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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1985
Page
7
Schofield Middle School Parents Committee invites adults to volunteer for a cleanup and fix up day on Saturday October 26 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Painting and landscaping are listed activities and volunteers should bring paintbrushes rollers and gardening tools. Pine straw donations are requested and no reservations are required.
The weekly bookmobile visits list routes and times from Monday to Friday. Stops include Bonnieview Mockingbird Toobec Community Woodward Subd Montmorenci Montmorenci P.O. Coughton Woodl and Drive Rocky Springs Store Perry Salley Brodie Greenhill Windsor Community Crosland Park Hahn Avenue County Shop Work Release Center Graniteville Aiken County Recreation Center Green Acres Mobile Home Jordan Graniteville Shopping Center Mat tie Hall Nursing Home Croft House Ridgecrest Carrigg Manor Bamberg County Library Nelson Store Kearse Community Ehrhardt Wagoner Store with daily lunch breaks and location details.
The school offers a weekly menu with hot dog on bun on Monday then fish, chicken, beef, and pizza dishes through Friday. Each day includes sides such as potatoes, vegetables, fruit, and milk with a dessert or treat.
The Ai ken Community Playhouse season opener Snoopy gates at 8 p m tonight and tomorrow and Oct 23 26 with a 3 p m Sunday matinee. Directed by Thurmond Whatley the cast features Rev Jerry Henry Betsy Wilson Mahoney Kathy Petty Debbie DiBona Frank DiBona Larry Wood and Julie Adams. Prices 7 adults 3 students 2 children under 6. Reservations at Two Notch Road Playhouse.
The First Presbyterian Church of Aiken hosts an International Bazaar tomorrow from 9 a.m. to p.m. featuring handmade items from around the world including woodcarvings jewelry baskets tapestries rugs toys and clothing. The sale supports SERRV an ecumenical organization aiding artisans in developing areas and refugee programs. SERRV markets about 1500 crafts from around 200 producers across more than 40 countries.
The Aiken County Historical Museum hosts its annual quilt show through Oct. 31 with daily hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Saturday and 2 to 5 p.m. Sundays, closed Fri. Nov. 1 to return quilts. A screenings and four mini-workshops are planned, including Trapunto and Folded Star hoop ornament, with fees of 9 and 7 dollars respectively.
The article promotes honest open sex education for children explaining pregnancy and childbirth. It urges parents to answer questions plainly without embarrassment to build trust and ease future discussions. It cites two books for parental guidance and children's understanding.
The Wildwood Garden Club held its October meeting at Cold Creek Nursery with tips on house plant care from Cold Creek managers Greg Maddox and Lynn Culpepper. A greenhouse tour preceded a business lunch at Western Sizzlin.
The Henry Middleton Chapter of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution held its October meeting in the Aiken County Council Auditorium to honor officers and members for service. Officers praised included those recognized for dedication to DAR activities and chapter leadership.
Dr William Brockington of USC Aiken spoke to Martintown Chapter D A R members on the U S Constitution noting it is flexible with 26 amendments in 198 years. He called the document short and powerful and urged defense of liberty and compromise among lawmakers. Mrs Clarence R Jones welcomed new member Mrs Charles H Meyers Jr and presided.
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