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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1999
Page
3
A Valley resident with a back injury cannot work and seeks aid from the Valley Empty Stocking Fund to provide Christmas for his two children. The article lists numerous donors and contributions, totaling 3,819.91 this period, with year to date receipts prior.
Sporting Days Farm hosts horse trials this weekend featuring 140 horses from nine states. Saturday events run 8 am to 5 pm with dressage and cross country. Sunday shows include stadium jumping. Venue contact Joannah Glass at 648-0100 for details.
An upper level service runs from 6 7 pm and the meeting will begin at 7 pm. The public is invited to attend.
Robin M Dobbs, former teacher at Liberty Baptist Church Christian Academy, files unlawful termination suit in Aiken County circuit court seeking back pay and damages for mental anguish. Claims breach of contract and Title VII violation after pregnancy led to dismissal five months into August 1996 hire for 1989 school year. says she was fired after taking a sick day on December 7 and returning December 8 with doctor cleared to work. The defendant has 30 days to respond.
Musicians from Aiken Allendale Bamberg Barnwell Calhoun Hampton and Orangeburg invited to band and piano auditions on January 29 at 11 am in Bamberg Erhardt High School band room and Trinity United Methodist Church fellowship hall. Band scholarships aim for Furman University University of South Carolina or Bob Jones University. pianists target Brevard Music Center North Carolina. Applications with $5 fee due by January 22 to Mary Carolyn Watson Rt 3 Box 850 Bamberg 29008. info at 803 245 2296.
Aiken County Council members outlined a future growth plan during Aiken Chamber Luncheon. LaVana McKenzie announced a proposed 90 000 square foot detention facility on 16 acres at Wire Road with 363 inmate capacity expandable to 500, costing about 14.8 million dollars funded partly by county savings and a 10 million bond. Construction to start January with the center opening around May or June 2001.
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