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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1982
Page
3
The Aiken County Democratic Convention convenes at Laurens Street Elementary School auditorium at 7 pm with Rep. Butler C. Derrick speaking. Delegates pick up credentials at 6 30 pm and county officers plus state convention delegates are elected.
Donna Lisa Seville, 22, was found guilty of attempting to obtain drugs by fraudulent means from a dentist and a doctor in Aiken County on February 16 while on probation for a similar charge. The case was heard in General Sessions Court under Judge Rodney A. Peoples with a special term beginning today.
Clemson University Extension Service in Aiken County sponsors a lawn care and maintenance program at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the North Augusta Elementary School cafeteria. Topics include soil prep planting fertilization weed insect and disease control and renovation. A Q and A follows. Bring a pint of soil for testing. Contact the Extension office for handouts. No charge.
The Aiken Council of Social Agencies and Community Service Leaders meet tomorrow at noon at the Ramada Inn on Richland Avenue West. Ms. Sandi Atkins, MEd, counselor with the Aiken County Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, will speak and present the film A Family Affair about a middle-class family with a history of abusive interaction.
Karen Sisk of WAGT Television will address the Aiken County Literacy Council at the quarterly meeting. The event is tonight at 7 30 on the USC Aiken campus room 107. Sisk hosts Morning Break and is a Laubach tutor trainer. Public invited.
Tomorrow polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Civic Center to elect a mayor three city council members and the Public Works commissioner. Candidates include Gene Whitman Ernest Webb George Hammack Sr. for mayor. Crawford Harrison Wingo for council. Arnold Brock Key for Republicans. E R Sanders Jr. and Homer Stanley vie for Public Works.
The Aiken City Council meets at 7 30 this evening to receive bids for water and sewer materials and to appoint a member to the City Zoning Board of Adjustments after the resignation of W Pat Walke a Du Pont employee who left for Delaware A chamber of commerce sign request and a tree removal and replacement proposal on Laurens Street near the fountain will also be heard in the Municipal Building second floor 214 Park Ave SW.
Two 11 year old Georgia boys Kenneth Berrett and Richard Musick found several Farmers and Merchants Bank bags containing 55 dollars in change checks food stamps and papers. The bags were in an overturned crate south of Rutland Drive in Aiken. No arrests have been made and the case remains active.
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