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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1990
Page
10
Erma Bombeck riffs on New Year symbols the diapered child and horn inspire mixed messages about change. She imagines shedding last year’s baggage, forgiveness, and a lighter wardrobe as a baby enters life ready to celebrate. Editor notes: column appears in the Aiken Standard on Tue Thu Sat.
Police logs list trespassing and intoxication reports from Jan 4 to Jan 5 with suspects Arthur Kirk and John Wille Davis and Joe Nathan Green. County sheriff reports include information on suspicious persons through Jan 4 with multiple offenses such as grand larceny and vandalisms. Detention center bookings show cases of criminal domestic violence minor alcohol offenses and trespassing with addresses and ages.
McKie, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. McKie Sr. of Bath, is a Midland Valley High School senior active in clubs and sports. He played baseball, track, and football, earned All-Region football honors, and is listed among South Carolina college prospects. The Graniteville Exchange Club meets monthly at Midland Valley Country Club with Rev. Bob Wells as president.
The city of North Augusta will honor the Class AAAA Division TI state football champions, North Augusta High School, with a parade Saturday at 3:00 p.m. The parade route runs down 1st Avenue, followed by a banquet later in the day.
The Sunrise Rotary Club of Aiken announced newly elected officers for July. Jack Ratliff will be president elect with Don Skinner as secretary treasurer. New directors are Mike Coleman, Gary Coxon, and Jay Coxon Jones. Harold Walker and Butch McGee serve as sergeants at arms. Guest speaker Gary Coxon reviewed the 1980s with both triumphs and disasters.
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