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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2002
Page
3
The La Leche League plans a World Walk for breastfeeding Saturday August 3 at 9 am at the Odell Weeks Center followed by a small picnic. For details contact Lori Subosits.
Community listings show a board meeting at 7 p.m. on Friday at 1016 Vaucluse Road plus weekend activities including a Friday night steak night at VFW Post 10601, Goody's Kids Day, Sounds of Summer benefiting the Aiken Community Playhouse, Fried Green Tomatoes Festival at Country Ranch Beech Island, and National Kids Day events at Odell Weeks Activities Center with listed contact numbers.
Community notices announce events at Aiken County Recreation Center including Braids and related activities from 0 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ken County Recreation Center invites participation in The Chief's Place scholarships and a Sunday exhibition in Summer Camp programs at Pine Ridge Country Club. The Aiken First Steps Board meets with Peggy Wertz. Lower Savannah WDB meets in a large conference room. Help Line training is set at Park Ave office with contact numbers for details.
Fred's general merchandise store held a grand opening on Whiskey Road with free hot dogs and sodas. Store officials described the chain as a discount convenience retailer with everyday items and brand name products. Drawings offered a $100 shopping spree, with prize drawings at 6 p.m. on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Fred's Inc. based in Memphis operates in 14 Southeast states and plans more South Carolina openings.
Wagener Mayor Steve Carver announces a Sept. 1 salute at Wagener First Baptist Church honoring law enforcement fire and emergency responders and others. The 6 pm program includes a Sept. 11 victims memorial and a reenactment of the World Trade Center flag scene. Details at 564-5411.
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