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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1976
Page
6
Abigail Van Buren answers reader questions on how to comfort a friend with a terminal illness without intrusion. She advises brief supportive contact and avoiding silence. The column also offers dating guidance to a reader stuck with a persistent companion and counsel for a teen torn between love and guilt.
A subdued scene surrounds Carter’s election in Washington. Reporters note outsider status of President-Elect Carter and wan Democratic and Republican celebrations. Feature profiles Margaret McMillan of Florence and Helen Boehme, famed porcelain artist linked to presidents and royals.
Helen S. Eubanks an administrative aide at the local Social Security office received a High Quality Increase award from A Duane Day manager. Her duties include payroll time and leave procurement of supplies maintaining the central technical library and operating line communications. Day praised her as efficient and dedicated in 16 years of public service.
Stage South Producer Dick Goldberg announces auditions in Charleston in early December to cast a four week professional tour of a new musical. Open to two male and two female singing actors aged 25 to 35. Send resume and 8 by 10 photo to Merideth Meacham at the South Carolina Arts Commission in Columbia.
The Aiken Standard invites weddings, engagements, and bridal portraits for publication at 124 Rutland Dr. Both engagement and bridal photos are accepted if suitable for reproduction.
The book compiles testimony from major and minor oil companies and pipeline firms on proposed congressional dismemberment of large oil firms. Hastings Wyman Jr argues that current monopolies are not like Standard Oil and warns dismemberment could raise consumer costs and reduce R and D.
The Aiken Recreation Department announces a four week tumbling class for children ages six to ten starting November 24. Classes run each Wednesday from 5 to 6 30 p m with a fee of 12 inside city limits and 14 outside. Becky Lock will teach the class and registration is via the department. The Crosland Park Garden Club meets November 18 at 1 p m with guest James Jay from South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources. Members are urged to invite neighbors or friends.
Pine Needle Garden Club members dressed in work clothes and armed with tro wels to naturalize the grounds with 200 old fashion bulbs. Crape myrtle and Pampas grass had been planted earlier. Karen Edwards and Beth Newburn welcomed as new members.
Create a triangular indoor atrium in a corner to expand a cramped space. Build a 12 inch platform and a 12 inch drop ceiling, extend four feet from the corner, and mirror the walls to imitate a larger opening. Use grow lights, lattice options, and reflective wallpaper to enhance openness. Arrange varied plant pots for color and texture.
Rock Hill Winthrop College reports Charlene Faglier physical education major among 48 seniors nominated for inclusion in the 1976 77 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges volume.
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