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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2000
Page
2
Calendar item notes an 8 p.m. performance by the Aiken Community Playhouse of Me and Jezebel. Tickets and venue details are listed for local theatergoers seeking an evening show.
A Saturday event runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. featuring an Ugly Truck Contest at Roy Warner Memorial Park, inviting entrants and spectators to participate in the community showcase.
The Monday at 7 p.m. Hopelands Gardens hosts the Summer Concert Series featuring a ballroom dance exhibition Swingsation at the Roland H. Windham Performance Stage on the Wind.
A white 1994 Pontiac Grand Prix had its right front and rear tires slashed Tuesday afternoon at the Willcox Inn on Colleton Avenue by a man with a fillet knife. the suspect, a former employee recently terminated, was seen in the lot. A 22-inch red Murray push mower was taken from a porch on Edric Street Tuesday night valued at 130 dollars. A North Augusta break-in on Old Walden Well Road involved a glass break and door unlock, causing about 50 dollars in structural damage and losses including a television, VCR, stereo totaling 1,115 dollars, household items 375 dollars and clothing 4,150 dollars. A woman at a Jefferson Davis Highway station in Clearwater left without paying after verbal agreement for the attendant to retrieve her wallet. A black RCA 26 inch color television was taken from a motel on Richland Lane between 4 pm Monday and 11:30 am Tuesday. a maid reported the theft. A fence breach on Briar Patch Lane caused 25 dollars in damage between Saturday 3 pm and Sunday 11 am.
Georgia lottery Thursday results show Cash 3 Midday 4 0 9 and Cash 3 Evening 7 9 3. Cash 4 draws 5 1 1 3 and Fantasy 5 numbers are 6 8 20 30 31.
Linda Eldridge of Aiken County Public Schools confirmed Ridge Spring Monetta Elementary Middle School teacher Robert Bohler was arrested at an Aiken County rest area. The arrest stems from a sheriff's crackdown on sexual activity at rest areas. Bohler, 48, faces investigation outcomes that could lead to termination. he is not employed during the summer.
GEAR UP at University of South Carolina Aiken engages 48 middle school students from Ridge Spring-Monetta, A.L. Corbett, and Aiken Middle in a four week Summer Institute starting July 21. Parental sessions, field trips to Aiken Tech and Winthrop, and campus tours at The Citadel Friday aim to raise college awareness. Co directors Gwen Johnson and Gloria Allen note strong mentor support from USC Aiken students and plans for fall Saturday sessions.
Habitat for Humanity North Augusta held its first official meeting as a separate affiliate after months of paperwork. Bruce Whealton announced a regional letter and a grant check from Habitat International. The 50 volunteers and 13-member board continue building homes, while Roz Blocker led a clergy outreach letter to gain congregational support and volunteers. Lee Carter offered tips on grants and recruitment as the Weston Street project nears move‑in around September.
John Boynton is a 25 year old public safety officer first class with the Aiken Department of Public Safety. He has served five years with the department including two as a cadet and three in law enforcement. He grew up in and values community interaction, aims to rise to a shift supervisor or a commander, and enjoys hunting fishing and time with his newborn son.
The Sth annual Nike Peach Jam relied on 20 ballboys and ballgirls who rotated 3 to 4 hour shifts, totaling 8 to 12 hours each, to keep balls in play and the courts safe. Young volunteers from North Augusta Middle School and Paul Knox Middle School joined in, sharing experiences and aiming for future careers in sports and medicine.
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