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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1987

Page

5

Smith-Hazel Center Celebrates Black History Month Events

The Smith-Hazel Recreation Center kicks off Black History Month with a Saturday talent show and fashion display by local youths. A $5 benefit breakfast Monday funds the Martha Schofield Scholarship. programs honor Joseph Hazel and Jason Smith on Feb 21. The free event features CSRA Senior Choir and The Word with a history of Black music styles.

Smith-Hazel Recreation Center Smith-Hazel Betty Giles Regina Barnwell Schofield Schofield School CSRA Word Giles Mark Myers Ronnie Curry Word Singing Group

West Orangeburg Land Treatment Watershed Aims Across Two Counties

A two county soil erosion program signed to protect land in Aiken and Orangeburg counties covers about 154 700 acres with a $2 3 million budget. The plan funds cropland resource management systems to cut erosion and shifts about 2 580 acres to permanent vegetation while reducing soil loss by 297 000 tons on 21 300 cropland acres.

Aiken County Aiken Orangeburg West Orangeburg David Abney Soil and Water Conservation District Abney Wagener New Holland Johnson Mill Pond Abernathy

Victim Applies Charleston Choke After Refund Chase

Edward Foley, a 26 year old Charleston man, confronted a flimflam artist who swindled him out of 694 dollars. He tackled the man and applied a “Charleston choke” until the victim recovered his money. Foley drove home in anger and reported the incident to police about 30 minutes later, but the suspect had escaped.

Charleston Edward Foley Foley

Special breakfast honors Black History Month in Aiken

Regina Barnwell plans a charity breakfast at the Smith-Hazel Recreation Center on Kershaw Street serving 6 to 11 a.m. Monday. The $5 meal features Southern dishes with proceeds to the Schofield Scholarship Fund, expected to attract about 150 guests.

Regina Barnwell Smith-Hazel Kershaw Street Schofield Scholarship Fund Barnwell Kiichen Smith- Hazel Recreation Center

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