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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1997

Page

11

Senior citizens learn driving safety in 55 Alive sessions

South Africa Presbyterian Church hosts 55 Alive Defensive Driving Courses in The New Life Center chair room. Classes run day 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on August 7 and 8 with night sessions 6 to 10 p.m. August 7 and 8. cost is 8 dollars nonrefundable. 4-H members urged to attend July state congress in Columbia July 10 through 13 at the Adam's Mark Hotel with demos, policy workshops, tours, and awards. contact Kristi H. Schlegel at 649 6297. Leadership Aiken County applications for 1997-98 are now open through Joan Wilson due by July 1.

AARP South Africa Presbyterian Church New Life Center Columbia Adam's Mark Frankie's Fun Park State Fairgrounds 4Her’s Kristi H. Schlegel Aiken Aiken County Aiken Chamber of Commerce North Augusta Chamber of Commerce Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce Joan Wilson

Local police blotter reports multiple thefts and a burglary

A larceny on June 22 on Dibble Road involved a stolen golf bag set valued at 160 a leaf blower 150 and a chainsaw 249. On June 19 a Stoplight Deli rack valued 1000 was stolen. A burglary on June 23 Maurice Terrace involved tearing off a screen and opening a window with MO damage and a television 350 stolen. Updated 6 25 97.

Dibble Road Laurens Street Maurice Terrace

Stocks Closing Report June 24 1997

Edward Jones analyst Greg Paschal provides closing stock data for June 24 1997. Market participants tracked major indices and notable price movements as daily final figures were reported.

Greg Paschal Edward Jones

Sam Bingham Expected to Succeed Candye Slay as Redcliffe Principal

Rumor says Sam Bingham will take over Redcliffe Elementary after Candye Slay retires. He jokes about needing extra large shoes to fill the famously popular leader’s shoes and continue the school’s strong path.

Sam Bingham Candye Slay Redcliffe

GALEF Offers $25,000 Challenge for South Aiken Labs

Greater Aiken Local Education Foundation will match funds with a $25,000 challenge grant for South Aiken High School to build zmath and science laboratories. If supporters raise $25,000, GALEF will provide the same amount to equip two science labs four science classrooms three computer labs and four math classrooms opening this fall.

South Aiken High School Greater Diane Mangiante Foundation GALEF South Airien High Mangiante

Aiken revises VPSA payment plan and debt figure

The Aiken City Council approved changes to the Valley Public Service Authority debt terms, cutting the due amount to 531, for January 1984, and agreeing a two year repayment with a one time lump sum to credit interest. A public hearing is set for July 14 at the Municipal Building.

Aiken Valley Public Service Authority VPSA WPSA Council Janary Utilities Aiken City Park Ave

USC Aiken tuition to rise 6.1 percent this fall

USC board of trustees approved a budget raising undergraduate resident tuition 1.9 percent on the Columbia campus and 6.1 percent for USCA and Spartanburg campuses. Out-of-state rates climb 3.1 percent while graduate charges grow 2.4 percent as a $498 million plan takes effect July 1.

Usc-Aiken USC Board of Trustees USCA USC Columbia University John Palms Josh Brodsky Long Island Spartanburg Aiken Allendale Beaufort Sumter Union Lancaster

Texas mounted patrol training in Dallas style

The Aiken Department of Public Safety mounted patrol undergoes a two week training course led by Dallas Police Department mounted patrol. Tom Hall notes focus on equitation and crowd control formations while teaching defensive tactics and handling external disturbances from horseback. Capt. Frommer says officers have faced tough assignments and the program builds riding skills and self defense on mounts.

Aiken Department of Public Safety Mounted Patrol Dallas Police Department Mounted Patrol Tom Hall Dallas Police Hall Pete Frommer Aiken Public Safety

Mounted patrol trainees near two week training ends

They have worked hard through eight hour days and tough week. Training aims to improve a mounted patrol and will continue after the two week session. Frommer notes the progress is evident and the group will keep training together, with Dallas agencies coordinating travels to outside locations including a US Air Force base in Panama.

Hall Frommer Mounted Patrol Dallas Patrol Dallas Panama

Local Red Cross marks 80th anniversary celebration

The Aiken County chapter of the American Red Cross celebrated its 80th anniversary at Lista's Photography Studio during the 1997 annual meeting. Board members staff and volunteers discussed serving 11 000 residents with 350 volunteers while reporting a $606 loss on a $187 057 budget. The fiscal 1997 audit will be available in October. several board members were honored for service and new members were welcomed.

Aiken County The American Red Cross Lista Scott Singer Singer Sharon Chapman Red Cross Mike Hosang John Strickland Bob Crowe Deborah Faye Johnson Josephine Hightower Pete Frommer Frank Harling Willar Hightower Jay Lisk

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