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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1986
Page
5
A humorous college essay recalls South versus North roach experiences. The narrator describes fear methods, prank ideas, and a morning alarm when three roaches invaded a dorm shower, prompting hairspray defense and a quick retreat.
Mothers and nonmothers alike join Pat Andringa in Crosby's Dance Studio for an adult tap class. Carl Crosby reports strong turnout and enthusiasm as participants swap memories and seek fitness while embracing a tap craze linked to musicals like 42nd Street.
Peggy Holley recalls watching others and now takes a tap class herself. Joanne Blalock signs up for exercise, calling it a mood lifter. Teddy Ely shares enthusiasm as other members echo the positive sentiment about the program.
A review notes Iron Eagle is fantasy and highlights Jason Gedrick as a standout. The story follows Doug Masters aided by Chappy Sinclair in a mission to rescue his captured father. The film blends action with rock music and ends with a patriotic finish.
Aiken area events include Carol Ryder Art Exhibit at Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center February 1985 daily 8 am to 5 pm through Feb 26. NBSC Oil Painters Exhibit February 2 to 27 at Aiken County Historical Museum. Chinese Auction March 4 at Knights of Columbus Home 7 30 pm admission 1 dollar. Annual Children's Show March 31 at South Aiken High School benefits scholarships and youth programs.
Community clubs and representatives are invited to submit event notices to The Aiken Standard. Include date time place and event details and send to CAL ENDAR P O Box 456 Aiken S C 29802 at least two working days before publication.
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