Girl Scouts Sponsor Day Camps In Aiken And North Augusta
The Central Savannah River Council of Girl Scouts sponsors day camps for girls ages 5 to 17. Attendees need not be Girl Scouts. Aiken camp runs June 18-22 at the Aiken Girl Scout Hut with 8:30 a.m. check in and 5:30 p.m. checkout. North Augusta camp runs July 16-20 at Our Lady of Peace School with 8:30 a.m. check in and 5:30 p.m. checkout.
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Savannah River
Aiken
North Augusta
Our Lady of Peace School
Aiken groups schedule meetings and events
Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District Board will hold a 1 p.m. meeting in the Agriculture Building auditorium. The sessions are open to the public. A new Alzheimer’s and dementia support group will meet at Hills of Cumberland Village on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Geri Finn will facilitate. The group helps families learn about these diseases and share concerns. Aiken High School Class of 1981 reunion is planned for Oct. 6 at the Aiken Shrine Club, with Class of 1961 20-year reunion also on Oct. 6. Contact numbers 648-1900 or 642-5135 for mailers and reservations. SRS Citizen’s Advisory Board meets Tuesday at 6 p.m. at North Augusta Community Center to discuss ER program review, CAB recommendations, and public comments. Eden Gardens hosts SPCA pet adoptions June 22 from 2 to 4 p.m. for national Bring Your Dog to Work Day with an SPCA presentation.
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Soil and Water Conservation District Board
Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District
Hills of Cumberland Village
Geri Finn
SRS
North Augusta
Eden Gardens
PCA
SPCA
Family Fun Fest Comes to Wagener This Weekend
Wagener hosts Family Fun Fest at A. L. Corbett Middle School on the Cres sent Cities Park campus. Events include Gospel singing volleyball and basketball with trophies. Booths $10 per booth bring own tables chairs. teams $10 each. Reservations call 564-5497.
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Wagener
Cressent Cities
A.L. Corbett
Town of Jackson Celebrates 56th Anniversary Festivities
Jackson marks its 56th anniversary since incorporation on March 26, 1951 with a Saturday celebration starting at 11 a.m. featuring gospel groups, a reunion of past town officials, dunking booth, pony rides, moonwalk, face painting, drawings, and a raffle for a 25 inch color TV. Proceeds benefit the Recreation Department and fire department.
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Jackson
Todd Etheredge
WJBF
Chip Creamer
Etheredge
Pat Sullivan
Jackson Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Department
Jackson Recreation Department
Bonnie Stikeleather
Woman tutor honored by governor for child advocacy work
Carolyn Wiggins of Hammona Hill Elementary School was nominated for the South Carolina Year of the Child Community Heroes Award by Assistant Principal Felicia Walters. The retired Augusta professional volunteers weekly to read and tutor spelling with six students, saying she loves children and values teachers' efforts.
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Hammona Hill
Jim Hodges
Carolyn Wiggins
Felicia Walters
South Carolina
Sharmin Hill
Wiggins
Johnson Laschober and Associates
Augusta
Danielle Winburn
North
Walters
Phillip
Theseildren
Aiken public safety reports weekly trash dumping and street incidents
A resident reports weekly trash dumped across from his home with three to five day waits for pickup. Officers observed an erratic truck on Rutland Drive with an open beer container. the driver was cited and a man charged with unlawfully carrying a .25 caliber pistol. Marijuana in a plastic bag was found at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. A man was charged with disorderly conduct intoxication after threatening a resident’s dog. A rock break-in damaged a Williamsburg Street door causing $150 in damage. A deputy investigated a prowler in Gloverville. the suspect with warrants resisted arrest. A Main Drive business suffered 300 in damage from a broken door and theft of cigarettes. Lottery numbers announced.
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Aiken
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Williamsburg Street
Aiken County
Red Cross leader and local volunteers honored in Aiken
Aiken County Red Cross board member Scott Singer was elected to the National Convention on Relations of the American Red Cross. Prescott received a $500 disability leadership scholarship from the Aiken County Commission on Disabilities. David C. Stinson won a three year term on the South Carolina Arts Commission. Kennedy Middle School tutoring program noted for service with Historic Aiken Foundation and SPCA.
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Red Cross
Aiken County
Scott Singer
American Red Cross
Charlotte
Gosepnine Frescott
David C. Stinson
South Carolina Arts Commission
Stinson
Eulalie Salley & Co
Charleston
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Aiken
Kennedy Middle School
Aiken Foun
SPCA
A Board of Realtors
National Jr Miss seeks contestants for South Carolina pageant
National Jr Miss invites females of all ages to enter the July 28 2001 pageant in Columbia South Carolina. Open to all areas with a June 24 2001 deadline. For details call Lois Luther at 803 732 4611. Aiken City character for June is benevolence.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Lois Luther
Publisher's Number and Contact Details in The Aiken Standard
Publisher's information lists Scott B. Hunter contact with phone extension and address for The Aiken Standard 1967 publishing details. It shows mailing, subscription, and delivery rates, with office hours and weekend service notes. The fragment provides miscellaneous contact data and subscription options rather than a coherent news item.
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Scott B. Hunter
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