Pockets Keeps Hands In His Work
James Carter known as Pockets works as track kitchen cook and runs a small auto shop in Aiken. He coaches his son Bernard at Aiken High and stays active in basketball, baseball, and horse work while juggling farming duties and car repairs. He recalls early days as a youth player and a lifelong passion for sports.
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James Carter
James
Carter
Aiken High
Aiken Hornet
Bernard
Camden
New York
Belmont
Aiken
Highway 19 North
Pacers
James ‘Pockets Carter
Track
Phil Jones
ACH Club Helps Ostomy Patients Through Support Group
An Ostomy Club formed in 1980, sponsored by the American Cancer Society and Aiken Community Hospital, aids ostomy patients and families. Meetings on the third Monday cover appliances, stigma, and new information, with local contact Millie Clark providing guidance and resources.
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American Cancer Society
Aiken Community Hospital
Julie Corbett
Joansie Faudel
University Hospital
Augusta
Aiken Club
Aiken Group
Millie Clark
LPN
Ms. Clark
Ms. Corbitt
Aiken Hospital
Clark
Anderson Faudel
Seaside Marines Care for Sick Harbor Mammals at CMMC
In Marin Headlands California the non profit California Marine Mammal Center treats injured and ill seals sea lions and porpoises using a tub ambulance a lawn sprinkler and volunteers. The center rescues mammals from San Luis Obispo to the Oregon line and aims to rescue rehabilitate and release while tracking patients and researching new threats to sea life.
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San Francisco
Curly
California Marine Mammal Center
Marin Headlands
California
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Golden Gate
CMMC
San Luis Obispo
Oregon State Line
Connie Diernisse
Ms. Diernisse
Marine World
Steve Cooper
Delta Joy
Stockton
Delta
Berkeley Marina
Cooper
Jeff Mazzeo
Santa Barbara
Recovered Teacher Returns Home After Years
The narrator visits an old hometown and reunites with a former piano teacher now smiling and steady after years away. The exchange notes her recovery from nervous twitches and a precise recounting of eleven years since last meeting as she reflects on past students.
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Loretta
Forgiveness And Family Ties In A Teacup Moment
In a lighthearted exchange columnist Erma Bombeck recalls forgiveness between friends Loretta and the narrator over music lessons for three children. The scene blends affection with playful jabs about piano mishaps and past tensions, ending with a mutual pardon and shared humor.
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Lynne Katonak
ACH
Crew
Marine Hospital
Erma Bombeck
Little
Toy Soldiers
Kansas City