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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1986
Page
6
A syndicated column recalls teachers using hands on aging simulations to teach students about older life. Examples include wearing bunion proxies and impaired motion, plus humorous reflections on the effort to understand retirement and youth across generations.
Aiken County events list includes Chopstick Theater of Charleston presenting Palmetto Pete and The Mystery Library for children at the Aiken library with audience participation. Other non profits host classes, support groups, and noon lunches at local venues including First Presbyterian, Mental Health Association, and Shoney's.
Brabham credits his son Bob with a spark in electronic music gear and shows how his family supports the field. Marbeth Brabham handles bookings makeup scouting locations and running the business while the family stays connected through music.
Literacy Action of Aiken County will conduct Laubach Way tutor training July 29 30 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Aiken Baptist Center on U.S. 1. Five dollar registration. participants may join a 50‑name waiting list for reading instruction with twice weekly sessions.
A list of birth notices from H C A Regional detailing the births of Tomika Diane Robinson, Benjamin Fonville Garrett, Brandon Nicole Drennon, Jacinda Kwanda Tyler, Russell Van Lowder, Bradley Nathaniel Preston, Walter Hampton III, Brittany DeKarla Walker, Corteney Childs, Donald Kelly Parkman Jr, La Shondra Nicole Cyrus, Matthew Samuel Hixson, Daniel Edmond Goff, Michael Todd Rearden Jr, Courtney Marsh Cranford, William James Gagnon Jr, Sara Elizabeth Youngblood, Matthew William Garvin, Britney Nichole Hadden and related family details in Aiken, Graniteville, North Augusta, and Beech Island.
The Hopeland Gardens concert series features the Parris Island Marine Corps Band on Monday at 7 p.m. in Hopelands. The patriotic program marks the nation’s birthday with a reception at Rye Patch afterward. Lt. Melvin M. Tillar directs with Lt. Sgt. Edward D. Harris as assistant. attendees should bring a chair or blanket and park at Rye Patch. The event is free and open to all.
The Aiken Chapter of the American Diabetes Association will hold tryouts for boys ages 9 to 14 for the musical Gypsy. Auditions are tomorrow at 7 p.m. at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Director Will Cole has 35 years of local theatre experience and this will be his 46th major production. Marsha Morgan assists and Carl Crosby choreographs. The group has raised over $100 000 since 1973 to fund diabetes research and education.
The NBSC Oil Painters Invitation al exhibit, toured by the S C State Museum, opens tomorrow at the Aiken County Historical Museum and remains on display throughout July. Call 649-4658 for details.
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