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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1997

Page

9

Open House at Doctor's Care in Aiken

Doctor's Care invites the public to an open house on Saturday September 27 from 2 to 4 pm at 208 Abbeville Ave NW. The event introduces Dr. Mark Roberts new family physician and staff with free refreshments blood pressure and glucose screenings door prizes fingerprinting for kids and special treats. There are 33 Doctor's Care centers statewide.

Doctor's Care Aiken Mark Roberts Abbeville Ave South Carolina

Police blotter notes car jacking and break in

North Augusta police investigate a Sept 24 car jacking after a woman driving from Seymour Place was threatened by a man hiding in the trunk. He ordered her to Depot store and exited. no arrest yet. Also Sept 24 burglary on Sumter Street with no loss reported and a Pine Log Road truck theft by three youths, captured on store video. no arrests announced.

North Augusta Seymour Place Tim Pearson Pearson Sumter Street Aiken Housing Authority Eagle Express Pine Log Road Aiken County

Grandparents Honored At Wagener Middle Pep Rally

A.L. Corbett Middle School hosts an afternoon pep rally in Wagener to honor all grandparents including adoptive grandparents, celebrating their role in students lives.

A.L. Corbett Middle School Wagener Institution

Students enjoy symphony day in Aiken and Edgefield

Hundreds of students from Aiken and Edgefield counties visited the Etherredge Center as the Aiken Symphony Guild hosted the Augusta Symphony Orchestra. Percussionist Daniel Heffner, 17, a South Aiken High senior, performed Concertino for Xylophone and Orchestra, earning a standing ovation. Heffner, a Mead Hall graduate, autographed for observers and praised the experience as fun and challenging.

Aiken Edgefield Etherredge Center Daniel Heffner South Aiken High Daniel Mayuzumi Mead Hall

Young Students Praise Daniel at School Concert

Daniel drew applause from East Aiken and Jefferson Elementary pupils who called him the show’s highlight. Nine year old Andrew Culp and Josh Stephens gave top marks to Sousa’s Semper Fidelis while Darrell Mosley enjoyed musical samples from The Wizard of Oz. Announcer Matt Stoval guided Gerald McBoing Boing as percussion voices carried the performance.

Andrew Culp East Aiken Elementary Daniel Josh Stephens Jefferson Elementary Darrell Mosley Matthew Kristiansen Oakwood-Windsor Matt Stoval Wagc Radio Augusta Fun Gerald McBoing Boing

GALEF Highlights Progress in Downtown Aiken Projects

GALEF and local groups met to review the strategic plan status with reports from GALEF Aiken Corporation ADDA and the Chamber of Commerce. Sam Erb outlined past and future ADDA projects while Mangiante stressed five funded goals including labs early learning arts music and performing arts.

Greater Aiken Eric Diane Mangiante

Anointed to Proclaim Freedom Banquet Keynote Speaker

The 1997 APCC Benefit Banquet theme is Anointed to Proclaim Freedom from Isaiah 61 13. Dr Bruce A Leibert Texas physician and former Fort Gordon staff will deliver the keynote at 7 pm at South Aikien Church of God. Tickets cost 12 50, the event is sold out with a waiting list, and APCC offers support counseling and educational services for women facing unexpected pregnancies. For more information call 64 90

APCC Bruce A. Leibert Texas Fort Gordon South Aikien Church

Plum Pudding's Pastry Fair marked 20th anniversary celebration

Plum Pudding's Pastry Fair continues as Chris and Myril Ramey deny going out of business. The public event runs noon to 5 today with free lunch, wine, hors d oeuvres, and cooking demos by Pat Jolly Betsy Rice and Dianne Torno.

Chris Myril Ramey Ramey Pat Jolly Betsy Rice Dianne Torno Scott Webster

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