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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2001
Page
3
The Commission of Public Works will hold a meeting July 28 at 7 pm at the office at 100 South Main St New Ellenton. The agenda includes a second discussion of water rates and tap fees. For more information call 652-2062.
North Augusta’s Living History Park hosts concerts camps and weddings during its fifth season with about 2000 patrons attending the Music and Arts in the Park series. Volunteers led by Lynn Thompson plan encampment preparations and new restrooms as improvements continue.
The Louisiana Purchase plays five decades of golden oldies at 7 p.m. today at the Roland H. Windham Performing Stage in Hopelands Gardens. Regions Bank sponsors this free event with parking at Rye Patch and Dupree Place. Bring a picnic and chairs. no alcohol. If rain, move to H. Odell Weeks Center. Call 642-7631 for details.
Shepeard Community Blood Center moves to a permanent site at Farmers Furniture Shopping Center on Pine Log Road in Aiken after two years in SRP Federal Credit Union Building on Whiskey Road. The center will add Saturday hours and July donor Tshirts, with a grand opening planned for September. donors receive Starve a mosquito Donate blood shirts this month.
The article details several incidents. A 1994 Geo Metro stolen after a ride incident near Richland Avenue. A mixed breed dog stolen on Palm Drive. A $300 CD player stolen from a locked car on Silver Bluff Road with $150 auto damage. An assault at Edgefield Avenue and Morgan Street left a man with minor cuts after a blade was shown. Winning lottery numbers listed for Cash 3, Cash 4 and Fantasy 5.
Class of 1966 reunion details are announced with a picnic at noon at Virginia Acres and a reunion Aug 1 at Misty Lakes Clubhouse. Karen Johnson Mathis and Phil Rosbach are the contacts with phone numbers 649-1678 and 643-0945.
Aiken High School alumni from the late 1930s through the 1940s are invited to a reunion at Shealy's Barbecue in Leesville on July 23. Lunch at 11 a.m. no reservations needed. Participants arrange their own travel. For details call Louise Head Babb at 349-4549 or Betty Anne Moody Ratliff at 794-1695.
Aiken High School seeks current addresses for the class of 1988 to notify about the 15 year reunion. Information can be sent to 1988 Reunion, Indcroft Court, Aiken, 9801 or emailed to 4mem61270 AOL.com.
Aiken Standard notes customer service hours for Creuston starting at 7 am and extending to 11 pm on weekdays with a specific reference to an S20pm or 7:30pm window. Regulations imply extended weekday service availability.
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