with Wes Stout to Singapore will talk to children about travel at the story hour tomorrow. The event at the Aiken County Public Library is sponsored by the Aiken Woman's Club.
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Aiken
Wes Stout
Singapore
Aiken County Public Library
Aiken Woman’s Club
Auditions for Inherit the Wind at Aiken Playhouse Tonight
Auditions are set for 7 30 this evening at the Aiken Community Playhouse on Two Notch Road for roles for men and women of all ages. Dave Howard directs the production and additional volunteers for sets costumes lighting publicity or props are invited to attend.
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Aiken
Two Notch Road
Dave Howard
Schofield High Reunion Set For Sunday
The Martha Schofield High class of 1952 plans its 35th year reunion this Sunday. For information call 1-404-722ern.
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Schofield High
Martha Schofield
Dog hair spun into yarn for wearable sweaters and scarves
Nassau New Yorker Steve Holzinger suggests turning dog hair into yarn after washing with ivory soap and alcohol and dyeing with Kool Aid. He notes Alaskan Huskies and Samoyeds yield the best fur, producing soft iridescent yarn though dogs may still detect the scent after washing.
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Steve Holzinger
Nassau
N.Y
Holzinger
Pet hair and social life in a lively town scene
A playful narrator imagines walking with four dogs that beg for attention and chase cars. They reflect on shedding being minor, the impracticality of spinning dog hair as a hobby, and the humor of needing flea powder before social events.
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Playhouse Tonight
Partnership For
Aiken Standard
Lynne Katonak
Porky Bradberry
Whiskey Rd
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