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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1979
Page
12
A playful reminiscence reveals how a grandmother’s gifts, from cribs to taffy machines, create lively, noisy, love filled visits. The author recalls the joy and chaos of grandchildren’s toys spreading through Grandma’s home with fond, humorous affection.
A readers column presents Fay Cohen's Open Letter to burglars detailing multiple break ins and the emotional fallout. The piece laments breached privacy and lost heirlooms while confronting fear, anger, and loss of self. It is followed by Dear Abby guidance advising a reader on repaying a $200 loan with no interest.
Louise Yancey showcases abstracts alongside portraits florals and still lifes at Lambert's Gallery opening Friday. She studied engineering then art earning USC degree last August and has taught and exhibited with the Guild of South Carolina Artists Southern Watercolor Society and more.
A local recap from Aiken South Carolina on Monday March 12 1979 covers county news events school notes and community updates. The page emphasizes civic happenings and upcoming local meetings in Aiken County.
Four seniors aged 55 and older work part time under the Senior Community Service Employment Program at the Savannah River Forest Station planting trees and maintaining grounds. Participants must meet poverty income limits and pass a government medical exam with hours set to a maximum of 1300 per year all while earning minimum wage. The program funds come from Congress and aims to keep seniors active and integrated into the workforce.
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