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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2004
Page
2
Thank you to Public Safety Officer Nancy Kilch and her team for leading the Car Seat Safety Clinic at Target. The note praises their passion, community service, and dedication to child safety.
Voter voices demand that education lottery funds support every school, not only college. Call for repairs and timely bus service. Suggest replacing drivers with punctual, capable personnel to ensure students reach classes on time.
Readers comment on sheriff deputies working with New Ellenton and Jackson police, call for more left turn signals on Whiskey Road, discuss a ladybug problem, and question Martha Stewart’s conviction. They urge council action and invite submissions via the Talkback hotline and email.
Oldies blared as the Aiken Horsepower Association hosted its monthly Cruise In at Aiken Mall on a springlike day. Barbara Gunter of Wesley's Automotive said the club, founded to fill a local void, has about 130 members from several nearby towns and raises funds for the Cumbee Center. Ward showed a 1935 Ford Sedan restored at a cost around 50000, driving to shows including Myrtle Beach next week.
Jackie Jefferson started at McDonald’s on Richland Avenue in 1977 as a high school crew member and rose to store manager at the Whiskey Road location opened in 1989. She oversees 78 employees, emphasizes communication, mentors students with special education programs, and credits McDonald’s with shaping her career and life.
Long time Aiken resident Ola Hitt will be considered by the Aiken Planning Commission for a street name to honor her. The panel will also hear a request to place a Newberry Street Festival Center historical marker to honor the city survey of 1834 with support from local historical groups. The commission meets at 6 p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Complex.
University Theatre presents the CSRA premiere of Quilters the musical about 1850s pioneer woman Sarah McKendree Bonham and her daughters. Betsy Wilson-Mahoney leads as Bonham with USCA students Noel Solomon Jessica Bright Molly Morrell Joy McElveen and community members Dana Andrews Linnea Hopkins in supporting roles. Performances run April 1 2 3 at 8 p.m. April 4 at 3 p.m. and April 5 at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 12 for adults 7 for students.
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