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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2001
Page
3
The Aiken Kiwanis Club hosts its annual tricycle race today from 3 to 5 30 p.m. on the circle before the Pen landAdministration Building at USC Aiken. Children ages three to nine ride in age groups for trophies and ribbons with various sponsorship levels offered.
Lewis New, a NAHS freshman in Ms. Valentine's class, cares for 11 hens and two roosters, tends a home coop, and works with animals at the Aiken SPCA and Golden Harvest. He trains a rooster to walk on a leash, helps with school duties, and dreams of a gold rooster charm for his chain.
At the Historic Aiken Foundation annual meeting Don and Kelly Hauck and Gail Posey received the Preservation Award for Sunny Side on Laurens. Joan A Schisler and Eric Kitchings earned Wilds-Lipe Treasured Homes Awards for local houses. Sixth grade essays highlighted George Mead influence, Silver Bluff Plantation, and the Charleston Hamburg Railroad. The foundation also received the Award of Merit for A Splendid Time Photographs of Old Aiken.
A suspect in a breach of trust case allegedly misappropriated 600 dollars from a Whiskey Road motel while managers were away April 19 to 22. Police report other incidents including a stolen gold Kawasaki seen speeding on Hampton Avenue, a York Street motorcycle theft, a DUI arrest on York Street, and property thefts totaling several thousand dollars across nearby areas.
Aiken joins Central Carolina Bank as head of the Central Regional Business Lending Group bringing five years of banking background. He hails from Aiken and holds a degree in financial management from Clemson University. The text notes various local events and community notices including a May multi class seminar on retirement and several local meetings with dates and contact numbers.
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