Continued Use Of Phosphates Urged
Washington groups urge halting phosphate detergent use amid health and safety concerns. They advocate switching to low phosphate products or soap and say officials should promote safe alternatives rather than rely on phosphate detergents. The call follows remarks by Surgeon General Steinfeld and EPA head Ruckelshaus warning some nonphosphate options may be riskier.
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Washington
Jesse L. Steinfeld
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Environment and
Sore Spots Of Gardens Viewed At Club Meeting
The Garden Makers held their first post summer meeting at Mrs. Herman Warneke home with slides of sore spots in members gardens and after improvements. Mrs. W D Madewell displayed slides from the Philadelphia Flower and Garden Show. Mrs Odell Weeks gave tips on growing marigolds for the Jaycee Flower Show. New member Ruth Pascialla and associate member Edward Cushman were welcomed. Joint hostesses included Mrs Henry Warneke Mrs J R McTeer and Mrs M Parker.
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Herman Warneke
W.D. Madewell
Philadelphia
Odell Weeks
Vann Griffin
U.N Opening Parade Showcases Global Pageantry
The United Nations General Assembly begins its 26th session with a vivid procession of delegates from around the world. Liberian President Angie Brooks and Swaziland’s delegation in colorful robes highlight the diverse attire and origins as officials prepare for formal proceedings.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
South Sea Islands
Liberia
Angie Brooks
The
Dear Abby Letters Spur Family Piano Night Dinners
A teenage girl resents her father forcing guests to listen as she plays piano for company. An unrelated letter from a reader confesses an intrusive proposal to father Sue’s prospective child, prompting Abby and readers to weigh in.
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Abby
Time to Plant Winter Rye for a Green Lawn
Homeowners can overseed with ryegrass this autumn to keep lawns green until spring. Ryegrass is sold in garden centers with seeding rates of 10 to 20 pounds per 1000 square feet. It germinates in 7 to 10 days and protects native grasses from wear during heavy play.
Recycling drive supports Virginia Acres project in Mitchell area
The Will Improve Environmental Program invites residents to drop off green or clear glass, newspapers, and aluminum cans at Mitchell Shopping Center and Kalmia Plaza drop boxes. Recycled materials fund rights for the Virginia Acres recreation area. Co founders are Glenn Nichols and Mrs. George T. Phillips.
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Mitchell Shopping Center
Kalmia Plaza
Will
WIEP
Virginia Acres
Glenn Nichols
George T. Phillips
School Menus Tuesday Through Friday Highlights
Tuesday offers individual meatloaf with garnish whipped potatoes green beans and corn bread with butter plus milk for lunch. Wednesday features fish portions french fries lettuce tomato wedge and banana with cheese rolls and butter. Thursday serves hamburger with mustard relish corn casserole garden peas strawberry shortcake buns and butter. Friday presents beef vegetable stew with potatoes carrots tomato cucumber salad peanut butter brownies ice cream cups and unit baked bread with butter.
Auxiliary To Hear Mr Nesbit At September Meeting
Mr Sam Nesbit administrator of Aiken County Hospital will speak at the September meeting of the Aiken County Hospital Auxiliary. The gathering is set for Thursday September 23 at 10 00 am at the Aiken County Health Center 7 5 Richland Avenue Aiken.
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Sam Nesbit
Aiken County Hospital
Aiken County Health Center
Richland Avenue
Aiken
Wool Contest Slated At Anderson
Anderson contest to be held November 13 at the city ring with entry deadline October 18. For first time in history hand knit and hand crochet fashions join hand sewn garments in same categories. Sponsored by the American Wool Council and the Women's Auxiliary to the National Wool Growers' Association. Separate junior and senior divisions. junior ages 14 16 and senior ages 17 21.
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Anderson
Anderson Ring
David Mar
American Wool Council
Miss Scruggs Engaged To Mr Stallings
Miss Lola Fern Scruggs and Jimmie Joe Stallings announce their engagement. The couple, both graduates of Jackson High School, plan a October wedding at the First Baptist Church in Jackson.
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Lola Fern Scruggs
Jimmie Joe Stallings
Virgil T Scruggs
Jackson
Anthony Joseph Sterbinsky
Stratford. Conn
James Oliver Scruggs
Mooresboro
Mr. Stallings
B. H. Stallings
James L. Hutto
Aiken
Martin E. Stallings
Aiken County Technical School
Miss Scruggs
Jackson High School
Staithes
First Baptist Church
George Stowes Win Yard of the Month Award
George Stowes receive the Yard of the Month sign for September from the Pine Cone Garden Club of New Ellenton. The yard features year round color with blooming plants bulbs and evergreen shrubbery arranged in a neat well planned design.
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George Stowes
Pine Cone Garden Club of
New Ellenton
Stowes
Weekend visitors and family celebrations in the Carolinas and beyond
Miss Elizabeth Tillotson of Spartanburg was a weekend guest of Mrs. B J King. Mr and Mrs Julian D Eliott of Wilmington Delaware visited in Aiken with Mr and Mrs K W French. Fred Hunt returned from trips to Memphis and Oakland where he visited his parents. Mrs Sarah Posey celebrated her 82nd birthday with grandson Phillip Posey and family from Columbia. Quinida Weeks and Isabel Howard spent a weekend in Charleston.
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Elizabeth Tillotson
Spartanburg
B.J. King
Julian D. Eliott
Wilmington, de
Aiken
K.W. French
Mrs
Fred Hunt
Memphis
Tenn
Oakland
Miss
Mr. Hunt
Sarah Posey
Sarah T. Posey
Phillip E. Posey
Posey
Carol
Steven
Columbia
Charleston
Quinida
Isabel Howard
Allen Woodward Returns Home After Visit
Allen Woodward traveled by plane from Jackson Mississippi to his home after visiting his mother Mrs Eunice Woodward and brother Ander Woodward on Westmont Drive. He treated neighborhood children to plane rides during the trip. Burgandy Road residents Mr and Mrs Al Beasley announce the birth of daughter Anna McCoy Beasley named for the late Anna McCoy.
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Allen Woodward
Jackson Miss
Eunice Woodward
Hampton Ave
Ander Woodward
Westmont Dr
Aiken
al Beasley
Burgandy Rd
Anna McCoy Beasley
Anna McCoy
Beasley Birth Announcement for Daughter Anna McCoy
Mr and Mrs Alton McCoy Beasley announce the birth of a daughter Anna McCoy on Sept 10 at Aiken County Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mrs John Shirkey and the late Mr Shirkey. paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs William A Beasley. great grandmother is Mrs Frank McCoy. All from Aiken.
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Alton McCoy Beasley
Anna McCoy
Aiken County Hospital
John Shirkey
Mr Shirkey
William A. Beasley
Frank McCoy
Aiken
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Cameroon
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Dean Ax
P.S
Bill
Sue
Middleman
EL Paso
Greece
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Starward
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Aiken, S.C
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Yard
Helen Mary Fenninger
Thomas Adams
Bruce Ross
Lagrange. Ga
Ross's
North Augusta
Pilot Club
Francis Carlisle
Carlisle
South Carolina
James Sizemore II
Laurens
Weel
West Aiken
Mrs. Allen Harman
HG Kight Rosemont
New Orleans
Kave
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