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Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1997
Page
6
Midland Valley Lions Install New Officers for 1997 98
The Midland Valley Lions Club installed new officers for the 1997 98 year led by Oscar Lee Kemp as president. New officers include Hector Rodriguez first vice president Hazel Dunbar second vice president L C Jones secretary Wyman Dicks tail twister Harold McKinney lion tamer Dot Jones Rubina Kemp one year director and Jimmie McKinney two year director. Bill Findlay of the Aiken Lions Club presided and was named S C Lion of the Year.
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Midland Valley Lions
Bath
Midland Valley Lions Club
Oscar Lee Kemp
Hector Rodriguez
Hazel Dunbar
L.C. Jones
Wyman Dicks
Harold McKinney
Dot Jones
Rubina Kemp
Jimmie McKinney
Bill Findlay
Aiken Lions Club
S.C. Lion
TEARS dog wash winners and July events in Aiken area
TEARS Rescue Sanctuary held a dog wash at Cold Creek Nuts with prizes for Most Indignant Dog Brissy Most Improved Appearance Missy and Happiest Wet Dog Mac. Sally Kirkland Lowery won a weekend at Willcox Inn. $942 raised for TEARS care. July Gospel Fest set for Gyles Park July 27 4 to 7 pm sponsored by City of Aiken Parks and Recreation and Public Safety. Burnettown to hold monthly meeting July 28 at Municipal Building. Red Cross offers CPR and first aid classes July 28 29 and 31 with limited 12 participants.
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True Ethics For Animals Rescue Sanctuary
Cold Creek Nuts
Gyles Park
City of Aiken Parks and Recreation Department
Aiken Public Safety Pact Team
Burnettown
Augusta Road
Red Cross
Aiken
Portrait of Chip Adams Graces Aiken Museum Exhibit
Patrons at The Big Easy Cafe may glimpse an oil portrait of Chip Adams on the ballroom wall as part of the 16th annual Oil Painters Open Invitational on loan through the traveling exhibits program. The work was painted by his mother Julie Adams and is not for sale.
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Aiken County
NRA program teaches personal safety in Aiken County
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office hosted the National Rifle Association Refuse To Be A Victim class at North Augusta Station 2. Instructors emphasized planning to refuse being a victim and noted most crimes are opportunistic. The program aims to raise awareness and expand certified instructors statewide.
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North Augusta
Aiken County
National Rifle Association
North Augusta Department of Public Safety
NRA
Christmas in July at Patti's Hallmark sparks collector frenzy
At Patti's Hallmark in Aiken Mall a Saturday ornament showcase drew eager shoppers. Deane Lentz said shelves sold as customers loaded baskets with limited production Hallmark pieces. Collectors prize rare boxes and year specific ornaments, with favorites like Howdy Doody Lone Ranger Star Wars and traditional figures.
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Patti's Hallmark
Aiken Mall
Deane Lentz
ICESCAPE Expands Public Internet Access in Aiken
ICESCAPE moves its downtown office to 127 Laurens St to be closer to customers and boost walk‑in traffic. The company partners with the City of Aiken to provide a free public access terminal funded by a $10,000 grant from the American Hometown Leadership Award, with staff on site to assist.
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Scescape
Laurens St
Icescape
City of
Aiken
Wash 'N’ More Express
Hahn Village
McClure
Abandoned mother finds help in state welfare program
Peggy, an abandoned single mother with two young children, credits the state Department of Social Services with turning her life around. After her husband left, she faced welfare as a survival measure, but training and job placement through DSS's Job Club and Aiken Technical College helped her gain steady work as a secretary and office manager.
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Peggy
Department of Social Services
Aiken Dss
Florida
Georgia
Hame
DSS
Aiken Technical College
Pegey
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