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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2003
Page
3
Free tickets available at Etherredge Center weekdays 8:30 am to 5:30 pm. The program includes the US Air Force Heritage of America Band performing at 7:30 pm with admission free.
The CSRA Coin Club holds a meeting at 7pm in the Aiken County Library meeting room. Contact the Extension office at 649 6297 for information and pre registration. The notice includes multiple events with various dates and locations around Aiken.
United Way of Aiken County awards meeting at Houndslake Country Club 6 pm with contact 648 8331. Library Family Fun Night at Aiken County Public Library 7 pm with numbers 642 7585 or 642 2028 in Winter. Springtime brunch at Woodside Country Club 9 15 am with Pam 611 0407. Aiken County First Steps Partnership Board Executive Committee meeting 8 15 am at 2060 The Alley Office with Pegay Wertz 643 3845.
The American Needlepoint Guild holds its monthly meeting March 13 from 1 to 3 at the Aiken County Public Library. Additional events include the Aiken Augusta Spring Rowing Regatta March 22 at Langley Pond with a participant fee and spectator free policy. For info call 642-7559 or register with Pat Poehrling at 706-855-7483. The University Women chapter sponsors its 42nd annual book sale Friday and Saturday at the old Dillard’s building at Pine Log and Whiskey Roads, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. book donations and attic treasures drop-off times are listed, with questions to 642-7179 and 648-6090. The Aiken County Board of Disabilities meets March 6 at 7 p.m. at 1016 Vaucluse Road. call Joan Lioi at 642-8800 for more information.
The report lists February mood as Flexibility and shares winning numbers across Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 3 Cash 4 and Fantasy 5 games including 9 9 9 08 43 and 19 23 24 29 32 with change game entries and a placeholder value.
Representatives from the Aiken-Barnwell Regional Head Start thanked agencies including Aiken Dental Associates Allstate Insurance John Bryant A.R Feaster and Company ASCO B&B Ford and Flip's Auto and Repair for their Christmas program donations. Head Start sent 20 letters and six agencies donated over 500 dollars to buy gifts for 111 low income children and their families.
Peggy Anderson, Operations Manager for Nature Resources at the USDA Forest Service Savannah River, was named Employee of the Year for outstanding customer service, Forest Service goals, leadership and community involvement. Jefferson Elementary School January good citizens list names Logan Merideth Kyle Odom William White Kaylee Britt Misael Elvira Elizabeth Molina Matthew Harris Brittany Justice Jordan Chapman Kimberly Key Kym Wilson Kristen Lizer Stephen Blackwell Deidra Jefferson Chelsea Sims Haley Lynch Melissa Palmer Casey Capps Erin Taylor Avery Sheehan Jessica Black Willie Rainey Shana Cox Sarita Sapp Carlos Young Aidan Cooke Autumn Howard Chris Thompson Denzel Sims George Oakrman.
Plum Pudding on Laurens Street earns VIETRI Gold title from America's largest importer of exclusive Italian tabletop decor. It is one of five US specialty stores to receive the honor. Amanda Morgan of Clear Water wins $1000 Chick fil A Leadership Scholarship for personal and professional excellence as a student at Aiken Technical College studying English education.
The Aiken Standard lists office hours from 8 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday through Friday and provides newsroom contact details including phone extensions and email. It notes publisher responsibility and delivery rates with customer service hours and delivery expectations.
A notice invites readers to submit historical photos documenting faces and places in Aiken County. For submissions contact Kimberley Kirkey at 648-2311 ex 212. Photos may take up to 30 days to appear in Portal of the Past.
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