Windsor students gift Nixon heritage to new Oakwood Windsor
Fourth and fifth graders at Oakwood Windsor Elementary contributed framed heritage for the new building an autographed photo from former President Richard Nixon. Nixon replied with birthday appreciation and a signed Memoirs copy to teachers and the principal as local tests gauge student skills for next year.
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Windsor
Oakwood-Windsor
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Leroy Rivers
Rita Heath
Oakwood- Windsor
Old Windsor
Richard Nixon
Rivers
Heath
Larry Aldrich
Windsor School
Aldrich
Retired Doctor Becomes Avid Cyclist In South Carolina
Dr. J Allen Wheat aged 68 took up bicycling after retiring from DuPont three years ago. He rides 25 to 30 miles on most days and 40 miles on a recent Sunday, using level routes and a comfortable pace. He is a charter member of the Aiken Bicycle Club and often leads slower riders on Sunday rides.
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J. Allen Wheat
Lynne Katonak
Wheat
DuPont
Cooper
Allen Wheat
Aiken Bicycle Club
Salley Chitlin
Aiken State Park
S.C
National Bicycle Month Proclaimed Amid Growing Local Cycling
The nation observes National Bicycle Month in May highlighting cycling for health savings on fuel and fitness. In Aiken the Bicycle Club formed last fall with Sunday rides from five to fifteen miles and longer excursions. Members promote safety and plan to release licensing details later this month.
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Aiken Bicycle Club
Willie Parker
Aiken
Aiken Bicycle Club to Meet Thursday Evening
The Aiken Bicycle Club will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Upcoming rides are advertised in the club newsletter available at Two-Wheeler Bicycle Shop or by writing vice-president Dennis Ramsey or calling president Bill Young.
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Aiken Bicycle Club
H. Odell Weeks
Park Avenue
Dennis Ramsey
Coker Dr
Aiken
Bill Young
Leftover Garbage as Sacred Kitchen Ritual
The piece describes how a household preserves leftovers over a week to make vegetable soup. It portrays a woman’s ritualistic frugality, transferring peas and pot roast to a smaller dish with a chant to avoid contamination. The tone satirizes myths about American food waste.
Day by Day The Fate Of Leftover Garbage
Erma Bombeck laments the modern kitchen saga of leftovers from Day II to Day VII. The recurring ritual shows the fridge as stage for saving, testing, rot, and the final burial in the garbage can amid family ritual and jokes about American irony.
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Jimmy Carter
Iran
Carter
Presidential Correspondence
United States
Vorhees College
Denmark
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Dennis Ducate
Erma Bombeck
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