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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2003
Page
3
Playhouse presents A Flea in Her Bar at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts. Shows at 8 pm with ticket and contact details included.
The 34th annual National Wild Turkey Federation event occurs at the Wild Turkey Center in Edgefield. Highlights include the South Carolina State Championship and the Open Championship with callers from other states. ages 16 to 20 compete in the Jimbo Long Memorial. Registration at 10 am, contest at noon. doors open 10 am.
Four international students from The Bahamas Slovakia Finland and Ecuador shared impressions of adjusting to life in the United States at USCA. They noted food culture diversity and opportunities, with Sokolak highlighting religion and the class system, Jantti aiming to graduate and possibly stay, Huerta seeking employment and further study, and Nixon praising US tech access. The panel, moderated by Dr. Sandy Hochel, was sponsored by USCA departments and programs.
A notice asks readers to identify people or places in local photos and submit information or contributions. It mentions contact Emberiey Kikey and a seating extension, noting possible delays for photo appearance.
Aiken residents Ashley Han, Jonathan Ferguson, Emily Gunter, Jenny Mooney Han, Jill Morris, Ashley Pugliese and Miranda Robinson appear on Anderson College and UNC Wilmington dean's lists for Fall 2002. Also listed are Warrenville Elementary Good Citizens for February and Kenneth Hansen Henkes on The Citadel dean’s list for 2002-03.
Customer service hours listed for delivery issues and subscription options. Publisher contact Scott B Hunter available at extension 203, plus address and box numbers. Rates shown for home and county mail with annual and multi month options.
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