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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1998

Page

9

Police blotter reports multiple juveniles and adults charged

A juvenile faces assault and battery after a Thursday attack on Freiday Lane. A man entered a York Street business Thursday evening, insulted staff, and was jailed for public drunkenness. A Yolo Drive juvenile threatened self harm, while a Murrah Avenue man caused a disturbance at a school. A Hedge Road man, intoxicated, was jailed for harassing patrons at Whiskey Road. The Warrenville store loss included jewelry and cash from a miscounted change incident. Additional thefts, a Beech Island head injury from a transportation employee dispute, and a Windsor burglary at Colbert Bridge Road were reported, with over $1,000 stolen from Texas Tavern. Updated 5/1/98.

York Street Aiken Department of Public Safety Yolo Drive Murrah Avenue Hedge Road Whiskey Road Harrison Road Warrenville Celeste Avenue Augusta S.C. Department of Transportation Beech Island Aiken County Sheriff's Office

Correction notice on Rye Patch expansion leaders

The Aiken Standard issues a regret for erroneous details in Thursday’s Rye Patch expansion story. Beth Newburn is president of the Friends of Hopeland Gardens and Rye Patch, with Jack Wetzel as vice president, and the newspaper apologizes for the error.

Beth Newburn Friends of Hopeland Gardens Rye Patch Jack Wetzel Aiken

The Unique: Sherie Koenig’s unconventional oil art

Sherie Koenig displays vibrant oils on unusual supports at the Aiken Center for the Arts in downtown Aiken from May through June 1. A reception runs 5 to 7 pm Saturday. donations to the center are welcomed.

Students build house for hands on carpentry training

Aiken County Career Center students develop practical building skills by constructing a Union Street house with support from Jim Stewart of Stewart Builders. The project, supported by the city and proceeds from a future sale, aims to conclude by mid summer with funds partly donated to charity.

Aiken Jim Stewart Union Street Aiken County Union St Stewart Builders Stewart Charles Regensburg ACCC Lee Fields North Augusta High Scott Webster Kay Chriswell Linda Eldridge

Wagons to Wagoner celebrates Wagener with parade and barbecue

The 30th Wagener festival offers arts and crafts at the Wagon House and Wagener Museum hours, a 3 pm carnival, 5 pm steak supper for 5, country music by Triple E Band, and a Saturday program featuring a bake sale, Old Fashioned Dress Contest, 10 am parade from A.L. Corbett Middle School, a barbecue lunch, and a 12 30 pm Lions Club Million Dollar Putting Event qualifier with a 5 putt fee.

Wagener Wagon House Wagener Museum Wagener Lions Club Triple E Women’s Club of Wagoner A.L. Corbett Crescent City Recreational Park South Carolina Lions Club Security Federal Nust Dee's School of Dance

Matching workers with jobs earns state citations for two

The Aiken Office of the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department was honored by the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Association for its success in placing clients into the work force. Rehabilitation counselor Rashi di Fawcett, 34, of North Augusta, received the Local Case of the Year Award for four years of work with a male client who suffered a severe back injury and required surgery before returning to work.

Aiken South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Association Rashidi Fawcett North Augusta

Rehabilitation counselor helps clients rejoin workforce

Mrs Fawcett aided a disabled client to adapt after an injury by medical follow up counseling and directing training at a college. The client earned a degree in education and became a teacher. She accepted an award at a South association meeting in Columbia. Charleston firm received a Business Partnership Award for local disability employment. Two Aiken clients were placed with a cleaning service at the South Carolina Welcome Center on Interstate 20 with help from Patti Mims and Faye Frazer.

Tion Association Columbia Iago Faye Frazer

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Freiday Lane By Nina J. Nndiffer Sherie Koenig Hitchcock Woods Bill Bengtson Gtobe Barnwell Ave N. W Jefferson Davis Hwy By Sharon Taylor By Ninaj. Nndiffer Patti Mims Rashid R. Fawcett S.C. Vocational Rehabilitation Association
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