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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1997
Page
11
A couple from 10 side in Calcutta met Mother Teresa, praise her global charity work, and earned a rare 10 minute audience. They plan to stay and continue aid, with upcoming wedding in Aiken on April 25 and an arts event shortly after.
Aiken International Club plans a 7 p.m. talk at the Aiken Center for the Arts by Masayuki Katagiri. Born in Japan and now in the United States, he discusses Japanese culture and changes under Eastern and Western influences. The talk coincides with Bridgestone Firestone's new plant in Aiken County. No admission charge. Call 641-6875 for details.
The first Ikebana Chapter meeting for 1997-98 is set for Tuesday September 16 at 10 30 a m Chairperson Marie W Dahlen describes the event as a bridge of friendship through flowers In Aiken County the chapter formed in 1946 includes Augusta and Aiken members A $5 fee applies reservations via Ms Dahlen 649 9586 September’s meeting features a bamboo flower arranging workshop an auction and a provided container Mrs James Rainey of Augusta presides with a Sogetsu school master’s degree andRIJI award honors
The CSRA Chapter of the Association of Records Managers meets at 6 30 p.m. at the Partridge Inn Augusta with Loren Pinkerman as speaker on The Space Crunch. Kennedy Middle PTO holds an open house at 7 p.m. Dr Leslie Simpson discusses fibromyalgia and Gulf War illnesses at Aurora Pavilion at 7 p.m. Boating safety course begins at 7 p.m. at Seven Oaks Recreation Center for nine weeks with fees 80 full, 50 for two. Aiken County Education Association opens its first meeting at 4 15 p.m. at Aiken High School library. Choral Society auditions tonight at 7 p.m. and Tuesday Sept 16 at All Saints Anglican Church hall.
The narrator recalls a wedding trip to Huntsville Alabama where a purse allegedly ate a checkbook. After stopping once at a noisy interstate gas station the next day the checkbook vanished from the car. Despite contacting numerous gas station name ideas the search stalls with no lead.
A humorous recounting of mislaid finances and relationship chaos. The narrator loses a checkbook, resorts to calling the bank for a stop payment, and discovers the book hidden in his fiancée's purse amid receipts. He jokes about lessons learned and misplaced possessions like a lone sock.
Bo Johnson of Health Management Resources addressed the Aiken Rotary Club urging a positive attitude as a key to progress. He compared attitude to a tuxedo and stressed listening, ethics, legality, and ego control for effective management in long term care at residents' homes. Dean Sackett leads the club and meetings are at Houndslake Country Club every Monday at noon.
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