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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1986

Page

8

Community Calendar Highlights and Meetings Across Aiken and Nearby

A dense list of weekly meetings and speaker events across Aiken County including A.A. groups at Linden Street and the public library, the South Carolina Genealogical Society at 435 Newberry Street NW, and Brent Holcomb as guest speaker. Clubs, councils, and support groups meet at venues such as Holley Inn, H. Odell Weeks Center, and various town halls with times from morning to evening and open invitations for the public.

A.A Linden St Aiken County Aiken County Public Library Aiken Aiken Rotary Club Holley Inn Alston Wilkes Society St. John’s United Methodist Church H. Odell Weeks Center Ladies Auxiliary The Knights of Columbus Council Home Spaulding Drive Virginia Dunkelbarger Langley-Bath-Clearwater Lions Club New Ellenton Town Council Town Hall HCA Windsor Town Council Mt. Beulah Road Waterloo St. SW Mental Health Association

William Schroeder Buried After 620 Days With Jarvik-7 Heart

In Jasper Indiana a funeral Mass for William Schroeder drew about 500 mourners. Doctors praised his generosity and courage as he lived 620 days with the Jarvik-7 artificial heart. His family, including four sons as pallbearers, stood united around a flag-draped casket.

William Schroeder Jasper, Ind William DeVries Schroeder St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church DeVries Othmar Schroeder

Family Says Aiken Man Not A Spy In Iran Case

Aiken native Jon Pattis, an engineer for Cosmos Engineers, is accused of espionage in Iran amid a broader tax overhaul debate in Congress. Pattis denies the charges, his family requests prayers for his welfare and release, and officials say consular access is blocked. Pattis has long worked in Iran and other troubled regions and is the first U.S. citizen accused since 1970.

Ms. Pattis Iran Cosmos Assadabad Tehran Pattis Iraq United States Aiken Stathy J. Verenes Aiken-Verenes Industrial Park New York Aiken High Catherine Verenes Pattis James L Jim) Verenes Jon Ellen Joanna Verenes University of South Carolina Cosmos Engineers Bethesda U.S Washington Post State Department Charles Redman Redman Partis

Aiken County Community Events Calendar Seeks Participants

Aiken County lists multiple upcoming activities and programs including a preschool applications at 310 Barwell Ave and a memory skills course for ages 50 to 70 at AACOA. Also announced are art exhibits, reunions, charity fundraisers, and adult education registration through August with contact numbers for details.

Services Council of Aiken County Barwell Ave Mildred Lloyd Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center Richland Avenue North Augusta Teresa Harper AACOA Aiken Retired Officers Association Houndslake Maurice Williams Jim Hightower Fermata Club Charles Wesley United Methodist Church Trolley Line June Beard Pat Johnikin Aiken County Legal Secretaries Association Linda Lagrow HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers

Calendar notice submission guidelines

Help Us List Your Event message advises clubs and meeting representatives to send notices to The Aiken Standard at P.O. Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and to submit at least two working days before publication. It emphasizes calendar notices for publication.

The Aiken Standard P.O Aiken S.C

Aiken County Citizens Celebrate Hilton Head Award Win

Aiken County residents traveled to Hilton Head to cheer as the county won a prestigious award. Council members Ralph Cullinan and Marilyn Smith praised the countywide effort, noting staff, private citizens, and local entities contributed to the victory. The award will be presented at the August 19 council meeting. The voting board included Dr Baron Holmes IV, Dr David Murday, and Sue Roe. Roe abstained.

Barnes Aiken County McKenzie Baron Holmes IV South Carolina Budget and Control Board Budget Commission David Murday Health Care Planning and Oversight Commission Sue Roe S.C

SRP Defends Radioactive Waste Practices Amid GAO Report

Wright, SRP official, argues GAO report unlikely to lead to problems and asserts plant workers face no danger. He notes soil contamination may require long term monitoring in high risk areas, while water runoff remains diluted and poses no river impact.

Wright

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Chapter of Professional Secretaries Interna Tional Chamber of Commerce Jean McFerrin Linda Burkhalter Jackson Aiken County Mental Health Association Board of Directors Waterloo St Aiken County Nutrition Council County Agricultural Richland Ave Newcomer's Club Houndslake Country Club Smith-Hazel Recreation Center North Augusta Rotary Quincey’s North Augusta Exchange Club Sadie’s North Augusta Women’s Club USC Aiken Ridge Spring Industrial Development Committee Senior Citizens Club Aiken County Recreation Center St Alumnae Panhellenic VFW Ladies’ Auxiliary Margaret Schroeder Stan Jasper Ind Aiken Man Senate Washington House Aiken Public Affairs Walt Frank American Diabetes Association Schofield Middle School Augustus T. Stephens Jr Uncle Tom’s Farm Edgefield Adcock SRP GAO Frances Stevenson School of Dance Frances Stevenson Tarantae Sandra Stevenson Aste Stevenson Tappettes & Jazzettes Soman Quick & Confidential Porky Bradberry Robert Lipe James V. Kasin, M.D
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