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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2001
Page
3
The Aiken Symphony Guild invites string instrument students to submit nominations for the May 6 concerto competition. Two winners will perform at four children’s concerts for fifth graders in Aiken and Edgefield. For more information call 641-7084. Tie A Williams.
The Town of Jackson announces April as Fair Housing Month per the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development. The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination based on race color national origin religion sex familial status or disability and the town invites citizens to participate in opportunities arising from the designation.
Masters Camp will be hosted by Girls Incorporated April 26 for girls in kindergarten through middle school. Fees include a $35 membership and $60 for the week with field trips to Funsville movies skating bowling and a CiCi’s Pizza lunch. Last day trips to Elijah Clark State Park for a picnic and miniature golf. For details call the Girls Inc Center at 706 733 2512. An open reception for 2001 2002 school year registration is set for March 29 at 256 Wire Road. Call 611 0508 for more information.
W Georgia Lina Women on Wheels invites riders to join at a March 31 membership drive from 9 am to 5 pm at Aiken Motorcycle 2129 Whiskey Road. The club supports women riders and passengers with monthly meetings and scheduled rides. Refreshments will be served. Call Mary Gordon at 706-556-8782 or Gerry Lynn Murtha at 619-6834.
Tarrell and Rachel Hall run the Wagon Trail Diner at 145 Park Street. Menu features burgers from 2 to 14.85 and surf and turf on Fridays and Saturdays. A quirky dish is pub pickles with leapin lizard sauce, deep fried pickles with habanero strawberry preserve. diners praise friendly atmosphere and good food, with about 80 percent repeat customers and out of town visitors from nearby towns. hours: Tuesday to Saturday 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Our Lady of Peace Catholic School in North Augusta hosted seven French students from Ecole dau St. Denis Loches for three weeks. The visitors lived with local families, studied English and American culture, joined the Valentine dance as royalty, and joined school life on field trips and events.
Aiken Rotary Club heard Cynthia Foster Catts, a registered dietitian at Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center, discuss healthy eating to lower cholesterol regulate blood pressure and blood sugar and reduce cancer risk. She highlighted fats types and urged daily nuts varied grains fruits vegetables and eight glasses of water daily.
Multiple incidents reported include an Aiken man charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct after a disturbance at a York Street convenience store, and an Aiken woman arrested for erratic driving and failed sobriety tests near Orangeburg Street.
Murray won two awards in the Mrs Aiken pageant at Waccamaw Auditorium Pawleys Island where she placed 11th statewide. The item notes an Aiken Technical College Minority Internship Program seeking minority students for summer teaching internships guided by faculty with credentials and enthusiasm.
Members of Aiken High School's graduating class of 1981 plan a 20th anniversary reunion. The event spans two days starting with the homecoming game and continuing Saturday at the Holley House Hotel on Richland Avenue. The class predates the opening of South Aiken High and notes a cross town rivalry.
Public notice outlines subscription options and prices for the ken Standard, including monthly and quarterly rates. It lists contact details for Scott B. Hunter and a customer service window, with instructions on delivery expectations and payment methods.
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