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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1981

Page

5

New High School Bands March To Uniform Drive

Three Aiken County new high schools Midland Valley South Aiken and Silver Bluff race to fund 165 100 66 uniforms respectively totaling about 28 000 9 000 9 000 with boosters community events and school fundraisers pushing progress Midland Valley aims for August arrival of 66 blue and silver uniforms South Aiken expects October delivery and Silver Bluff plans for late August delivery with blue and silver colors replacing red and white

Aiken County Midland Valley South Aiken Silver Bluff Richard Lindell Booster Club Graniteville Langley-Bath-Clearwater Midland Valley High Lindell Aiken Aiken High School Aiken High South Africa Silver Bluff High School Penny Bagwell Jackson High School Jackson Middle School Midland Valley High School

Beach Week Diary Turns Up Damp Weather Tales

A vacationer recounts a Myrtle Beach week marked by rain and a sunless tan. The narrator notes ticket stubs and beach relics, describes few sunny days, and details shopping at Myrtle Beach Mall and a pensive drive north with temps around 58 degrees.

Myrtle Beach French Guyana Eden George Hamilton Columbia

All American Headache Myth Mystique and Origins

A syndicated columnist extols the headache as a universal excuse and social mystique. It cites social reactions to pain, jokes about avoiding duties, and credits Winona Haslipp of London with inventing the phrase in 1813 after a pewter mug mishap.

Aunt May Winona Haslipp London Winona

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