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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1976
Page
6
A reader shares that learning the right lingo and improving non verbal cues can help spouses connect. Another notes a life saving gift from a fire extinguisher tip and a grandmother defends discipline with grandchildren. A Los Alamitos reader vows New Year self control after Abby’s show.
An exhibit at the State Office Tower in Columbus showcases American grave stone art from 1647 to 1903. It highlights whimsical epitaphs from Sally Lord to a Maine memorial and comments on the era’s symbolism and the decline of gravestone carving.
The Graniteville Band Booster Club will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7 30 in the Band Room of Leavelle Mc Campbell High School. All band members and interested persons are invited to attend. Two films will be shown at the Aiken County Public Library on Wednesday at 10 30 a.m. No charge.
The Distributive Education Club of Aiken High produced seven district winners led by Rose Whittle first in display and Frances Corley first in marketing math. Janet Blakely claimed public speaking first, with Donna Olliff second and Brenda Walker third in advertising. Barbara Davis took third in job interview and Andy Meek earned the advertising honor. State DECA finals set for Myrtle Beach this month.
The Aiken Recreation Department announces art classes for adults and children. Adult sessions run Mondays from 9 to 11 am for eight weeks starting March 15 and Mondays 6 to 8 pm for eight weeks. child classes start Thursday March 18 from 6 to 8 pm for eight weeks. Fees are 15 dollars for city residents and 18 dollars for non residents. Marilyn Brown will teach and registrations via the department.
Aiken photographer earns a PSA Color Slide Division gold medal for his work. The PSA, the nation’s largest photographic organization, oversees this achievement by a club member.
May activities for older adults include Clemson's Sixth Annual College Week for Senior Citizens in two sessions May 17-21 and May 24-28 with 250 participants per session and a $47 total weekly cost. Open House at Riverbanks Gardens May 4-5 charges 50 cents. Aiken residents invited May 5. information from Aiken Area Council on Aging and Greenville Street office. Gold Medal awarded to T. A. Waites Jr. of Columbia for 5 Star Color Slide Rating.
Beltone offers a free non-operating model hearing aid via advertisement. The tiny unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level in one compact piece. Send for this free model to Dept. 9424 Beltone Electronics Corp. 4201 W Victoria St Chicago IL 60046.
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