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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1998

Page

6

County Democrats Set Planning Session for Convention

Aiken County Democratic Party lays groundwork for the March convention. Planning session led by chairman Kent Brown will convene in the County Council chambers at 7 p.m. The full convention is scheduled for March 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the University of South Carolina Aiken.

County Democrats Aiken County Democratic Party Kent Brown Brown Aiken County Council University of South Carolina Aiken

Police blotter reports thefts and vandalism incidents

Aiken area police blotter details thefts including a lawn mower and weed trimmer taken from Toolbeck Road on Feb 13 with damage to a second mower. An Aiken man, age 37, was arrested for vandalism after driving across a Banks Mill Road front lawn. Burglary at Kendrick's Store on Wagener Road led to a beer display loss. A car break in on Ridge Road in North Augusta yielded electronics and a hood battery. A storage building break in on Poinsettia Road in Wagener saw $1,175 in car parts and a handgun taken. Burglary on Canal Street in Graniteville involved electronics. Tires and wheels stolen from a North Augusta resident on Kirby Street. A flim-slam at McDonald’s on Richland Avenue involved a white male paying with a $20 then seeking change. An Alfred Street NE attempted burglary occurred with no losses. Hubbard's Liquor Store burglary saw a glass door shattered and liquor stolen.

Toolbeck Road Banks Mill Road Kendrick Wagener Road Ridge Road North Augusta Aiken County Kirby Street Aiken Department of Public Safety McDonald's Richland Avenue Alfred Street Hubbard's Liquor Store

Mike Jones Visits Wagener Schools For Black History Month

New England Patriots defensive lineman Mike Jones, Keenan High and NC State graduate, toured Busbee Elementary A L Corbett Middle and Wagener Salley High during Black History Month. He spoke with students about peer pressure and academics. His father David Jones once coached at Ridge Spring Monetta High.

Mike Jones New England Patriots Wagener Keenan High Columbia N.C. State Busbee A.L. Corbett Middle Wagener-Salley High Jones David Ridge Spring Monetta High

Mentoring program seeks volunteers for at risk girls in Aiken

Aiken launches Girls Only, a first of its kind program for at risk 12 to 14 year old girls. Capt. LaLita Ashley says volunteers need no special skills and will mentor referred youths. A $28,168 state grant funds the pilot, with referrals from schools DJJ and PACT. Volunteers receive CPR and first aid training and participate in advisory workshops.

Aiken South Carolina LaLita Ashley Vegun Ashley S.C. Department of Public Safety David Beasley Department of Juvenile Justice PACT Police and Community Together Capt

Blackville pushes Shamrock Hotel preservation effort

Historical Business Ventures Inc. advances to save the Shamrock Hotel with a $19,000 grant from the South Carolina Department of History and Archives to install interior steel bracing. Two fund raisers are planned a St Patrick's Day event March 13 at Blackville Community Center and a golf tournament March 27 at Blackville Golf Club with a $40 entry. Donations and brick or block name plates are offered, with larger gifts earning a Shamrock donor plaque for the hotel lobby.

Blackville Historical Business Ventures Inc

Valentini artwork exhibi tion links Orvieto and USC Aiken

Thomas Smith reports that the Valentini exhibition at the University of South Carolina Aiken Etherredge Center marks Valentini’s first American showing. The Arnold Gallery becomes permanent home for the Valentini collection and will display about 25 lithographs plus ceramics, sculptures and oils priced from 100 to 10000 dollars. The gallery aims to expand international ties and cultural exchange between Aiken and Orvieto.

Aiken-Orvieto Valentini University of South Carolina Aiken Etherredge Arnold Gallery Partners In Friendship Tiiio Orazio Valentini Livio Orazio Valentini Trish Arnold Aiken Orvieto Orvietio

Rescue ideas voiced for Rose Hill College fate

Owen Jones cites community outreach as key to saving Rose Hill College founded by Julie Jones. At a luncheon chancellor and guests discussed informing Aiken County about the college mission, involving churches and civic groups, and inviting observers to classes to show its classical curriculum in Christianity themed study.

Owen Jones Rose Hill College Jones Julie The Christian College Laurens Street Rose Hill Aiken County Aiken Chamber of Commerce June Murf Aiken Ohio Alice Batchelder Bill House of Representatives Bachelor Elizabeth Batchelders

Remembering Miller Shealy A Palmetto League Pitcher

An old ballplayer recalls Miller Shealy, a noted pitcher from the Palmetto League of 1946 1948. The writer details Shealy s standout curve and fastball, his brief path to professional baseball, and a personal search that reconnects him with the player years later.

America Lutheran Homes Miller Shealy Miller Tommy. Lasorda Jack Hargett Tommy Lasorda Los Angeles Dodgers Jacksonville Bris Tenn Hickory N.C Knoxville Langley

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