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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1995
Page
7
A parent information night will be held at 7 p.m. Monday at J D Lever Elementary School. Parents may choose from 12 workshops including Computers as Instructional Tools Understanding My Childs Report Card Project Wild and Jazzercise.
Mike Gibbons formerly of Aiken will guest star in Sea Quest playing an alien with scaley skin. His father Whit Gibbons says it should air next Wednesday and credits clever theatrical make up. The family notes Mike has not grown scales from living in Florida.
Jacqueline Dennis of Salley was misstated. Eight students from the South Carolina School for the Deaf will perform with singer Joey Delaney of Greensboro before the Carolina Panthers NFL game this Sunday.
The first fall festival at Aiken Preparatory School drew families to the school grounds on a damp dawn that turned sunny. Children enjoyed games, pumpkin painting, and a MASH tent while adults ran cotton candy stands and prize booths. Proceeds from the event support the school, praised by associate head master Carl Hammond- Beyer for the parents association’s hard work.
Barbie Church describes early suicidal thoughts at age eight and multiple attempts before a 14 year old upbringing. She explains a life marked by manic and depressive swings leading to a bipolar diagnosis three years ago and family abandonment after seeking treatment.
AAT offers a mood screening and group meeting on Tuesday at 7 08 p m and Thursday at 11 90 am to 1 90 pm and 4 20 pm to 6 30 pm. Meetings at Mental Health Association Building 148 Chesterfield Street and screening at Mittorook Baptist Church. For information or to reserve a screening call 643 9418.
Julie Morris of the National Shelter Outreach warns that five to six million animals are euthanized annually due to public ignorance about spaying and neutering and opting to relinquish pets to the wild. She cites misconceptions about SPCA fees and euthanasia. The SPCA acts as temporary guardian to animals and stresses matching owners to pets.
The piece notes two windfalls in one day: an AP report that mass child molestation trials from the 1980s are unraveling due to prosecutorial chicanery, and Freedom magazine's critique of psychologists selling expert testimony. Duncan Scott, a 39 year old Albuquerque lawyer and state senator, is highlighted for challenging court quackery and retracted defenses after OJs case.
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