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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1970
Page
5
A sequence of Dear Abby exchanges covers bringing one’s own date to dinner, a divorced man’s search for autonomy, a wife’s weight affecting marriage, and a domestic worker preferring informal address over formal titles. The writers discuss respect, affection, and appropriate social behavior.
A school lunch schedule lists daily main dishes and sides for the week. Monday features Sloppy Joe with lettuce tomato buttered potatoes and peach pie. Tuesday serves Country Style Steaks with green beans biscuits and ambrosia. Wednesday offers Chicken and Noodles with tossed salad sweet potatoes and crispy cornbread gingerbread cake. Thursday presents Hot Dogs with Chilli fries cabbage slaw jello and fruit topping. Friday provides Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich vegetable soup bread and ice cream.
Claudia Turner Miss South Carolina served as hostess at Lee's Friday during the store’s grand opening week festivities. She has toured several states appeared on The Bob Hope Show and attended Billy Graham Crusades. Turner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Turner of Spartanburg a Dorman High School graduate and former Converse College music scholar planning USC education studies. She was first runner up in Miss America and would assume the title if the current Miss America cannot complete her reign.
Dorothy K. MacDowell profiles Melinda Meyers a Graniteville High senior who drives a Warrenville school bus. She ferries about 69 riders daily from Graniteville to Leavelle McCampbell High and Warrenville elementary while pursuing cosmetology studies and future state boards.
Millbrook Elementary School PTA hosts a 7 p.m. meeting with Dr. Elna Lombard speaking and officer elections for the 1971 NARCE Aiken Chapter 934 at the Senior Citizens Clubhouse. Also on tap are a Neil Simon play at Aiken Community Playhouse with 8 p.m. curtain, bazaar fundraisers at St. Thaddeus and Bethel churches, and a Wildwood Garden Club horse show near Aiken with 18 classes at Deanwood Farms.
The Aiken Civic Ballet Company and the Carolina Ballet Company of Columbia cast Aiken dancers in all female Nutcracker lead roles for an early December performance. Sugar Plum Fairy Claudia Platt. Snow Queen Robin Bruerton. Snow Princess One Mary Beth Per mar. Snow Princess Two Linda Marshall. lead male Darrell Cooper from Winston Salem. Crosby notes strong volunteer support and sponsorship efforts with over 400 letters sent.
Ground breaking ceremonies were held for the first private dwelling at the Taos Indian Pueblo in northern New Mexico. A three bedroom, 13,000 square foot frame house for Julian Romero, a pueblo policeman with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, was made possible after electrical service was extended to the pueblo. The Taos Indians have inhabited the area since at least 1300 A.D.
Burnettown Elementary School hosts a fall festival on Saturday November 21 from 5 30 to 8 30 pm to raise funds for school equipment. The event features games activities a general store bake goods clowns a cake walk a spook house bingo movies dancing and a Christmas paper sale with PTA officers and project chairs listed for bake goods refreshments general store advertising and more.
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