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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2004
Page
5
The speaker plans to shop for school clothes and supplies during the tax free weekend. They say they save a lot of money and participate every year, viewing the event as a financial opportunity for essentials.
Heather Powell states she has finished school supplies and will shop at the mall Target and Wal Mart. Gavin Price from Aiken is referenced in connection with the back to school shopping notes.
Pam Morey says high and middle school kids require gear after classes begin and teachers specify needs. She plans to buy clothes and supplies during the tax-free weekend and may look for a computer while in Charleston.
Lillie Mae Jones of Aiken expresses resolve to use available help as she plans to send four children to school and manage household needs, saying she will take advantage of every aid offered.
The Aiken Horsepower Association drew 50 plus classic cars for a community cruise in led by John C. Spencer Jr owner of a 1926 Buick who calls his project a work in progress. Frank Stone showcased a 1901 Ford while Batesburg resident Henderson Shealy shared stories from drag racing days. Prizes from merchants and a 50 50 charity draw for the Cumbee Center rounded out the event as the group hosts monthly gatherings.
The Hopelands Summer Concert Series continues with the Chris Mangelly Quartet performing at 7 p.m. on Mondays at Hopelands Gardens on the Windham Performing Arts Stage. Admission is free with parking at Rye Patch and Green Boundary Club. If rain, concerts move to H.O. Weeks Center Gym through August. Call 642-7631 for details. An advisory referendum on renaming Burnettown to Midland Valley will get second reading and a public hearing Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Burnettown Municipal Building.
A woman from Augusta was jailed for DUI after erratic driving on Martintown Road with a .23 blood alcohol. A Riverview Park theft saw $200 cash and a $50 purse stolen, plus $300 damage to the car. A Lincolnton man jailed. a North Augusta man at large for false information and marijuana. An Augusta DUI arrest on West Jackson at .22 BAC. A reckless driving incident on I 520 near Ditman Court ends with a crash and a police pursuit. A car theft in Plaza Terrace involved a blue Hyundai Sonata stolen from Bradleyville Road on July 14.
In the final round, the field of 24 teams contends for the season crown amid close standings and high stakes. The key matchup will determine the champion in this decisive sports moment.
Saturday drawings list Cash 4 Evening numbers 2 5 7 2 Fantasy 5 numbers 10 14 18 20 29 Lotto South numbers 15 18 19 24 38 49 Power Ball 35 Power Play 3
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