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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1976
Page
18
A reader questions a partner’s grammar and another worries if she is truly her parents’ child. Abigail Van Buren responds that street smarts matter, warns about gender-segregation ideas, and suggests a footprint comparison while noting the potential emotional stakes.
The National Park Service releases a booklet Visit A Lesser Used Park listing 132 parks. Sample entries include Fredericksburg Battlefields in Virginia with camping nearby and Fire Island Beach in New York offering camping swimming and nature walks.
Aiken County schools produced multiple winners across Class I II and III in economics sociology anthropology geography and history at the county fair, with judges praising the scientific approach. Second place honors and third place recognitions were also awarded to students from Aiken Corbett Langley and Jackson schools among others. The Aiken Recreation Department announced 72 craftsmen signed up for the Spring Craft Festival on April 25, inviting additional entrants with limited spaces remaining.
Emily L. Bull of Aiken will address Town and Country Club on Thursday at 10 a.m. Her topic is Eulalie the Consum mate Woman. Bull is news editor of the Aiken Standard and will join Hilton Head Island Packet next week as editor of a bi weekly. She started at the Aiken Standard in 1968 and has held roles in decor reporting advertising and as women's editor. She has led United Way campaigns and previously served as TC Club membership chair.
The Retired Officers Association of Aiken hosts a dinner meeting at Houndslake Country Club with social hour at 7 and dinner at 8, seafood served for Ash Wednesday members. Warrenville Women’s Club designates a lawn each month for beautification, while the Aiken Camera Club meets at HO Weeks Activities Center for a quarterly intra club competition with a six slide limit and public invitation.
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