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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1987
Page
25
A dense list of community meetings and activities across Aiken and surrounding areas for June 14 and 15. Includes groups, libraries, churches, clubs, auditions for Showboat, health and support groups, and public notices with locations and times. Highlights: Aiken County Public Library events, Vaucluse Center gatherings, Hopeland Gardens concerts, civil air patrol, Showboat auditions at USC Aiken, and various service group meetings.
Aiken area hosts a December 10 year reunion for the Class of 1977 at the Jaycee Fairground Building with tickets at 20 dollars for singles and 30 dollars for couples, plus mail-in address and after five contact Lisa J Hall. Aiken Chapter NFBF invites paper drop-offs at Chesterfield Street through June 22, with two contact numbers for more details. The Curry Derrien Simpkins Thurmond Family Reunion runs September 5–6 with contact numbers for Annie Curry Jones and Hattie Thurmond. An art exhibit by Charlotte Kuehn opens at The Center on Richland Ave W through June ends. Other events include Mended Hearts seminar at University Hospital on June 16, Small Business Seminar at Richland Ave E on June 17–18, Senior Citizens meeting June 19, Widowed Persons lunch June 20, and a Crisis Pregnancy Center session for single parents June 20. Othello screenings at Imperial Theater June 23 feature Placido Domingo with a gourmet picnic. A Phoenix Experience Crystal Healing Workshop June 27 on Metaphysical Study Group topics with pre-registration required. CSRA Big Band Association Ball on June 27 with Don Miella Big Band and tickets via Century 21 and Aiken Drug. Widowed Persons Breakfast at Shoney’s June 27.
Betsy in Southfield urges AIDS Free clubs but Betsy is told such clubs foster a false sense of security as tests may not detect recent infection. The doctor warns that a negative result does not guarantee safety and that infection can occur after testing.
Dear Abby discusses AIDS guidance from C Everett Koop urging monogamy and condoms for higher risk encounters and notes that condoms are not 100 percent protective. The column invites reader participation in a survey about infidelity and relationship duration.
Clarkson University's first class of computer literate graduates plans to enter a high tech job market. Recruiters from Westinghouse and IBM note an edge for Clarkson students in business, accounting, and administration roles.
The Robeson fan pictured in our Grand Opening Advertisement is incorrectly shown as five blades. The fan is actually three blades. We regret any inconvenience caused to customers.
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