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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1977
Page
6
Rain boosts camellias and forsythias in Aiken as bulbs emerge. Exocorda and other bulbs flower while wild plants mix with shrubs. Planting tips cover ferro-pots, fertilizing, pine straw mulch, and acid fertilizers for azaleas and camellias.
Dear Abby counsels respecting privacy while noting parental concerns and trust dynamics. In a second letter a husband facing a money-for-love entanglement is urged to seek legal protection against blackmail and protect his marriage.
Dr. Alton Ochsner, a leading authority on smoking and health, endorses the Clean Indoor Air Act under Senate consideration in South Carolina. He praises recognizing nonsmokers rights as overdue while aiding local health efforts in the state.
The club installed officers for the coming year led by Mrs Mildred Barton. Officers include Mrs Dot Downing president Mrs Joanne Roe vice president Mrs Jean Simpson secretary and Mrs Delphine Johnson treasurer. Donations funded a chair for the Doll House and dues were urged at the next meeting.
The 77 Dance Series presents two performances of Giselle on March 19 and 20 at Bell Auditorium Music Hall with guest artists Ann Burton and Burton Taylor. The program also includes Balanchine's Serenade set to Tchaikovsky, first performed in 1935 in New York City. Tickets go on sale this week at Augusta Ballet Company studio with mail orders available.
A school lunch feature lists hamburgers and French fries with peas and carrots, a citrus fruit cup, a heated bun, and mik as a served item. The compact roster emphasizes a balanced plate with standard sides and a warm roll.
John Little III made the Dean's list at Wake Forest College for outstanding fall semester 1976. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John W Little of Aiken.
Clemson University announces its seventh College Week for Senior Citizens with sessions May 16 to 20 and May 23 to 27. Enrollment is limited to 250 per session on a first come first served basis. Participants will live eat and attend classes on campus for 50 dollars. Applications go to C R White RPA Clemson University Clemson S C 29631.
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