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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2000
Page
2
A 7 p.m. first round of the Josef Hofmann Piano Competition is scheduled at the Etherredge Center on the campus of USCA. The event features top pianists competing for advancing rounds and prizes.
The event lists a Saturday final at 7 p.m. in Hopelands Gardens as part of the Summer Concert Series featuring the Augusta Highlanders with bagpipes and Celtic harp on the Roland H. Windham Performance Stage.
A burglaries and thefts were reported in North Augusta Beech Island Gloverville and W A with losses including a Snap-On MT2500 scanner 3000 a radio television 60 jewelry 1420 cash 300 a vehicle 10000 and a Sony CD player 160. No arrests announced and tips lines provided for crime stoppers and local police.
Georgia Cash 3 Midday numbers 8 3 5. Cash 3 Evening draws show 1 9 8 1. Fantasy 5 numbers 16 26 29 32 35 with 0 9 9 as additional results.
Pianist Ian Hobson opened the seventh Josef Hofmann Piano Competition at USC Aiken Etherredge Center delighting a crowd with works by Beethoven Schumann Chopin and Schulz Eyler. Hobson praised Hofmann’s romantic style while noting the event features four top students with finals Saturday at 7 pm.
Aiken Technical College celebrated the dedication of the Gregg-Grandeville Student Activities Center. Officials including J Roland Smith and Robert S Perry attended along with Gregg-Graniteville Foundation leaders. The foundation funded equipment for PLC labs and a digital radiography unit enhancing student learning. Music by All That Jazz accompanied the ceremony.
Senator Tommy Moore presented a $10,000 check to the Golden Harvest Food Bank of Aiken from the South Carolina Department of Social Services. Administrator Owen Clary said the funds will buy a large glass-front refrigerator to store and display more fresh and deli items. The Aiken branch, at 13 Enterprise Ave, has existed since 1992 and relies on private donations and United Way grants.
North Augusta City Council accepted Don Smith's resignation following his election to the House District seat. The council approved two readings of a special election ordinance to fill the post, with final reading at a special meeting on Monday June 12 at 7 p.m. Filing deadlines run from noon June 16 to noon June 26, with primary elections set for August 15.
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