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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2002
Page
3
Sunday through Thursday listings show local events at VFW Post 10601 Etherredge Center Aiken County Public Library and more. Includes Blood Center drive clubs dances and civic group meetings with contact numbers for each event.
Organizers of the AAUW annual Books and Things Fair urge community donations to reach the 10 000 book goal. Hickey notes current donations are scarce and invites all books including magazines and children's titles, with tax deduction forms available. Donations accepted Tuesdays and Saturdays or by arranged pickup.
ATCs coach Charles Welch tells Sunrise Rotary that faith fuels his small program and helps players seize college opportunities. He cites a housing project student who rose from ATC to UTC and then to a four year college, proving basketball can open education doors. Welch notes personal limits yet a shared love for the game. The Rotary meets Thursdays at 7:15 a.m.
College-bound high school students can join a free online live chat about the ACT admissions exam on Tuesday at 9 pm by logging on to TeenLearningNetwork.com. The next ACT test date is Saturday, Feb. 9.
Deputy county administrator Joan Wilson told the Aiken Kiwanis Club that Aiken County has grown from about 121 000 to nearly 143 000 in the last decade. She cited expanded services, tight 2002 budgets, and calls for resident access to e government while stressing taxpayers must fund demanded services. The Kiwanis meet Thursdays 1 to 2 at First Presbyterian Church.
The Saturday Aiken Standard notes an error about Ridge Spring Monetta High School in a report on a new public school science test. It also lists several local incidents including larceny on Old Jackson Highway Beech Island, burglary on Augusta Road Clearwater, a stolen vehicle in Aiken, a drunken driving arrest on Lincoln Avenue, and property thefts on Palmetto Avenue, Old Ninety Six Indian Trail, Hathaway Bridge Road, and Titanic Road. Lottery numbers for Cash 3 Cash 4 Fantasy 5 and Lotto South are included.
Kennedy Middle School named a large group to its All-A Honor Roll including Jerry Blanton Jacob Busbee Mary Carroll Paige Catotti Olivia Cheeseman Natalie Conant Christopher Craig Jon Eklund Anthony England Emily Fox Evan Funders burk Brooke Gibbons Kathryn Guilett Morgan Hudgins Jeremiah Johnson Leander Jones Olivia McNeil Rebekah Powell Domenica Powell Mae Rourk Michael Shoppell Brittany Skinner Kristin Snyder Jessica Taylor Sheena Thorpe Hiro Tsuji ta Lisa van Leeuen Anna Wagoner Alanna Walker Beryl Walker Erin Aber nathy Brooke Beard Mickey Bigg Katherine Blissit Andrew Brownlow Justin Conklin Sara Dobson Jessie Eisenmann Sydney Fogle Sally Foster Erin Huxford Jessica Lee Carl Lindburg Heidi Lindler Olivia Maxwell Phillip McHood Caitlin McMurtrie Christopher Radford Jeremy Richards Kaitlyn Rosser Tyler Shake Mitchell Snyder Sara Sparks Kyle Stone Kenneth Turner Fletcher Valentine Rebecca Whitten Sara Beaty Peggy Busbee William Charlton Aaron Clare John Corley Benjamin Dangerfield Timothy Faugl Matthew Fisher Tian He Elizabeth Heath Branson Hyatt Amy Laughin Trevor Lightbody Melissa Orwat Samantha Shop pell Erin Smith Kristen Tempel Bryan Thompson Alexander Wang Aimee West Thornton lists Jodean’s at University of Iowa Andrew Holding Thornton named to the dean’s list for the winter semester.
Aiken Standard notes its long history as a weekly paper with weekday aftercare and delivery details. The notice lists the publication’s address in Aiken South Carolina and service information for subscribers and local distribution.
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