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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2002
Page
3
Multiple upcoming Aiken events listed with times locations and contacts. Highlights include the Aiken County Republican Party meeting at 736 Richland Ave and a range of community activities such as cookoff, teen dance, summer workshops, tennis carnival, and garden concert series with provided addresses and phone numbers.
Applications are being accepted for the Leadership Aiken County program sponsored by the Aiken North Augusta and Midland Valley chambers of commerce. The class runs one day monthly for nine months to explore county issues with deadlines set for July 15 2002. Parents and children can attend a summer survival workshop June 15 at the Graniteville recreation center and a tennis carnival is planned the same day at Smith Hazel courts with lessons prizes and refreshments. Aiken’s character trait for June is Meekness.
Wednesday's winning numbers for South Carolina include Pick 3 3 1 6, Cash 3 Midday 4 4 9, Cash 3 Evening 4 3 9, Cash 4 Midday 0 5 8 0, Cash 4 Evening 9 8 9 6, Fantasy 5 12 13 15 22 36, and Lotto South 3 10 17 25 34 39.
Aiken County Public Library schedules a one session DISCUS class for Thursday June 20 at 7 pm. Registration is required due to limited seating by calling 642-2020. The program, run with the NC State Library, taps Gale Group databases and online NYT and Post and Courier.
Henderson Heritage Preserve members Bob McCartney and Harry Shealy present awards to Betty Ann Hutchins and Jim and Sharon Stewart for land gifts. The Stewarts donate 9 acres and Hutchins 3 acres to the 417-acre preserve created in 1993 protecting enhanced plant species.
Four vacancies filled by the county Board of Education Tuesday bring Andrea Andrews Clear water Elementary Stephanie Hammond Belvedere Elementary Leslie Gamble Langley Bath Clearwater Middle and Pam Graves New Ellenton Middle into administrative roles. Andrews and Graves will also teach. Hammond Gamble and Graves bring extensive teaching and administrative experience from several South Carolina schools.
Portal of the Past requests readers to submit old photos or identify faces and places in Aiken County. Contact Lamy Ferguson at 348.2311 ext 219 to contribute, noting a potential 30 day display delay.
Sarah White of Aixon will serve as cabin leader in training at Camp La Vida near Winnsboro. Camp La Vida is a missions education camp run by the South Carolina WMU, affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention.
The Aiken Standard provides contact details for editors and departments, office hours from 8 30 am to 5 30 pm weekdays, publisher and staff contacts, and subscription prices for county mail and other services. It notes delivery expectations and customer service hours.
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