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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1997

Page

7

Rescued kittens found under a mobile home in distress

Renate Shinsky and Julie Brendel of the Aiken SPCA investigated a complaint about a mother cat sheltering a litter beneath a mobile home. The orange tabby was calm, but four feral kittens hid in the shadows, requiring careful effort to reach them.

Renate Shinsky Mrs. Shinsky Julie Brendell Aiken Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Ms. Brendel

Cats Available for Adoption at Aiken SPCA

The Aiken SPCA lists several purebred cats including an adult Siamese a young Russian Blue an older Balinese and Main Coon kittens plus a pair of large grey brown domestic shorthair cats raised together Adoptable cats carry a 55 fee covering neuter spay feline leukemia test and initial vaccines The shelter at 401 Wire Road can be reached via 648-6863 for details

Aiken Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals SPCA Wire Road Aiken

Memories of a grandmother echo through generations

A reflective passage honors Jennifer Sheehy and Catherine North Sheehy as they recall Jean Sheehy’s life and teachings. It celebrates the grandmother’s influence from Alaska to New York, and her lasting legacy shared with family on Mothers and Grandmothers Day.

Blackboard Jennifer Sheehy Jean Jennifer Alaska New York Aiken Catherine North Sheehy Wali IM Belk of Aiken Mall

Tennis program boosts access with speed-check demos

USTA representative Nomi Husband joined a coaching event in Atlanta to promote tennis in minority and disadvantaged neighborhoods. The Smith-Hazel program offers four week participants a Tshirt and six week players a free racket, funded by local sponsors and private donors with some city support.

USTA Nomi Husband Atlanta Smith-Hazel Campbell Cavanaugh

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