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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1975
Page
6
Dwarf crape myrtle in its second and third year shows healthy growth and spreading habit suitable for hedges or specimen plantings. Hypericum and hemerocallis provide contrasting bloom and foliage. perform regular watering and a second feeding with 5-10-5, treat pests with Malathian spray and Bugetta Sluggeta, and prune iris after flowering while clearing beds of spent stalks and weeds.
Opening lead and a clever cue bid by Rosenberg help his team win the Lancia Swiss Tournament in Chicago. The victory earns a 60 board challenge against the touring Lancia Team led by Omar Sharif for the Alitalia Trophy and potential Lancia cars.
Cimarron high school and district officials report a four day week eliminates Monday blues and gains strong support from 380 surveyed students parents and staff. Most expect to keep it next year with state approval likely after parent votes.
Veterans of Foreign Wars members elected Tuesday night naming Jim McNeal of Aiken district commander G C Lyle of Aiken senior vice commander Ralph Vories of Orangeburg junior vice commander Calvin Wright of Orangeburg Chaplain Leon Taylor of Orangeburg Quartermaster adj Bonnie DeLucia of Aiken district auxiliary president for the 1975 76 term.
A shopper lends a dollar to a stranger in line and learns to value good intentions over doubt. A teacher praises handicap awareness and urges schools to invite guest speakers to teach understanding and reduce prejudice.
Stephen Alan Kern and Wilam Thomas Vernon of Aiken will graduate from the University of South Carolina School of Law. Maureen Fenwick of Aiken earns an associate in arts degree at Green Mountain College in Poultney Vermont. Wanda Sue Johnson, daughter of Aiken residents, named to Spartanburg Methodist College Dean's List.
The Aiken Artist Guild Show runs at Lambert's Art Gallery through May 31 with winning entries later moved to Farmer's and Merchants Bank. Winners include Nancy Wilds Nancy Church Robbie Chee tm Grant Chittenden Mary Toole Elsa Lundberg Mills Merke Anne Lattimore Helen Salley Dee Moseley.
Rachel Williamson's School of Baton will present students in recital Wednesday at 5 30 p m in the gymnasium of the H Odell Weeks Activities Building at Virginia Acres. A program of twirling basic and military struts fancy struts one baton two batons flag hoop and knives will be presented. The public is invited to attend.
The Aiken Recreation Department offers morning and night drape doll classes starting June 2. Sessions run Mondays for three weeks at the Building in Virginia Acres Park. Fees are 12.50 inside city limits and 15.50 outside. June Gamble leads the instruction with supplies provided. Call for registration details.
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