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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2010
Page
2
Tim Bledsoe describes Your Personal Elf as an outdoor handyman service. He uses a small tractor for tilling and mowing, planning to expand to landscaping. He promotes edible landscaping with vegetables and fruit plants and notes June as the planting window.
Sixth and seventh grade earth science students by Joanne Morton created erupting volcano models for extra credit. They presented outside as they demonstrated varied builds from baking soda bottles to stacked brownies with pink whipped cream and air tubes.
Aiken Young Professionals and the Young Professionals of Augusta contest in Ronald McDonald House Charities plane pull at Augusta Regional Airport on May 1. Twenty-person teams pay $500 each to enter and aim to pull the 155000 pound FedEx Boeing 727 fastest to raise funds for families. Last year's winner was Aiken group in a softball rematch.
The City of Aiken Parks Department invites volunteers for docents at Hope Lands Gardens Rye Patch the Doll House and the Carriage Museum. A recruitment meeting will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday April 21 at the Rye Patch Reception Center. Lisa J. Hall will present and volunteers can sign up for duties.
The Aiken Christian Women's Connection invites all women to a Celebrate Aiken event at 11:15 a.m. on April 27 at The Reserve Club pool in Woodside Plantation. Kathy Huff discusses Aiken history and cuisine. Chef Keith serves an 1835 luncheon from The Aiken Historical Cookbook. Reservations by April 23. price 16 dollars. preschool childcare available with reservation. Contact bowersgran0bellsouth.net or call 649-6697.
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