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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1999
Page
11
Milner residents note crude oil prices react to global politics. Prices spiked briefly during Desert Fox with US troops, then normalized. AAA Carolinas data show gasoline prices near the 1979 low, with Aiken County near the state unleaded average of .87, midrange for some regions.
Campbell, Augusta State University graduate, curates a gallery using nostalgic 50s and 60s photos and ads. The gallery opens weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., admission is free, and for display information call 641-8306.
The Pulling The Thread seminar is sponsored by the City of Aiken Parks and Recreation Department, Body Dynamics, and the New Moon Cafe. Businesses may display a business card in the resource book for a $10 addition to the registration fee. For more information about the retreat call 642-7648.
Tickets are five dollars for adults and three dollars for students. The box office opens one hour before each performance and tickets are sold at the door with no reservations. The theater is at Price Avenue and Two Notch Road in Aiken. Call 648 1438 or visit the ACP website for information.
January 18 22 menus show no school MLK Day and teacher day. Elementary and secondary options include cereals, biscuits, sausages, pancakes, and varied drinks. Lunch varies from cold plates to tacos, sloppy joes, and roasts. Prices: elementary 1.15, middle/high 1.30, reduced 0.40, adult 2.25.
Tomorrow forecast calls for sunshine with a few clouds. Highs near 62 degrees and morning lows around 35. Expect calm conditions and light winds as the day develops.
Partly cloudy tonight with a high in the lower sixties and a northwest wind. Clear skies bring lows around 30. Sunny day with highs 60 to 65. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy skies, cooler nights with lows in the lower 30s to lower 40s, and daytime highs 60 to 70.
Downtown Rotary Club members toured Woodside Plantation led by Pam Griffin of Woodside Realty. 1998 saw 78 sales and 75 homes started with six to eight month builds. Average price about 240000, four new neighborhoods, maintenance plan with 200 monthly regime fee, villas 2000 to 2800 square feet, starting 190000 to 240000. Club meets Thursdays at Newberry Hall with interim president Rev Mike Bruce as Yul Holloway serves in Bosnia.
Rick Cram of Progressive Show Jumping Inc organizes a four day April event at McGee's Mile featuring 250 horses with celebrity riders. AMBUCS members may donate labor and handle concessions. The $10,000 show is projected to boost Aiken area economy by about 500000 dollars through lodging dining and gas sales.
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