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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 2004

Page

3

Square and Round Dance Lessons at Odell Weeks Center

The Aiken Parks and Recreation Department offers weekly square and round dance lessons at Odell Weeks Recreation Center starting Jan 26. The Carolina Square and Round Dance Club teaches basic to advanced calls. fees are 36 dollars per couple inside the city and 76 outside.

Odell H. Odell Weeks Recreation Center Aiken Parks and Recreation Department Carolina Square Burt Tiffany Anna Marie Tiffany Recre Ation Center Tiffany Burt Mike Gilden Rec Center

Aiken Museum Hosts In-Depth Look at Winter Colony Era

The Aiken Historical Museum with USC Aiken offers a four week series on the winter colony tradition from the 1920s to 1940s. Noted visitors include Fred Astaire Bing Crosby and Andy Williams. Lectures run January through February at the museum with a $20 fee and membership benefits.

The Aiken Olyn Miles Miles Fred Astaire Bing Crosby Andy Williams Astaire Crosby Wilkins Byrd Historic Aiken Standard James Farmer USCA E.J. Wood del Hickey Aiken County Historical Commission Owen Clary Friends of the Aiken County Museum Museum Jean Haynes Usca Continuing Education University Parkway S.C Jeremy Schoolfield Jschoolfield Aikenstandard

Multiple Theft and Vandalism Incidents Reported Across City

A Tuesday shoplifting at Knox Avenue department store saw a man and woman steal a Sony computer worth about 1000, with faces on video and a Georgia brown minivan plate noted. Other incidents included a $300 Trek bicycle theft, a West Avenue bike theft of a Giant Sedona, and identity theft involving a Dell bill for 2738. Police also logged several Augusta Chronicle machine thefts, vehicle vandalism, dog at large, grand larceny on Shawnee Drive, and multiple burglaries with bicycles and electronics stolen across multiple streets. A 2002 gray Toyota Camry and a 1985 white Camry were stolen, plus vandalism at a school site totaling about 5000.

Knox Avenue Sony Georgia

Principal makes statewide debut as SCABSE president

Dr. Teresa Pope, longtime Redcliffe Elementary principal, was inducted as president of the South Carolina Alliance of Black School Educators at a Myrtle Beach conference attended by more than 700 educators. The Rock Hill satellite group and an Aiken chapter are planned, with focus on parental involvement and accountability in education. Pope and her husband George Pope Jr. have five children.

Teresa Pope Sleepy Hollow Petticoat Junction Jackson Pope Redcliffe S.C. Alliance of Black Myrtle Beach Scabse Inez Tenenbaum Ernest Finney S.C Jason Fulmer Scable Rock Hill Aiken George Pope Jr Savannah River Janet Clemson University George III Johnson C. Smith University LaToya S.C State University Cory Silver Bluff Ansley

Four Aiken area residents face drug charges after Jan 9 raid

Investigators with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office and surrounding agencies seized more than 3.5 ounces of marijuana and nearly $8,000 during a Jan 9 search at 26 McKinney St Bath. Jamie Robinson Reggie Laird and Kelly Randall face marijuana related counts. Brantley Jr. charged with cocaine possession. All were released on bond.

Aiken County Reggie P. Laird Chastity Lane Warrenville Kelly N. Randall Grapevine Lane North Augusta Donald P. Brantley Jr Rainbow Terrace Clearwater Robinson Laird Randall Brantley Aiken Department of Public Safety

One Act Comedies at USC Aiken University Theatre

USC Aiken University Theatre presents two one act comedies by James McLure directed by Jade Johnson and Noel Solomon at the Etherredge Center O Connell Theatre January 28 30 at 8 pm January 31 at 2 pm and 8 pm February 2 at 8 pm Tickets 8 for students and faculty 12 for adults Call 641 3305 for box office information Beth Philipp Jessica Bright Amanda Williamson star in Laundry & Bourbon set in Texas during the Vietnam era with Elizab eth Caulder and Roy Caulder and Lone Star features Roy Ray Cletis Fullernoy and David Dortch in a Texas bar The production marks the department's first undergraduate student directors of a major University Theatre production.

USC Aiken University Theatre James McLure Lone Star Jade Johnson Noel Solomon O'Connell Theatre Etherredge Center Joy McElveen Juanita Campbell Chet Longley Corinne Robinson Dewey Scott- Wiley Campbell Molly Morell

Mayor Cavanaugh outlines Aiken challenges for 2004

The report highlights City of Aiken mayor Fred Cavanaugh detailing the key issues for the coming year. He emphasizes budgeting, infrastructure, public safety, and economic development as top priorities for 2004.

Fred Cavanaugh Aiken

City of Character January Trait Aiken Persuasiveness

Aiken unveils its monthly City of Character theme for January focusing on Persuasiveness as a community value. The initiative highlights civic virtues and encourages residents to demonstrate effective, respectful communication in public life.

Lottery numbers Tuesday drawing results and games

Tuesday lottery results list Pick 3 Midday 5 4 3 Pick 4 Midday 9 6 2 9 Pick 3 Evening 2 6 3 Pick 4 Evening 1 6 1 4 Carolina Five 34 6 13 5 21 Cash 3 Midday 2 4 1 Cash 4 Midday 5 6 5 6 Cash 3 Evening 4 6 3 Cash 4 Evening 2 8 5 6 Fantasy 5 12 1 30 16 11 Change Game 1 7 0 0 4 W Change Game 1 9 4 0 2 A Change Game P 7 2 1 3 W Mega Millions 18 21 17 45 3 Mega Ball 21

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Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rates

The Aiken Standard, established 1867, published weekday afternoons and weekends by Aiken Communications Inc. P O Box 456 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 Postal and subscription information provided including carrier rates and EzPay option with monthly direct debit.

Aiken Standard Aiken Communications Inc P.O. Box Rutland Drive Aiken S.C

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