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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1995
Page
11
Cathy Kirklana hosts Edward D. Jones telefocus broadcast on July 12 from 1 to 2 p.m. at 233 Barnwell Ave. The live satellite program analyzes rapid telecom shifts and their implications for individual investors. Admission is free but seating is limited. call 6195138 for reservations.
The Augusta NAHS Class of 1985 announces a 10 year reunion on Saturday July 22 at the Radisson Riverfront Hotel in Augusta. Former classmates with reunion information should contact Kathy Morris Boyette at 641 6007 or Wanda Abear at 738 9996.
Youth exchange program seeks host families arriving Aug 15 for 5 or 10 month terms. Hosts provide bed and meals and may claim 50 monthly tax deduction. Call 1 800 821 9738 or Margaret Parsons at 685 7434. County Rec Dept requests festival data via Brian Sanders at 642 7559.
Fourth of July festivities included parades and fireworks along the coast. Beachcomber Inn in Myrtle Beach stayed full as visitors courted reservations while a festival in Greenville celebrated four days of events despite winds canceling the evening balloon launch. Balloonist Steve Bond earned $5,000 for a toppled pole key grab, and a storm threat cut the Myrtle Beach show to 10 minutes of fireworks watched from traffic.
The GATEWAY summer program in Aiken County, now in its 10th year, offers Midland Valley High School students from grades three to 12 classes in music dance drama visual arts and creative writing. Funded by the Education Improvement Act the program rewards participants with a scholarship to the Governor's School for the Arts and counts as an elective toward graduation. This year about 150 students are enrolled after a competitive audition process.
Forty six contestants including Laura Ashley Saum of Aiken County and Christian Michelle Owens of Cherokee County gather in Greenville for the Miss South Carolina pageant. Judges conduct Sunday interviews, accounting for 30 percent of final scores, as contestants compete in three prelim categories across three nights.
The owner Draha Driz, from Czechoslovakia and a 7 Olympic participant with Nadia Comaneci, praises the local contestant Miss Owens who will swim suit compete tonight. Tickets are available by calling the auditorium at 803-291-8499.
Well wishers may send cards to Miss Aiken County Laura Ashley Saum or Miss Cherokee County Christian Michelle Owens at the Greenville Hilton 45 West Orchard Park Drive Greenville 29615.
Holbrook Piper reports a blue and white Ford diesel tractor stolen from his Inter state 20 area farm after lunch. Neighbors describe three suspects, one with long brown hair, two with dark hair. He estimates replacement at 8000 to 10000 dollars and urges justice with a public-spirited, garden-work sentence.
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