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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
6
Rebecca James daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E James of Aiken will attend a summer orientation session for incoming freshmen June 15 17 at Columbia College. She will live on campus for three days and experience college life.
The Aiken Recreation Department restarts the Summer Day Camp for ages 5-7 and Summer Fun for ages 8-11, running from Monday through the first week of August at three locations Eustis Park Elementary School Smith Hazel Recreation Center and Virginia Acres Park. Camp supervisors include Robbin Lowe Donald Milner Cathy Campbell Jacquelyn Simpkins and Frankie Carter with staff details. Registration requires a $2.50 per child supply fee for city residents or $7.50 for nonresidents and registration forms plus fee due before Monday or at park offices Monday 9 am to 2 pm.
Miss Patricia Lynn Pollard and Mr. David Harold Lucas announce their engagement with a Sept 11 wedding planned at Millbrook Baptist Church in Aiken. Pollard, a former Aiken High School graduate, works for Colonial Equipment Corp. Lucas, NC State graduate, earns a master’s at USC while working for Colonial Equipment.
Sheetz of Aiken announce the engagement of Katherine Craft to William Keith Wolf of Augusta Ga son of J Forest Wolf of Danville Ill and the late Mr and Mrs Silas Sheetz Katherine holds a B S in art education and studies for a Master at the University of South Carolina He attended Peace College in Raleigh USC Phi Delta Kappa and Kappa Kappa Gamma Wolf earned a B S in Industrial and Ceramic engineering from Iowa State University and is a member of Kerames and Alpha Tau Omega He is the grandson of the late Dr and Mrs George Malcolm Anderson and the late Rev and Mrs B C Wolf.
Recycling day remains Saturday but moves to the H O Weeks Recreation Center on Whiskey Road. Residents may unload newspapers magazines computer cards and computer paper from 9 a m to 6 p m in exchange for a free Coke. The Conservation chairman Mrs Ben Dyches III and Boy Scout leader Ron Frontroth invite support. Wedding and engagement forms are available at The Aiken Standard office for announcements to be published.
The June meeting of the Aiken County Recreation Committee for the Developmentally Disabled will be held Monday at 7 30 p m at the Richland Avenue Community Residence 1111 Richland Ave West. All interested in helping provide social activities and friendship for developmentally disabled residents are invited. The Aiken County Historical Society meets Sunday at 3 p m at the Aiken County Museum with Thomas Rial presenting Bartram Trail notes.
A 50-voice Pine Forest Freeway youth choir from Dublin Georgia will perform sacred music at Hopeland Gardens at 7 30 p m tomorrow, rain venue Trinity Methodist Church on Whiskey Road. The program includes hymns contemporary Christian songs sketches and testimonies aided by the Freeway Band. Admission is free.
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