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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1987
Page
5
Clemson Extension Service offers a private pesticide applicators license course on Wednesday April 15 at 4 PM. Held at the Aiken County Agricultural Services Center 1555 Richland Ave East the program covers purchasing and applying restricted use chemicals. To register call 649 6911.
The Aiken County Commission for the Handicapped will award three $500 scholarships for postsecondary study. This marks the sixth year of the program funded by AMBUCS. Applicants must be handicapped residents of Aiken County enrolled or accepted at a postsecondary school with a 2.3 GPA and a financial need statement. May 15 is the deadline.
The Aiken County Historical Museum displays the Ninth Annual Awards Exhibition of the South Carolina Watercolor Society through April 30. Claude Croney of Cedar Key, Florida, juried the show, selecting thirty paintings for the traveling exhibit. Admission is free with hours Tuesday to Friday. For details call 642-2015.
The Pilot Club of Aiken offers American flags for 11 dollars per kit. Each kit includes a 3 by 5 flag, a holder and a 6 foot pole with an eagle finial. Proceeds benefit the Tri Development Center. Call Kellah Cleckley at 648-4631 or Edmunds at 648-0448 to purchase.
The Aiken Artist Guild schedules its Spring Art Show from April 5 to 24 at USC Aiken Etherredge Center. Opening reception Sunday 2 to 5 p.m.. show runs April 6 to 24 daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Entries include watercolors to inks. diverse amateur and professional artists. Best of Show plus 12 awards. Gus Lehman Tree Award for best tree depiction. Judge: Jack King, Augusta College associate professor of fine arts. Reception open to public with refreshments.
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