The Graham film Repeat Performance comes to Aiken theaters
Three area churches Cornerstone Baptist St. Paul Lutheran and New Covenant Presbyterian and the Mark Twin Cinema bring Billy Graham's Repeat Performance to the big screen. It is one of only two 35 millimeter copies available and marks the ministry's first full length feature in years. Show times are 1 30 PM and 2 45 PM Sunday at 124 Newberry Street.
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Billy Graham
Aiken
Cornerstone Baptist
St. Paul Lutheran
New Covenant Presbyterian
Graham Ministries
Mark Twin
Newberry St
Burglary and thefts reported across several blocks
Police blotter reports multiple incidents from July including a burglary on Powderhouse Road where a bedroom window was broken to take Sega games worth 300 and a bike valued at 150. Fairfield Street saw a break in with missing appliances valued at 1000 amid a deceased relative’s home. Other thefts include a television worth 490 at Swamp Road and a car valued at 12000 on Gregg Street Graniteville, plus a 3000 computer theft at Aiken Technical College and a Beech Island burglary with drawers emptied and a 10 rewinder taken. A juvenile was taken into custody at one residence and released to a guardian.
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Powderhouse Road
Fairfield Street
Swamp Road
Beech Island
Gregg Street
Graniteville
Aiken Technical College
Atkinson Road
Stocks Close for July 24 1997 by Edward Jones
Greg Paschal reports stock market activity for July 24 1997 with Edward Jones. Names of major movers and closing levels are summarized from the day’s trading, highlighting notable gains and losses and overall market tone.
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Greg Paschal
Edward Jones
Correction notice on misidentified swimmer photo
The Thursday edition misidentified a swimmer in a photo. Errett Hines was pictured floating on his back during a swimming class at the Smith Hazel Pool. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.
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Errett Hines
Smith- Hazel Pool
Aiken
Unpaid ERAD bills force changes to October event
Aiken Regional Medical Centers cuts back on Emergency Responders Appreciation Day support after last year’s unpaid bills. Hospital will handle future participation internally and work with local governments for an altered October program during National Fire Prevention Week. County EMS officials expect some type of celebration to proceed while pursuing tighter controls and new arrangements with sponsors.
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Marchita Ott
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Ms. Ott
Aiken County Emergency Services
Aiken
Aiken County
Tee
ERAD
Usc-Aiken
Robin Ellis
Ellis
Camp KEMO Brings Joy and Support to Young Cancer Patients
Dozens of children from across the state attend Camp KEMO at Kinard Conference Center with care from Richland Memorial Hospital’s Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders. The weeklong event features canoeing, picnics, horseback riding, dancing, music, and fellowship, aided by donations and volunteers. Brothers Todd and Dylan Rearden and Price Langford, among campers from Wagener, share experiences of friendship, understanding, and respite from illness.
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Leesville
Children’s Center For Cancer and Blood Disorders
Richland Memorial Hospital
KEMO
Kinard Conference Center
Wagener
Todd
Dylan Rearden
Price Langford
Price
Bud
Myrtle Beach
Brent
Marlboro County
Beaufort
Dylan
Burnettown volunteers race to fund Park build and fence
Volunteers seek 15000 to complete Fun Valley Sassafras Park after a 25000 grant for design. Car washes start Saturday at 3134 Augusta Rd with free under 12. Beach party 4 to 11 pm at municipal building, five dollar admission. Boards priced 10 to be engraved with buyers names. Spaghetti dinner to follow. grand opening tentatively Oct 26.
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Burnettown — Voluntee
Fun Valley Sassafras Park
Burnettown
Augusta Road
Burnettown Beach
Childre
Bobby Hydrick
Hector Rodriguez
Rodriguez Sai
Bath
Fun Valley
Sassafras
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Rodriguez
Food bank seeks fresh produce donations in fall drive
Golden Harvest Food Bank in Aiken seeks surplus crops from farmers and gardeners to donate. Director Owen Clary notes space in walk-in coolers and ongoing Plant a Row efforts with Clemson Extension. Local schools like Aiken High have contributed, with fall crops hoped to boost supplies at Banks Mill Business Park. Call 648-0752 for details.
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Golden Harvest Food Bank
Owen Clary
Aiken
Food Bank
Clemson Extension Service
Banks Mill
Pine Log
Banks Mill Roads
Smile
Guidelines For Living With Serious Mental Illness pamphlet
Nina J. Nidiiffer profiles Irma Summers Smith’s six page pamphlet Guidelines For Living With Serious Mental Illness which outlines strategies for living with and managing mental illness. The booklet will be distributed statewide by the Mental Health Association in South Carolina after already being available locally through the Mental Health Association in Aiken County.
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Irma Summers Smith
Mental Health Association
South Carolina
Aiken County
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At&t
Carolina
Coca-Cola
Ava DuPont Ore
IBM
Intel
Kimberly-Clark
County Ems
Phil Clarke
Becky H
Donald Rader
Bill Beng
CIA
Billingtson
Clary
Aiken High School
Joe Wilson
Aiken High
Nina J. Nidiffer
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