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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2003
Page
3
South Aiken Baptist Christian School’s Parent Teacher Fellowship hosts a spaghetti dinner and live auction at the H. Odell Weeks Center tonight. Dinner is served 6 to 7 30 p m with the auction starting 7 30 p m Tickets are $6 adults $4 children in advance and $7 adults $5 children at the door with no family maximum All are invited to attend.
A busy weekend features Sporting Days at Aiken Municipal Complex from February 7 to 12 daily, a spaghetti dinner and live auction hosted by South Aiken Baptist Christian School at H Odell Weeks Center with dinner at 6 and auction at 7 30, and a USC Aiken symposium by the History Political Science and Philosophy departments at 2 pm in the Business Education building room 140.
The Sporting Days Weekend runs today through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Complex. Admission is 3, featuring nationally and internationally known equine artists displaying and selling art to benefit the Aiken County Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Clemson Extension Service conducts the ServSave food safety program at 1555 Richland Avenue East within the Agricultural Services Center on February 13 and 14 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The fee is 05 and registration is by calling 6196297. Red Cross fundraising events are planned Saturday and Sunday with a campus tour at USC Aiken in the Admissions Office on Saturday. registration starts at 9:45 a.m. in Penland Administration Building Room 107.
Aiken's February feature spotlights flexibility as the month’s character trait. Lottery results show Pick 3 1 2 3, Pick 4 49 69 ambers. Cash 3 Midday 6 6 5. Evening 5 1 6. Cash 4 Midday 9 9 1 2. Evening 6 4 6 3. Fantasy 5 7 22 35 31 20. Change Game sequences include N-2-2-8-2-S, F-7-1-5-8, L-8-3-3-4-M.
A compiled list of social functions and performances including An Evening of Champagne Desserts and Love Songs at USCA Etherredge Center, Father Daughter Purity Ball at Newberry Hall, a Rose performance at Washington Center for the Performing Arts, and Bird Bussels exhibit at Aiken Jaycee Fair Grounds with contacts for Jim Kannenberg and Bill Barnes. Also notes upcoming events, high school basketball results, Valentine lore feature by Kathy Jettoats, a sale at North Augusta Community Center, and Aiken Community Playhouse Youth Wing rehearsal details.
The Aiken Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals features Tabatha, a two year old declawed and spayed tabby, and Dixie a three year old rescue dog. Tabatha, a large, laid back feline, is ideal for an older couple while Dixie recovered from heartworms and malnutrition and now enjoys family life with kids. Dixie resides at 410 Wire Road with contact 648 6863.
A March 8 session in Aiken helps home schooling families with children in grades seven through 12 learn about high school courses graduation requirements and records. Hosted at South Side Free Will Baptist Church 1411 East Pine Log Road pre registration discount ends February 17.
A reader plea seeks identifying people or places in Aiken County photos. Kimberley Kirkey invites submissions to display historic portraits, noting a 30 day wait for publication.
The February 10 menu for Aiken County schools lists weekday breakfast options including pancakes on a stick cheese grits scrambled eggs and French toast sticks with milk. Lunch offerings include fish sandwich pizza or tacos chicken nuggets or lasagna and cheeseburger or pizza with sides and desserts.
Sharon E. Bailey, a communications major and junior at Charleston Southern University, receives a CSU scholarship. She is the daughter of Craig and Sue Bailey, a member of Second Baptist Church of Beech Island, sings with the New Vision Musical Ensemble, and serves as an editor for the university newspaper.
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