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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1997
Page
15
YOUTHStromis e sees the 45 mile trek as a growing experience on several levels. The trip is described as a chance to appreciate luxuries and build fellowship. A major hardship is the lack of showers, highlighted by Janna Lynes.
Session two The Moon Spinners runs June 23 to 27 for children ages 4 9. The Dream Weavers is session three for ages 4 9, final Aug 11 to 15 for The Twilight Players and Artisans ages 10 18. Each session costs 50 with healthy snacks. Tshirts cost 8 at the Aiken Center for the Arts. exhibit by students opens Aug 23. Contact Aiken Center for the Arts at 641 9094.
Mayor Fred Cavanaugh thanked Dr. Manning for her dedication and vision as First Baptist and St. John’s United Methodist Church volunteers funded and rebuilt the house to serve as a ministry hub. The facility will host tutoring, provide a welcoming setting for young clients, and offer an annex at Cushman Arms Apartments with plans for a back yard basketball area.
Six Savannah River Site workers received Community Service Awards for volunteer work in local communities. Recipients include William L. Daugherty Alexander Pope Jr Harvey E Tollison Donald H Turner Mark C Walters and Bessie Wilson Jr. roles span Habitat for Humanity Mt Canaan Bettis Academy and Ronald McDonald House efforts plus fire rescue and youth mentoring.
Susann Deason, reading coordinator at Aiken Technical College, urges parents to pursue summer reading to keep skills sharp. She offers practical steps: visit libraries, create personal home libraries, read aloud daily, and set family reading times with distractions minimized. The International Reading Association and Jim Trelease's The Read Aloud Handbook provide additional guidance and resources.
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