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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 2001

Page

2

Students Build Bridges Test at North Augusta High

North Augusta High School students stress test balsa wood bridges in a long running contest guided by engineers Ken Taylor and George Nelson. David Leverett’s bridge held 68 pounds, with Ryan Buchanan, Ci Newman and Corey Campbell among top finishers. A record 139 entries were turned in as support from the math department and former officials boosted the event.

North Augusta North Augusta High School Ken Taylor George Nelson David Leverett Ryan Buchanan Ci Newman Corey Campbell Brian Limehouse Taylor and Nelson Daryl Reynolds Whitney Holloway Brittany Markwalter Parker Sullivan Daniel O'Neal Laura 3Onam Jenna Randall Tyler Bowers Joseph Ritchie Tabatha Key Math Department Aren Williams Ndw Williams Tom Greene Kelly Zier

Radio controlled air show draws Windsor newcomers

Seventeen multi colored planes lined the ARCS Flying Field outside Windsor as members of the Aiken Radio Control Society demonstrated hobby aircraft. Bill Dobbs and Dave Forrester explained the club’s goal of introducing the sport, expanding membership, especially among youth, and using buddy boxes to let novices fly with guidance from seasoned pilots.

Windsor Aiken Radio Control Society Arcs Flying Field Bill Dobbs ARCS Dobbs Dave Forrester

WWII homefront memories staged at Hammond Hill School

NORTH AUGUSTA A school play by Hammond Hill students revisits WWII. The cast includes locals in roles of Roosevelt, the Andrews Sisters, and Tuskegee Airmen reflections. Adults lent voices. parents and teachers lauded the performance. Dr Roberson discussed national school ranking plans and South Carolina’s 2010 goals.

North Augusta Company B Franklin Delano Roosevelt Anne Frank Arizona Hammond Hill SOAR Donna Sherman Pearl Harbor Tuskegee Rosie Paxon Julie Gazcia Betty Ann Ferguson Page Kight Andrews Sisters Frank Roberson Aiken County National School Report South Carolina Roberson

Summer lunch program continues in Aiken County towns

For over a decade a federal summer food site program in Columbia extends breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday to select Aiken County towns. Open sites require 50 percent or more free/reduced lunch eligibility. others need paperwork. Breakfast runs 8 9 a.m. and lunch 12 1 p.m. at multiple locations. call 803 594 0040 for details.

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