Ms Senior Georgia Pageant seeks contestants in Augusta
Contestants wanted for Ms Senior Georgia pageant to be held September 15 at 7 p.m. in Augusta State University's Performing Arts Theater. Applications and details via calling (706) 626-4480. Public invited to Aug. 6 First Steps Partnership Board meeting in Aiken, Peggy Wertz contact at 643-3845.
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Senior Citizens Council
Augusta State University
First Steps Partnership Board
Aiken County
Fi Steps Partnership
Roberts
First Baptist Church, Aiken
Peggy Wertz
Vegetable contest yields winners in three categories
The Aiken Standard’s big vegetable contest drew more than three dozen entries with first place in cucumbers going to Lynn Bolton of Springfield for a 5 pounds 8 ounces fruit. Peggy Bishop of Aiken won the top tomato, a 2 pounds 2 ounces fruit, while Michaela Berley of Aiken captured squash with a 5 pounds 1.9 ounces yellow squash. Clyde DeHart, 68, placed third in tomatoes and noted his garden is shrinking as his yard grows.
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Aiken
Western Carolina
Peggy Bishop
Aiken Standard
Lynn Bolton
Springfield
Michaela Berley
Berley
Phil
Mallory
Hunter
Chase
Berleys
Clyde DeHart
DeHart
Contest Winners And Tomato Weight Prizes Reported
First place Lynn Bolton wins 5 lb 8 oz, second Emory Wickline 3 lb 14.9 oz, third Richard Hall 3 lb 2.8 oz. Peggy Bishop 2 lb 2.7 oz, second Pat Fulmer 2 lb 1.3 oz, third Clyde DeHart 2 lb. Yellow squash first Michaela Berley 5 lb 1.9 oz, second Ray Scott 3 lb 5.2 oz, third Opal Hooker 3 lb .402 oz. One tomato weighed about 3 lb. winners receive 75 dollars for first, 50 dollars for second and 50 dollars for third.
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Lynn Bolton
Emory C. Wickline
Richard Hall
Michaela Berley
Ray Scott
Opal Hooker
Crimes and incidents roll across Aiken region in brief
Aiken public safety logs show thefts and property damage from Wednesday to Thursday. Incidents include a $5 convenience-store theft plus $15.96 gas fraud, towels and valuables stolen from a Whiskey Road motel, a $20 bike theft on Old 96 Indian Trail, $150 door damage on Williams Lane, and $170 fence damage. Garden vandalism on End Road caused about $180 in damage, a shed burglary on Ludlow Lake Road yielded tools worth $300 and $400 in shed damage, and multiple home break-ins on Charleston Highway Windsor and Pine Log Road led to various damages. An Aiken man was arrested on Pine Log Road for allegedly pointing a firearm. a 9mm was found in a vehicle. Lottery numbers are listed for Cash 3, Cash 4, and Fantasy 5.
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North Augusta
Pine Log Road
Midland Valley 1986 graduates plan 15 year reunion
Reunion planning spans multiple South Carolina schools with several class years and contact details. Midland Valley High School invites 1986 graduates to submit addresses to aid the 15 year reunion. Aiken High classes from 1961 1966 1988 and others pursue upcoming events with phone numbers addresses and emails for information and reservations.
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Midland Valley
Midland Valley High
Aiken High
Aiken High School
Aiken Shrine Club
Sandcroft Court
Aiken
S.C
Aol
Misty Lakes
Virginia Acres Ark
Karen Johnson Mathis
Phil Rosbach
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Fairfield Ave
Secsra
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Aiken County Library
Aiken Target
Target
Whiskey Road
Jay’ Chamber of Commerce
Jaycves
Aiken Choral Society
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St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
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Hlusca SeniorNet
University of South Carolina Aiken
Department of Continuing Education
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Allaasaan
Chase Berley
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Aman
University Park
Pauline, S.C
Sheriff's Office
Williams Lane
End Road
Old Aiken Road
Clearwater
Ludlow Lake Road
Windsor
Georgia Lottery
Cash
Fantasy
Jefferson Davis Academy
Dunbarton Blvd
Barnwell
Tds
Mizhonor
Cathlink
Jity
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Asken Standard
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