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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1970

Page

8

Gilbert and Sullivan in Aiken A Treat for Fans

Aiken audiences enjoyed a Gilbert and Sullivan program featuring five singers formerly with D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Donald Adams Thomas Round Valerie Masterson John Cartier Helen Landis and pianist Michael Moores presented solos duets and ensembles from 12 G and S operas plus Cox and Box. The performance highlighted familiar favorites and rarer numbers, with excellent diction and standout performances by Masterson Round and Adams. It opened the season for Aiken Community Concerts.

Cuthbert J. Twilly Wie D’oyly Carte Opera Company Donald Adans Thomas Round Valerie Masterson John Cartier Helen Landis Michael Moores Cox and Box F. C. Burnand Sullivan Planthe G&s Utopia Ltd

Anarchist and Drug Pusher Labeled Threat to Education

North Augusta South Carolina AP Rep Bryan Dorn labeled an anarchist and a drug pusher a clear threat to public and higher education. He spoke amid a North Ango Scout awards event claiming they promote chaos and portray the nation as weak from within.

North Augusta S.C Bryan Dorn D-S.c United To Dorn Sean 5

Judo Class Offered by Aiken Recreation Department

The Aiken Recreation Department will offer a Judo class for youths 14 to 18 starting November 2. Instructor David Howard brings six years of teaching experience. Classes meet at Aiken Teen Town Mondays 7 30 to 9 30 for six weeks with a six dollar fee. To register call 648 0151.

Aiken Recreation Department David Howard Aiken Recreation Department

U S and Japan Near Textile Import Accord

Senator Ernest Hollings says private negotiators from the United States and Japan are nearing a voluntary limits agreement on textile imports. He adds the deal would derail pending quota legislation. The U S negotiator is Donald Kendall of PepsiCo.

Washington Ernest F. Hollings D-S. C U.S United States Hollings Donald Kendall Pepsi-Cola Co

Free bus ride offered for State Fair for seniors

Local seniors may ride free to the State Fair on Senior Citizens Day October 21. The Aiken Recreation Department and the Aiken Branch of the University of South Carolina sponsor the first come first served trip. Buses depart from Edward's in Mitchell Shopping Center at 8 15 a.m Roses in Kalmia Plaza at 8 30 a.m and Crosland Park Senior Citizens Center at 9 a.m. Call 648-0151 to attend.

Aiken Recreation Department Aiken Branch The University of South Carolina Edward's Mitchell Shopping Center Roses Kalmia Plaza Crosland Park Senior Citizens Center Aiken

Local Youth Don Sprawls Balances School and Delivery

Don Sprawls, son of Mr and Mrs J M Sprawls, attends St Angela Academy and delivers newspapers in the Hayne Avenue area. At 15 he enjoys photography and worships at St Johns United Methodist Church.

Don J. M. Sprawls St. Angela Academy Carrier Hayne Avenue St. John’s United Methodist Church Ernie Schofield Highland Park William P. Berrie

Door To Door Campaign Ends Playhouse Membership Drive

The Aiken Community Playhouse ends its 1970 71 membership drive with a Saturday door to door campaign from 1 to 4 pm. Mrs James R Smotzel urges members to boost seasons and sponsor memberships to a peak. Season tickets cost 5 for four productions with 125 savings. sponsor memberships 10 include four show access a tax deduction and program acknowledgment. For questions contact Mrs Robert Harbour at 648 5691.

Aiken Sue Currie

First Reading of Declaration Sparks July 8 Mass Meeting

On July 8 1776 Philadelphia residents gathered in the State House Yard now Independence Square to hear the Declaration of Independence read aloud marking the first recorded celebration of the document after its adoption.

State House Yard Independence Square

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