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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 2001

Page

2

Rotary club raises library funds with birthday donations

Sunrise Rotary Club members donated over nine months totaling 800 dollars to the Aiken County Public Library for new books. Library manager Roderick Lee said the roof will be replaced with a leak free tin roof after bidding. March circulation was strong and the summer reading program will kick off with about 350 to 400 children each year reading around 20 000 books.

Aiken County Sunrise Rotary Club Andrew Marine Roderick Lee Marine Rotary Harriett Skinner Aiken County Public Library Lee

Kmart Partners with March of Dimes for WalkAmerica

Kmart stores in South Carolina will host a one day car wash fundraiser from 9 AM to 3 PM to support March of Dimes WalkAmerica. Cars wash for 5 dollars and shoppers can buy a WalkAmerica paper shoe for 1 dollar. In 2000 Kmart nationwide raised 4.6 million dollars for WalkAmerica. Local efforts in South Carolina raised 58 thousand dollars last year. The fundraiser funds research and programs to prevent premature births and protect babies. The South Carolina Chapter reports over seven hundred thousand dollars in research grants and community services.

Kmart Aiken County March of Dimes,o South Carolina Walkamerica Kmart Nationwide March of Dimes South Carlina March of Dimesa Aiken The

Carolina Dog status gains focus at Downtown Aiken Rotary

The Downtown Aiken Rotary Club hosted speaker Billy Morgan Benton who highlighted Carolina Dogs as friendly, agile, and healthy with direct bloodlines to ancient tribal dogs. He brought an adult dog and two puppies to showcase the breed among members at Newberry Hall where the club meets weekly.

Aiken Billy Morgan Benton North America Benton Ridge Spring Newberry Hall Jim Glenn

South Aiken orienteering team wins national runners up

South Aiken High School Orienteering Team earns second place overall at the Orienteering Nationals held at Elk Neck State Park Maryland over a weekend. The A team is second among high school varsity and overall divisions while the B team finishes second in high school junior varsity.

South Aiken Richard Barnes Elk Neck State Park Maryland

Court to settle surveyor's bill for North Augusta work

A long running dispute between North Augusta and surveyor Tony L Carr Sr. and Associates Inc. is in court over unpaid work on the city's GIS mapping project. Filed March 15 by attorney Laurie A Salley III the suit seeks 18925 plus fees and costs. City officials received notice last week and have 30 days to respond with a 30 day extension request.

North Augusta Laurie A. Salley III Lexington Tony L. Carr Sr Kevin Blayton Blayton Carr Kelly Zier Zier

Heins to Speak at Lifelong Learning Event at USCA

Dr. Richard Heiens of the University of South Carolina Aiken will present for the Academy for Lifelong Learning on April 20. The lecture at noon in Room 112 Penland Building covers science literature international relations history and art. Call 641 3288 for details.

Richard Heiens University of South Carolina Aiken Academy For Lifelong Learning USCA Penland Administration

Washington Group reshuffles executives in broad makeover

John Lee becomes president of TRU Solutions in Carlsbad New Mexico replacing Henry Herrera who moves to Savannah River Site to support the US Defense Threat Reduction Agency. The parent company Washington Group oversees Westinghouse Savannah River Company managing much of SRS work. The move aligns with DOE national transuranic waste program requirements.

Lee Herrera Washington Group Masssive Washington Group International John Lee Henry Herrera TRU Solutions Carlsbad Savan Nah River US Defense Threat Reduction Agency TRU Westinghouse Savannah River Company SRS. A Fine Department of Energy

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