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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1999
Page
12
A reader recounts a stressful pregame outage and a courteous, effective response from the cable company. A helpful operator guided him calmly, the crew repaired the line, and service returned just before kickoff, prompting gratitude for skilled customer support.
At the Aiken Noon Rotary Club, Marsha Peebles of the Resource Center on Aging outlined why adults aged 50 and up require attention. She highlighted Baby Boomers nearing retirement and common concerns like illness recovery, job changes, divorce, grandparenting, and the center’s Augusta base as a cooperative outreach of St. Joseph Hospital and University.
Aiken Masonic Lodge No 156 gave a 500 check to the Aiken Technical College Foundation to fund the John Bryan Criminal Justice Scholarship. Lt. Chuck Cain of the Aiken County Sheriff's Office is this year’s recipient. The scholarship aids ATC Criminal Justice students or fulltime law enforcement officers enrolled in any ATC program. It honors the late John Bryan, a former Treasury Agent. The SMART Club provides services, and Rotary clubs report 100000 raised for Alzheimer’s research at Emory University. The Aiken Noon club meets Mondays at Houndslake Country Club.
The Oratorio Chorus and University Concert Choir at the University of South Carolina Aiken present a fall concert on Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Etherredge Center directed by Dr. Sandra Field. The Oratorio Chorus performs Bach's Magnification with a chamber orchestra. the Concert Choir offers varied selections reflecting the theme Praise and Thanksgiving. Tickets are 5 for adults and 3 for students, with donations possible to the Oratorio Chorus through the Aiken Partnership.
Thousands gather for The Night of Storytelling produced by Tellers of Two Cities at Aiken Community Playhouse 7 30 p m. Local storytellers Gale Wilkins Gerald Cooper Don Mitcham Virginia Dunkelbarger Peggy Williams Carole Eubig Mary Gene Cotten. event free this year with venues listed by National Storytelling Network in CSRA community.
USC Aiken and local agencies recruit participants for Mothers as Mentors, training mothers of infants to mentor pregnant teens. Mentors must be women 18 to 30, ready to provide information and guidance. mentees must be pregnant teens willing to work on prenatal care, infant development, birth concerns, and parenting. Contact Constance Shepard at 641-4164 for details.
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