Marine Band To Perform At Hopelands
The Hopeland Gardens Concert Series presents the Parris Island Marine Corps Band on Monday at 7 p.m. at Hopelands for a free patriotic program marking the nation’s birthday. The 45 member group travels from New York to Florida and Bermuda, directed by Lt. Melvin M. Tillar with Lt. Sgt. Edward D. Harris as assistant. A reception follows at Rye Patch. attendees should bring chairs or blankets.
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Marine Corps Band
Hopeland Gardens
Rye Patch
Parris Island Marine Corps Band
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New York City
Savannah
Florida
Atlantic
Bermuda
Edward D. Harris
Tillar
Virginia
Marine Corps
Naval School of Music
Norfolk
1St Marine Brigade
Hawaii
Hillar
Gregory C. Aitch
Houma
Claude Casey a country music pioneer recalls life and career
Johnston native Claude Casey, founder of radio station WJES in 1961, blends memories of icons like Tex Ritter and Roy Acuff with a long career spanning 30 years in film and 100 plus records. He reflects on early days, WBTM and WBT, war bond tours, and his Johnston home filled with memorabilia.
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Casey
Hollywood
Dale Evans
Enoree
Danville
WBTM
Carolina Hobo
Major Bowes
Charley Poole
North Carolina Hills
The
Pine State Playboys
RCA
Charlotte
N.C
Rock Hill
RCA Victor
Atlanta
MGM
WBT
Dixie Farm Club
Tennessee Ramblers
Buster and Billie
Jan Michael Vincent
Cowboy Copas
Jerry Colonna
Fred Kirby
Ruth Derrick
Mike
McKissick
University of South Carolina
Nashville Coun
Try Music Foundation
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
United States
WJES
Jobs Take Note Of Students In Kansas City Jazz Program
Kansas City hosts Jobs Take Note Of Students, a three year summer program for inner-city high school youth selected by audition. About two dozen students, underwritten by Payless Cashways Inc, perform free in four or five person combos at nursing homes parks and city sidewalks throughout the summer.
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Kansas City
Payless Cashways Inc
Community Calendar Highlights from Gregg Park and Area Events
A busy calendar lists Gregg Park Festivities from 7 a.m. to midnight at Trolley Line Road Graniteville with contests and a family dance. Other events include Heritage Toastmasters, High Noon Group, Jefferson High School reunion, Bing Family Reunion, Coed Body Dynamics, Prayers For Peace, and various gatherings at H Odell Weeks Center and nearby venues. For details, contact Gregg Park Civic Center or Alberta Johns.
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Gregg Park
Graniteville
Gregg Park Civic Center
Bing
Alberta Johns
Campbell St
New Ellenton
Bea
H. Odell Weeks Center
H. Odell Weeks
Recreation Department
Upcoming July Community Classes and Art Exhibition
Prepared Childbirth Classes at HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers run July 10 from 7 to 9 PM with films on labor breathing and a tour of the OB area. Nellie Mae Rowe works shown at Gertrude Herbert Memorial Institute July 3 to 25 with opening July 11 at 7 PM. Tennis lessons for adults at Virginia Acres Park July 7 with three skill levels and fees of 18 or 23 dollars, call 648-0151 to register.
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HCA Aiken
Gertrude Herbert
Georgia Council For the Arts
Institute
Virginia Acres Park
Recreation Department
Help Us List Your Event Calendar Request
Community notices invite clubs and meeting representatives to submit event details to The Aiken Standard. Include date and specifics with contact info and mail to the newspaper, ensuring notices arrive at least two working days before publication.
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