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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1997

Page

7

Various Community Events Highlight Local Activities Today

Langley Pond closes for Southeastern Regatta daylight hours with public viewing invited. George Rogers Foundation sponsors annual golf tournament to raise funds for scholarships and charities. Aiken County 4 H Camp runs Monday through Friday with Clemson Extension details. Kennedy On Stage collects tapes Tuesday 6 to 7 pm at Kennedy Middle School Gym. WRDW TV hosts Time to Care Red Cross blood drive Tuesday 1 to 7 pm at Grace United Methodist Church. Family Friends Action Group meets Wednesday at Tri-Development Center board room. Edward Jones hosts Tax and Legal Issues video seminar for professionals Wednesday 1 4 pm CST. $50 fee. AARP 55 Alive Defensive Driving Course offered with multiple sessions Aug 7-9 and Aug 28-29. US Army Concert Band to perform Friday at Living History Park and Aug 4 at Hopeland Gardens.

Methodist Church North Augusta Wrdw-Tv Red Cross Grace United Methodist Church Georgia Avenue

Amanda Sapp Finds Fossil Clams on Cherry Grove Beach

Ten year old Amanda Sapp from Millbrook Elementary collected fossilized clam clusters during a vacation week at Cherry Grove Beach north of Myrtle Beach. The discovery adds curiosity for young beachgoers and highlights local fossil finds.

Amanda Sapp Millbrook Cherry Grove Beach Myrtle Beach

Wee Can Ski Clinic at Lake Murray Draws Record Turnout

At Lake Murray the fourth annual Wee Can Ski Clinic drew 96 kids and six adults registered. Ann Tyler directed boats lifeguards skiers and drivers as volunteers. Pam Bean noted the high enrollment and praised community turnout.

Lake Murray Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center Carolina Orthopedics Ann Tyler Pam Bean

Disabled Ski Equipment Advances Highlighted in Report

Volunteers shared how assisting a child to ski brings meaning to their effort. Participants receive modified skis with outriggers for balance, then transition to more challenging setups as they progress. Dr. Clark Moore notes knee board style skies now designed for disabled skiers.

Clark Moore Carolina Orthopedics

Shriners screen children to help fund free medical care

Jamil Temple Shriner members screened children at the Aiken County Shrine Club and outlined a mission to raise funds for Shriners Hospitals. Eddie Rogers described free medical help across 22 hospitals, with air transport and lodging provided as needed. The group highlights extensive past services and a 427 million dollar average weekly budget.

Jamil Temple Aiken County Shrine Club Eddie Rogers Jamil ‘Temple Public Relations Shriners Boston Cincinnati Rogers Shriners Hospitals Temple Hospital Boo Jorden South Carolina Jorden

Volunteers repair grandma’s roof with charity help

Saturday volunteers from St Vincent de Paul repaired ailing grandmother Catherine Brunson’s roof on Monetta Street near Johnssee Drive. The group, linked with Habitat for Humanity, replaced shingles after removing old material and a damaged porch. Brunson cares for four grandchildren on a $929 monthly check, noting her daughter was killed in a drive by shooting years earlier.

Catherine Brunson Ken @oucher St. Vincent de Paul Mrs. Brunson

Former officer joins the ranks of crime victims

Gene Kosin, a retired New Hampshire State Police and Keene Police Department officer, moved to our city and became a crime victim. He recounted a February home burglary where checks were stolen from a back of his checkbook, the suspect later facing court and probation, highlighting local concerns about crime and justice.

Gene Kosin New Hampshire Gene Jerry Miller Larry Stewart Tooxam

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Langley Pond Clemson Kennedy Kennedy Middle School Action Group Center Thes Family Friends Action Group Cathy Kirkland Edward Jones Investment Professional Education Network AARP South Africa Army US. Army Signal Corps Wand Living History Park Hopeland Gardens Ginny Southworth Susan Givens Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Cold Creek Wee Gun Carl Langley Sern
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