St John's Methodist Unveils Large New Organ To City
St John's Methodist Church showcased a Schantz organ, built in Orrville Ohio, featuring 49 ranks and 3 639 pipes. The unveiling included demonstrations by Keith Shafer and organ tuner Kerry Bunn with a 1997 to 2000 project timeline and a Feb 13 recital by Michael Marissen and Shafer titled Bach's Interpretation of Scripture.
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St. Anne de Beaupre
Music Facilities Committee
Keith Shafer
James Heffner
Heffner
Schantz
Schantz Organ Company
Orrville
Ohio
Kerry Bunn
Stephen Leslie
Leslie
Michael Marissen
Swathmore College
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Bach
Newberry College and SLED expand crime scene training
Newberry College teams with SLED to expand forensic training while analyzing DNA and lipstick on discarded tissue. SLED lab staff of about 100 handle 14000 cases yearly, with interns assisting by collecting car paint samples from body shops and salvage yards for database entry to aid hit and run investigations.
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Wells
Wendy Bell
Bell
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
Antiques event features Salley collection and linen lecture
Hemrick Hink Salley showcases American and European furniture French porcelain Tiffany silver and jewelry with remarks from Linda Long. He stresses enjoying possessions without letting them own him. Lectures include How to Love Your Linens by Connie Marks and Bloody Marys with Ben by Ben Adams at Ernest and Catherine Carlisle home with tickets 15 and 20 dollars. Information via Aiken Center for the Arts.
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Linda Long
Salley
Connie Marks
Ben
Ernest
Catherine Carlisle
Florence Street
Ben Adams
Savannah
Aiken
Aiken Center For the Arts
Ginny Southworth
Hemrick “Hink” Salley
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