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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1970
Page
5
Nutritionist Marie S Hindman from Clemson outlines daily milk recommendations for teens and adults. She notes multiple milk types including homogenized fortified vitamin D skim nonfat dry and evaporated milk plus dairy products like cream ice cream and sour cream to meet daily needs.
The State Vocational Educators Conference was held at Clemson last week with director Terry McMillan and most Salley Crescent Cities Vocational School faculty in attendance. McMillan reports a successful educational week while his wife June and sons Keith and Lynwood visited her mother in West Union. The McMillan home is being painted light gray by Rex Boylston and Barry Jones. Eddie Jones left Salley Manufacturing to return to Clemson University which opened Tuesday. Summer jobs benefit students. School opened Aug 26 and staff settle into routines. Carrie Bell Salley retired and will teach third grade at Blackville School. Quin cy Kinard will teach chemistry and physics. Mrs. Dorothy Salley is librarian. Steve Carter teaches and coaches Wagener Salley High and builds a strong football squad. Steve's wife Lynette Moore Carter will be a teacher's aide at Kalmia Hills School and drive the bus.
West Aiken couple Mr and Mrs W E Garrison hosted a rehearsal party for their son Billy and Anne Edmunds at Rebecca Manor with about 50 guests. A bridesmaid luncheon had 16 attendees and several Aiken residents joined traveling guests from Greenwood Charleston and Staten Island visiting Florence family members.
Ancient Greek astronomers conceived Mercury as two separate bodies. The morning appearance near the sun was named Apollo after the sun god, while the evening sight was labeled Hermes the fleet messenger, the Roman Mercury.
The Aiken Legal Secretaries Association will mark Legal Secretaries Week the week of Oct 12 with social and educational events. Activities include a Monday coffee, a Day in Court visit to the criminal court on Tuesday, a Wednesday banquet with awards, a Thursday Safety Luncheon, and Friday evening gathering. Saturday features a seminar on criminal court procedure followed by luncheon and fashion show.
An elderly mother with a terminal illness prompts advice about endoflife ethics and mercy. A widow considers a socially awkward suitor, urged to look beyond his clothes and see the person. the column urges courtesy and gradual change over judgment.
The guide explains buying tight in bud tulips, cutting stems on a slant, and using foam or needle holders. It covers placing in water at room temperature, securing with tape or clay, and recutting stems after a few days to extend life. Tulips need regular water, and avoid scissor pinching to ensure moisture intake.
At Hinkley Point in Somerset Lt. Cmdr. Maurice Ingram and the Central Electricity Generating Board are raising shrimp in water heated by the power station. The 7 degree warmer water accelerates growth, allowing 18 month production year round, with 25 000 shrimp currently under study and no radioactivity exposure. If successful the Britain import bill could drop from 5 million pounds annually.
August social notes list Miss June Lundborg of New York City visiting her Crosland Park relatives on Schroder Street and Charleston trips. Nearby, Mrs David Mackay and sons stay with Aldrich Street relatives while Mr Mackay plans a flight to Aiken before a Merrick home return. Chicago visitors Alfred Christenson and family stay ten days with Chatfield Street residents as Crosland Park Garden Club announces a Wednesday meeting at 2 p.m. with speaker Mrs G Emmet Kauffman discussing Day Lilies.
New Birth, a 17 member rock group, has been formed in New York as four recording units. The four live performance groups are the Nite-Lighters with eight musicians, the Mint Juleps a quartet of female singers, the New Sound a four-man vocal group, and Alan Frye as a solo singer.
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