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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1975
Page
16
Staff Reporter Lynne Katonak profiles a local woman in Aiken County whose hobby inspires a community kitchen project. The piece highlights personal interest, community engagement, and the cultural role of food and conversation in local life.
The piece notes big name tennis players like Jimmy Connors becoming household words and shares a quirky menu idea by Terry Weinle for player meals. It lists drinks and dishes such as Cranberry Cocktail, Orange Juice, Vegetable Tomato Juice, and Riggs Stew with BJ Drop Shots as suggested menu items.
Aiken resident Terry creates tennis inspired kitchenware, including an apron using tennis ball can hardware, and names dishes after court terms. She shares an avocado grapefruit throwback toss and a robust beef stew with dumplings, inspired by a cookbook and local social tennis circles. Terry moved from Connecticut two and a half years ago and quickly became a town booster, hosting visitors from Evansville and praising Aiken.
Audrey Gellis reports on the storm of views about hair dyes and cancer risk. Dr. Bruce Ames warns dyes may damage genes in bacteria and raise cancer concerns, while industry and FDA defenders cite tests and safety programs, urging large scale human studies.
Mindy Weisser helps Lenoir Rhyne College win College Bowl as the Student Government Association honors a wide array of Winter Quarter Dean's List recipients. From Aiken and surrounding areas, dozens of TEC and TEC evening program students earned recognition, including Patricia Cherry, Jo hneta Colvard, Clinton Schultz, L Robin Watford, and many others.
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