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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1998
Page
13
The schedule lists elementary and middle high school lunch options each weekday from Monday to Friday with choices like chicken nuggets hot dogs pizza spaghetti and more. Breakfast menus run Monday to Friday with prices and milk options plus a district in service day Friday and contact number 641 2406.
The prosecutor described a threat to blow up a building after a man claimed only a replacement card could be obtained by dialing an 800 number. The staff reported the incident immediately and the prosecutor urged accountability while noting time served for Hazel per DSS agreement.
Brown urges a Republican run on ideas over party loyalty while Moore, a Senate Democrat leader, says he and Clyburn face aggressive GOP attacks. Moore predicts intense focus and personal political targets this and next year.
An educator discusses the role of nature's insects and wildlife, stressing that snakes prefer to be left alone. He demonstrates by handling a rattler, warns that most bites come from provoking snakes, and urges caution and listening to avoid danger.
Dick Flood known as Okefenokee Joe urges swamp harmony over waste. He lived alone on Cowhouse Island, curated animals at Okefenokee Swamp Park, and created Georgia Public Television documentaries including The Joy of Snakes Swampwise and The Gathering at Bear Grass Camp.
The Greater Aiken Local Education Foundation schedules a black-tie optional GALEF gala on Friday March 20 at 8 pm at the Green Boundary Club. Music by the $ & S Five Band will accompany food dancing and a silent auction to benefit GALEF and local schools. Tickets cost $125 per couple and can be purchased by calling 649-9040 or from board members.
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