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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1979

Page

6

The Pump Organ That Won’t Leave Our House

A humorous reminiscence about a pump organ bought 26 years ago for 35 dollars that refused to relocate. The piece grew in size and weight, moved through every room, and became a stubborn family member with plans for possible custody by court precedent.

Marvin

Community clubs and auditions fill week in Aiken area

Crosland Park Garden Club meets Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center with Susan Arthur of Southern Bell as guest speaker. National Federation of the Blind gathers Friday at 7 p.m. at Odell Weeks Center for officer elections. USC Aiken hosts To Kill a Mockingbird film Monday at 7 30 p.m. in Room 107 as part of the South Carolina: Past Present and Future series. Aiken Community Playhouse posts tryouts for Carousel Saturday Sunday 3 p.m. and Monday 7 30 p.m. Cast details include six principals plus a chorus and dancers ages 5 to 13. Cast taken with Will Cole directing for a May production of Rodgers and Hammerstein musical.

Crosland Park Garden Club Senior Citizens Center Susan Arthur Southern Bell Usc-Aiken Harper Lee South Carolina Aiken Community Playhouse Playhouse Will Cole

Clemson class simulates aging to build empathy and awareness

Clemson University sociology professor Larry Peppers uses a one day aging simulation teaching method. Students wear splints and wrap cellophane to mimic arthritis and vision loss, cotton in ears to dull hearing, and experience fatigue climbing stairs. They report greater understanding and empathy for the elderly and reflect on their own aging.

Clemson Clemson University Larry Peppers Peppers Lawrenceburg, Tenn Debra Cutts Aiken Robert Fralick Walterboro Debby Bond Florence

Vacations Seen As Psychology Driven In West Germany

German analyst Dr. Elizabeth M Hall argues modern vacations are driven by fantasies and latent desires rather than rest. She notes travel advertising fuels daydreams and risk taking while real dangers are ignored, urging more year round activity to solve inner conflicts.

Berlin Elizabeth M. Hall Dr. Hau International Forum For Psychoanalysis Freiburg West Germany Hall The Journal of the Ama

Moorees Welcome Daughter Julia Tyneka in Aiken

Mr and Mrs Bill Moore of Aiken announce the birth of daughter Julia Tyneka on February 4 at Aiken Community Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs L A Austin of Jamaica New York and Mattie Moore of Aiken. The baby was welcomed home by Katrina and Jermaine.

Bill Moore Aiken Julia Tyneka Aiken Community Hospital L.A. Austin Jamaica, N.Y Mattie Moore Katrina Jermaine

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