New Rock Group To Play For Special Olympics
Aiken hosts a benefit show titled A Little Bit of Music at the H O Weeks Activities Center featuring Queens Grant a four member band. Proceeds support Special Olympics local programs with acts by Kathy Schilb Amy Chittenden and Miss Hydrick including original song This Bird Has Flown. Performances run 8 p m to midnight this Saturday and Friday June 18 with tickets 2 adults 1 student available at Hydricks locations.
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Aiken
H.O. Weeks Activities Center
Queens Grant
Ashley Foreman
Attilla
Dale Redd
Butterfield
Mike Thompson
Marcia Hydrick
Miss Hydrick
Kathy Schilb
Usc-Aiken
Carole King
Amy Chittenden
Olivia Newton John
Babe Ruth
James Gang
Led Zeppelin
Crosby, Still, Nash & Young
Ho. Weeks Activities Center
Community notices from Moseley Barton reunion to bar-b-que
Annual Moseley Barton reunion at Redd s Branch Baptist Church with 1 p.m. dinner and brief meeting invites Seb to attend bring a picnic basket Henry Moseley Jr. and Mrs Mildred Barton listed for information Aiken Retired Pairs and Spares hold second Chicken Bar B Que on Thursday June 17 at 4 p.m. H O Weeks Activities Building $1 50 per person reservations via Mark Beaumont or Dan Beaumont after 242 months of marriage headline joke note for readers Parents Without Partners invites prospective members to general meeting Tuesday 8 p.m. First Federal Building penthouse Augusta Ga Dr Jane Cross leads Helping Parents and Children to deal with single parent home issue at 985 Broad St Augusta The Able Disabled meet Tuesday 7 30 p.m. at Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home 1101 15th St Augusta park in back loading only LaVerne H Long of CSRA Planning Development Agency speaks on Transportation of the Handicapped Everyone invited to attend.
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Moseley-Barton
Redd’s Branch Baptist Church
Seb
Henry Moseley Jr
Mildred Barton
Aiken
H.O. Weeks
Paris
Recreation Department
Mark Beaumont
Dan Beaumont
Parents Without Partners
Jane Cross
Federal Building
Broad St
Augusta
Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home
15Th St
Talmadge Hospital
LaVerne H. Long
C.S.R.A. Planning & Development Agency
Mrs Hayes Installed as Regent for Martintown DAR
Mrs. Hayes was installed as regent of the Martintown Road chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Augusta Country Club. Officers for 1976-77 include J T Scogin first vice regent R A Jennings second vice regent Ralph Edenfield chaplain H H Briggs recording secretary Gladys Buckner corresponding secretary J Reeves treasurer J W Fenimore Jr registrar J L Ferguson historian Philip Henschel librarian and A T Mathis curator state regent. DAR leader Fred Ellis Jr spoke on the society’s growth and the state project to organize historical records in the Smith-Mettertal Building. Since 1970 the Martintown Rd chapter has supported archives in the city library sponsored a state essay winner won a national safety award and aided the DAR Tamassee school with clothing and cash.
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Paul Hayes
Martintown Rd
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
Augusta Country Club
J.T. Scogin
R.A. Jennings
Ralph Edenfield
H.H. Briggs
Gladys Buckner
J. Reeves
J.W. Fenimore Jr
J.L Ferguson
Philip Henschel
A.T. Mathis
State Dar
Fred Ellis Jr
National Dar Society
Ellis
Smith - Metterta
Dar Tamassee School
College announces May commencement and Dean's List
Robert Edward Anderson of Graniteville Camille Billiter Blake of North Augusta Howard Capers Horton of Belvedere and Susan Carole Somers of Aiken earned Bachelor of Science degrees at Baptist College of Charleston on May 23 as 358 candidates completed the tenth graduating class. Kathy R. Petty of New Ellenton made the spring Dean's List at Newberry College and serves as public relations officer for the Delta Omicron chapter. she is a rising junior English education major with a poem published by National Poetry Press.
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Robert Edward Anderson
Graniteville
Camille Billiter Blake
North Augusta
Howard Capers Horton
Belvedere
Susan Carole Somers
Aiken
Baptist College At
Charleston
Kathy R. Petty
FW. Petty
New Ellenton
Newberry College
Newberry Miss Petty
Aiken Recreation Dept Seeks Volunteers for Summer Program
The Aiken Recreation Department needs volunteers for its summer playground program. Applicants aged 15 and over must be available 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday until August 6. Interested persons may attend Volunteer Orientation this Monday at 9 a.m. at the H.O. Weeks Activities Center.
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Aiken
H.O. Weeks
Gardening In Aiken By Eleanor Haasis
Belated winter ends and June warmth arrives in Aiken with high 80s to 90s. Water deeply for new shrubs and beds. drought returns. Water azaleas camellias and roses. gardenias need foliage soaking. magnolias bloom profusely with fragrance. Plant plans emphasize hemerocallis and companion perennials with compost and proper drainage. July will bring more planting details. start planning now for late summer and fall.
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Park Ave
Grace Ave
Marlboro St
Whiskey Rd
Emmett Kauffmans
Canterbury Ct
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Ompior
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Niet Labs
Coleman’s Shoes
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Lippy Mort Ot
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WLOW
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Shop For Women
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