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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1970
Page
5
The article extols roses as timeless decor from garden to home and offers a step by step guide to making crepe paper roses. It lists materials including crepe paper wire glue and leaves and explains petal shaping curling and assembly for multiple blooms.
A raffle winner keeps a $65 wig, sells it for $35 to a friend who later returns it. Abby quips to send it to Merv Griffin if he ever flips his wig.
Miss Janice Norma Wolf married Eli Larry Capilouto at Adas Yeshuron Synagogue in Augusta with Rabbi Maynard Hyman officiating. The couple will reside in Atlanta after a Bahamas honeymoon, and the bride’s family includes Mrs. Hazel Wolf of Atlanta and Abe Wolf of Aiken.
Questioned breakfast nook space prompts a remodel pairing sliding glass doors with a deck to feel larger. A privacy fence defines the area while vines planters and outdoor decor add charm. Bird feeding wood features supply a rustic touch using red cedar fir or pine.
The article shows step by step methods for making a lifelike artificial rose. It emphasizes practice improves realism and suggests refining petals shading and arrangement to fool the eye.
The Aiken Adult Reading Program and Aiken Reading Clinic push to cut illiteracy with phonetic Laubach method classes starting Sept 29 at Services Council 310 Barnwell N E. Registrations by phone with director 649 9586 or Services Council 649 9714.
Playskool research urges watching a child at play to learn interests and skills to challenge. Use those insights to guide toy purchases as toys are the tools of a child’s work and play.
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