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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1996

Page

4

Aiken Community Band Opens Summer Concert Series

The Aiken Community Band launches the 1996 Hopeland Gardens Summer Concert Series Monday at 7 p.m. in Cot. Park seating by lawn chair or blanket. If weather fails, events move to South Aiken High School. Concerts are a program of Aiken Parks and Recreation and sponsored by Security Federal. For details call 642-7648. Confederate Memorial Day observances begin today at 2 p.m. at the Confederate monument, with speeches by Aiken Mayor Fred B. Cavanaugh and former congressman Arthur Ravenel Jr. The Unknown Confederate Soldier ceremony at 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church graveyard honors the local fallen. Public invited to both events.

Aiken Hopeland Gardens South Aiken High School Aiken Parks and Recreation Department Aiken County Chesterfield Street Park Avenue Fred B. Cavanaugh Arthur Ravenel Jr Charleston United Daughters of the Confedracy The Sons of Confederate Veterans First Baptist Church York Street Richland Avenue

USC Aiken Seeks Sponsors for 7th Women's Conference

USC Aiken announces the seventh annual Women’s Conference titled Destination Success Advancing Through Leadership to be held on Wednesday May 15. The event aims to boost working women’s personal and professional skills with sponsor opportunities for area businesses including exhibit space and program inclusion for a $50 contribution. Contact Jean Haynes at 641 3288 for details.

USC Aiken USCA Jean Haynes

Patriotic Rally Set At Midland Valley High

Judge Roy Moore will keynote a patriotic rally at Midland Valley High School on Saturday May 18 from 6 to 8 pm. Local candidates are expected to speak. Moore has drawn national attention for displaying the Ten Commandments and praying in his courtroom and is sued by the ACLU.

Midland Valley High Langley Alabama Roy Moore Midland Valley High School The American Civil Liberties Union

Walk For Someone You Love Raises 24000 For March of Dimes

The March of Dimes Walk America in south Aiken drew about 250 participants at South Aiken High School and raised $24,000. Raymond Schreiner, a one armed veteran, walked the full route while Denny Michaelis of State Farm led a team of 16. The event showcased diverse ages and included strollers as walkers, with funds supporting birth defect research and other diseases.

Aiken County South Aiken America South Aiken High School Raymond Schreiner Aiken Denny Michaelis State Farm

Zaxbys Opens Next Week In Aiken On Whiskey Road

Zaxbys of Aiken, managed by Mike Dunn, announced preparations for opening next week at the former Mr Satti site on Whiskey Road. Hours will be 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. The fast casual offers chicken fingers buffalo wings mushrooms salads sandwiches and sides with counter service. Dunn also operates a North Augusta franchise.

Mike Dunn Zaxby's Aiken Wal Othe Whiskey Road F Mr. Satti Whiskey Road Pizza Dunn

Serving Warrants Takes Lots of Time and Manpower

The Aiken Department of Public Safety has over 400 warrants awaiting service, with many aging. Officers cite address changes and jurisdictional hurdles as the primary obstacles, as cases cross city, county, and state lines. Bench warrants and arrest warrants require notices, magistrate signoffs, and license suspensions under related agreements.

S.L. Spooner Aiken Department of Public Safety ADPS W.B. Kirkland Kirkland Public Safety Ellen Shelley Adps Records Office Ms. Shelley

SONS SPEAK LOVE FOR FATHER LOST TO CRIME IN COURT

George and Gary Hagan testified in a murder trial, sharing memories of their father Andrew Hagan and the care he gave to their mother Betty who died of cancer. They spoke of family love, memory, and the impact of the killer’s depraved act, while noting the justice of the death sentence handed to the culprit.

George Gary Hagan George Hagan Gary Hagan Andrew Betty Hagan Betty

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Security Federal By Bill Bengtson Columbia March He Owens Imes Fiberglas Beginni Noto Zaxby’s By Chasiti Kirkland Mark Meeks Carl Langley
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