Graniteville Band Booster Banquet Honors State Champions
The Gran iteville High School Band Booster Club hosts a Saturday banquet at the Holiday Inn in Aiken to honor the band for winning the State Marching Band Championship AA for the 1971 72 school year. Camden Band Director Bill Basden will speak. Area music companies provide entertainment and door prizes.
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Graniteville
Graniteville High School
Holiday Inn
Aiken
Camden
Bill Basden
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1972
Bridge lesson analyzing North South risk and bidding decisions in a four hearts contract. West doubles and defends with clubs and spades as South leads hearts from dummy. Declarer plans ruff and discards to maximize overtricks while opponents mislead with diamond and spade play.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
King of South
North
West
Altho
Hearts
South
Declarer
East
Sim
Personal Gardening Emphasizes Personal Touches in Gardening
The Illustrated Guide to Personal Gardening by Josephine Von Miklos reviews how gardeners can express individuality in yard design. It argues against rigid plans and encourages adapting to soil, terrain, and climate while considering insects and pollinators as part of garden pleasure.
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Josephine von Miklos
Prentice-Hall
Emily L. Bull
Tips On Living In The Country Review
A brisk critique of William Kaysing’s How To Live In The New America. The reviewer notes the book markets rural bliss to city dwellers with tips on land, self build cabins, cheaper foods, and living options, citing Chapter 5 recipes and addresses for more information.
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New America
William Kaysing
Prentice - Hall
Kaysing
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Wolves On Wheels
Simon
King of the Witches
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Wild Blue
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J. Douglas Burns
Pye
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