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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1980
Page
3
Mrs. Evelyn Thompson on Herndon Dairy Road received a gray cockatiel for her birthday. The bird showed broody behavior, raising questions about false pregnancy, a condition seen in dogs and possibly affecting birds. The piece playfully notes love and companionship as a cure.
Local clubs and public meetings listed with times from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. across Aiken County towns. Groups include Sertoma, Tw ice Blessed, Kalmia Toastmasters, Wagener and Jackson town councils, Valley A A, General and Teen Health Clinics, North Augusta clubs, Rotary, Overeaters Anonymous, mental health groups, Aiken Community Band, and Aiken County Board of Education. Readers may submit event details to Larry Wood, Aiken Standard, Box 456, Aiken 29801.
The John Baker Trio from Francis Marion College appears at Hopeland Gardens tonight at 7 with John Baker on clarinet Sherry Woods on violin and Benjamin Woods on piano all principal Florence Symphony musicians. They will play Bach Mozart and Bruch. If rain prevents outdoor performance the concert moves to First Baptist Church on York Street.
Jackson Town Council convenes at 8 PM at the town hall on the corner of 1st and Tisdale to discuss the town budget and related items.
Wagener Town Council meets tonight at 7 30 at the town hall at Park and Earle Streets. Agenda includes the town budget and a second reading of an ordinance to regulate sale and consumption of alcohol after midnight in public places.
Salley Town Council convenes this evening at the town hall on Railroad Drive to discuss local matters and community concerns. Officials urge residents to attend and participate in the session.
Aiken County Sheriff reports ten break ins over the Fourth of July weekend. Incidents include jewelry losses at multiple homes in North Augusta and Wagener, firearms thefts in Wagener, and electronics from Wiggens Electronics in Augusta. Several homeowners listed specific values for stolen items.
Charles Walker and Willie Walker of 202 Reid St were arrested Saturday and charged with stealing two stereos from Maxwell Brothers Furniture Co on Laurens Street valued at 540 dollars. They are jailed in Aiken County. Vandals damaged North Aiken Elementary School windows with two large and three small panes broken. Richard James Anderson of 3305 Seneca Ave was arrested Saturday night for unlawful possession of a pistol.
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