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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1986
Page
9
North Augusta Public Safety expands a pioneer telephone communication system for Deaf and mute residents. Originated by the Pioneers in 1971, the device uses a teletype modified for keyboard input, listing emergency 279-2121, with other units in 12 Georgia departments.
The Cereus Garden Club won blue for a Christmas vignette at the S C State Fair in Columbia with a natural tree plus table door and mantle earning ribbons. The theme was Soon It Will Be Christmas Day, and Cereus was the sole West Low Country entrant.
The Aiken Community Playhouse marks its 109th show with Neil Simon’s Chapter Two opening tonight at 8. ACP began 34 years ago from a $64 investment and a small group’s dream, staging its first play George Washington Slept Here.
The Aiken Newcomers Club hosts a Texas style barbecue on Sunday November 9 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Kalmia Landing Clubhouse. Beef barbecue smoked beans cole slaw and desserts will be served with beverages. Proceeds benefit a local charity. Reservations welcome. contact Dot Etheridge or Pat Mazur.
The American Association of University Women hosts a volunteer leadership workshop titled Making Communications Connections at USC Aiken Classroom Building. Judi Gustafson leads the six hour session, free to participants with registration limited to 25 people. call Mary Porter at 649-7447 to reserve.
Virginia Tillison was appointed chairperson of the South Carolina Chapter's 1986 Residential Campaign in Wagener. The chapter aids patients with blood forming tissue diseases and currently supports more than 400 patients in the patient-aid program.
Riverbanks Zoo invites all veterans and military personnel and their families to visit in November at a special rate of 2.25 for adults 0.75 for children ages 6 to 12 and free for under six. The 282nd U.S. Army Band of Fort Jackson will perform a free concert November 22 at 2 p.m. at the zoo near Columbia off I 26 Greystone Boulevard Exit.
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