Winn Receives Eagle Scout Award at Church Ceremony
Tom Winn a South Aiken High School senior received the Eagle Scout Award in a ceremony at First Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. He has been a scout five years earned merit badges completed an Eagle project and gained board of review approval. City manager Roland H Windham spoke as special guest. Winn is son of Mr and Mrs Willard G Winn of Aiken and a member of Troop 110 sponsored by First Presbyterian Church with Scoutmaster Dave Lock.
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Tom Winn
South Aiken High School
First Presbyterian Church
Winn
Scouting Board of Review
Roland H. Windham
Willard G
Artist To Travel To Japan Korea For Three Month Residency
North Augusta artist Jennifer McCabe Carrasco selected for a three month Department of Defense residency in Japan and Korea. She will work in eight schools this month and pursue studio work with local artists while visiting. Carrasco has exhibited in Augusta and held residencies with Augusta schools. She also teaches adult education courses at Augusta College.
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Jennifer McCabe Carrasco
North Augusta
Department of Defense
Japan
Korea
Ms. Carrasco
Augusta
Graniteville Girl Selected For 1986 Little Miss Pageant
Shannon Duffie daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Duffie of Graniteville has been chosen as an entrant in the 1986 Little Miss Jr South Carolina Pageant. The Feb 9 event in Columbia will pick a state representative for the Little Miss Jr America National Pageant in Miami in October. Duffie an honor student at Byrd Elementary and a dancer at Mary King Studio competes with peers from across the state.
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Shannon Duffie
Mike Duffie
Graniteville
South Carolina
Columbia
Miami
Miss Duffie
Births in Aiken Johnston and surrounding areas
Birth notices from HCA Aiken Regional Medical Center list several newborns including Tara Rachelle Blackston daughter of Thomas and Rita Blackston of Johnston with grandparents Sandra and Robert Wintrow of Ridge Spring and George Blackston of Johnston born December 30. Other births include Roderick Hughey on January 22. Nora Christine and Carolyn Morrison on January 21. Tiffany Cantrell on January 3. Tasha Redd on January 13. Tunisia Hammond on January 12. Jawonne Nicholson on January 15. Bennie Wade Baker on January 19. Sandy Foster on January 19. and Amanda Burnette on January 16. All at Aiken Regional Medical Center with listed family relations and hometowns.
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Tara Rachelle Blackston
Thomas Russell Blackston
Thomas Russell
Johnston
Sandra D. Wintrow
Robert Allen Wintrow
Ridge Spring
George T. Blackston
Johnson
Hca Aiken Regional Medical Center
Roderick Hughey
Eartha Gunyard
Robert Hughey
Girlie Livingston
Wagener
H.C.A. Aiken Regional Medical
Nora Christine Morrison
Carolyn Joyce Morrison
Katie
Ricky Morrison
Sallie and
Marie
Graniteville
Joe
Christine Morrison
Warrenville
Frank and
Sallie Barrs
H.C.A. Aiken Reginal Medical
Tiffany Michelle Cantrell
Danny Cantrell
Danielle Faye
Clearwater
Carolyn Klina
Don Klina
North Augusta
James O. Cantrell
Tasha Nicole Redd
David Redd
Donald Seigler
Glenn Redd
Aiken
Tunisia
Reshey Hammond
Harvey Beach
Rebecca Hammond
Blackville
James Hammond
Henry Beach
Denmark
H.C.A. Regional Medical
Jawonne Tramell Nicholson
Ricky Nicholson
Henry Jefferson
Langley
William Nicholson
Far Rockway
N.Y
Bennie Wade Baker
Bath
Bonnie Busbee
Janet Busbee
Belvedere
James Diamond
Sandy Marie Foster
John Henry Foster, Jr
Wendy Lee
John Henry Foster
New Ellenton
Amanda Jane Burnette
James G
Jenny M. Burnette
Jennifer Lynn
Opera soprano Anna Case Mackay leaves $1.2 million gift
The estate of former Metropolitan Opera soprano Anna Case Mackay donates 1.2 million dollars to the opera. A large portion funds an endowment to support future productions and operations.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Anna Case Mackay
The
Opera
Equine Artist Sheila Isham Exhibit Opens at Hall of Fame
An exhibit by equestrian artist Sheila Isham opens Sunday at the Thoroughbred Hall of Fame in Hopeland Gardens. A 5 to 6 p.m. reception accompanies the show with works from major collections including the Albright Knox Buffalo Corcoran Washington High Museum Atlanta MoMA New York and SFMA. All paintings are for sale with a percentage of proceeds benefiting the Hall of Fame.
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Sheila Isham
Thoroughbred Hall of Fame
Hopeland Gardens
Isham
Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Buffalo
N.Y
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Hirs
Smithsonian Institution
Hall of Fame
Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame
New York Fashion Emphasizes Practical Yet Glamorous Clothes
New York designers aim for practical elegance catering to real women. Geoffrey Beene Bill Blass Oscar de la Renta Carolina Herrera Donna Karan lead a practical American line balancing fit ease and glamour. Beene touts versatile jackets while Karan designs work wear with coordinated accessories and innovative bodysuits.
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New York
Connoisseur
Paris
Milan
London
Tokyo
Geoffrey Beene
Bill Blass
Oscar de la Renta
Carolina Herrera
Donna Karan
Europe
Beene
Austria
Switzerland
West Germany
Armani
Valentino
Chanel
Ungaro
U.S
Anne Klein
Blass
de la Renta
Budget squeeze forces Florence museum to discard aircraft
Florence Air and Missile Museum owner Tom Griffin says visitors fell from 150000 at opening in 1964 to about 20000 last year. He blames Interstate 95 for traffic loss and plans to give away four airplanes and five helicopters to raise funds. The museum holds 38 aircraft plus 6000 other artifacts, including a B 29 bomber disassembled into 27 pieces that would cost about 15000 to reassemble.
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Florence
Florence Air and Missile Museum
Tom Griffin
Florence Municipal Airport
U.S. 301
Griffin
NASA
Widowed Persons Plan February Social in Aiken
The Widowed Persons Association of Aiken invites all widowed residents to a February social at 5 30 p m on Wednesday February 8 at Jean Huntoons 102 Westwood Drive The group will then dine at Western Sizzlin at 7 p m For more information call 6481065
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Widowed Persons Association of
Aiken
Jean Huntoon
Westwood Drive
Western Sizzlin
Aiken AAUW Sets Book Fair
The Aiken Branch AAUW announces its 25th Annual Books and Things Fair at the Municipal Building in Downtown Aiken. The event runs Friday Feb 28 9 am to 6 pm and Saturday March 1 9 am to 11 pm with items beyond books and food. Proceeds support USC Aiken scholarship AAUW Educational Foundation and local projects. Contact Mary Ann Wheat at 6499905 by Feb 15 to donate.
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Aiken
The
American Association of University Women
Park Avenue
USC Aiken
Aauw Educational Foundation
Mary Ann Wheat
World's Largest Art Fair Planned
ArtExpo NY 86 announces its eighth annual exhibition in New York from April 3 to 7. The fair features 500 dealers galleries and artists from 25 countries with over 1200 booths the largest gathering of international exhibitors under one roof.
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New York
ArtExpo
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