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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2000
Page
2
Calendar listing shows a Monday 30 p.m. session at 214 Park Ave SW and a Thursday 6 p.m. Butterflies supper group gathering at First Baptist Church.
Aiken Public Safety reports a North Augusta woman jailed for receiving prescription drugs under false pretenses on Sunday. An Aiken man was arrested for shoplifting and simple possession of marijuana at a local shoe store on Saturday. A blue wallet was found in the Wal-Mart parking lot on Saturday. A Richland Avenue hotel was burglarized on Saturday. Another Aiken man was arrested for disorderly conduct at a Waffle House on Saturday. Vandals damaged a Maurice Terrace apartment on Friday.
The Aiken Branch AAUW begins accepting book donations and volunteer time for sorting. The 39th annual book fair is set for March 3 and 4 in the former Lowe's building on Whiskey Road. Volunteers sort books every Tuesday and Saturday 9 a.m. to noon through February. Proceeds fund local national and international educational projects.
Sunday drawing results show Cash 3 evening numbers 2 2 3 and Cash 4 1 9 6 7. Fantasy Five numbers were 2 6 13 15 19, with no further details provided.
Italian archaeologists Drs. Claudio Bizzarri and Alba Frascarelli join USCA Aiken for the semester to teach archaeology with an Italian emphasis. They arrive with daughter Costanza and plan courses on Roman arts Etruscans excavation and hands on digs, linking Aiken with Orvieto, Italy.
Butterflies a winter grief support group for children teens and parents meets Thursday at 6 pm at First Baptist Church of Aiken. Kathy Cole notes the session helps youths express feelings about death and links grief to self esteem with age based activities and memory projects. Pre registration is required this afternoon with St Josephs Hospice or Hitchcock Hospice contact numbers provided.
Lt Col Robert E Nichols I will retire after 26 years as a US Air Force pilot. A 1969 Aiken High School graduate, he will switch to teaching in California's Mt. Diablo School District. His career included global missions and leadership roles, and his family plans to attend the retirement ceremony with remarks by his brother Glenn Nichols Jr.
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance will begin free tax help on January 31 at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center in Aiken. Every Monday and Tuesday through April 15, volunteers will work 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. no charge as they prepare returns. Bring last year’s return and IRS booklets for 1999. Help is available to people of all ages and e filing questions can be answered.
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