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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1974

Page

10

3 Honored At Chamber Banquet

The United Way of Aiken County honored three individuals at a chamber banquet. Mrs. Powell, 78, described as giving her life to others, has held many civic roles and volunteers weekly at the Aiken Nursing Home. Batson, USC student and community volunteer, organized the 1973 Walk-A-Thon for the March of Dimes and the annual Christmas party for local children. Col. James R. Boggs, Center Chaplain at Fort Gordon, praised Aiken residents for their compassion and support for youth and military personnel and received gifts from the community.

United Way of Aiken County Powell American Legion Auxiliary Senior Citizens Club First Baptist Church Aiken Nursing Home Galardi Batson University of South Carolina Aiken Columbia USC USCA March of Dimes Kalmia Hill Oakwood James R. Boggs U.S. Army School and Training Center Fort Gordon Col. Boggs

Burn The Rocking Chairs urged aging residents to stay active

The Aiken Area Council on Aging held its annual meeting with Arliss Epps urging seniors to laugh and pursue interests outside the home. A nutrition program offers one meal daily to elderly people over 60, with participation at J and W Cafeteria on Newberry St. Prime time retirees Alex Hyslop and William Shuttleworth shared activities since retirement. State Rep. Cecil Collins announced that Homestead Exemption forms may now be mailed for renewals, with first-time filers needing to visit the county auditor. forms must be filed by April 30.

Aiken Area Council J and W Newberry St Alex Hyslop William Shuttleworth Aiken Cecil L. Collins Auditors Office Collins

Park Residents Meet Crosland Park Civic Chief

Hugh Sires president of the Crosland Park Civic Association announces a 7:30 p.m. Monday meeting at the Crosland Drive clubhouse. The session will explain association duties and feature a Q and A with focus on new residents and young couples. Transportation calls 649-4922 or 649-6080.

Hugh Sires Crosland Park Sires

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Windham Carl Littlejohn Chamber Ernest F. Hollings Larry Day Aiken Standard Frank Galardi Left Harold D. Batson Littlejohn Wayman Huntley State Attorney General's Office The Associa Tion By Wendell Hall
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