Spring At Hopelands Garden Festival Opens May 17
A three day event at Hopelands Gardens and Rye Patch runs May 17 to 19 in Aiken 24 acre park with 25 plus participants. Hopelands Gardens opens 10 30 a m to 7 p m Saturday with a tea at 4 p m and Doll House decor. Sunday features Garden Party at Rye Patch 5 to 7 p m and parking at Rye Patch Dupree Place. Monday continues 10 30 a m to 7 p m with Sousa Concert at 7 p m on the Performing Arts Stage. Tickets 10 per person reservations preferred. Call 649 4357 or 648 8882 for details.
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Hopelands
Hopeland Gardens
Rye Patch
Aiken
Aiken Garden Club Council
Friends of
Fountain and
Green Boundary Club
Whiskey Road
Friends of Hopelands and
Don Macy
Dupree Place
Friends of Hopelands
Sousa
Langley Community Center to host May singings
Langley Community Center on Hwy 421 in Langley hosts several May singings. Families II perform Saturday and One Accord on May 24. Events start at 7 30 p m with details at 593 3404. YMCA camp info at Southwind Fellowship off Whiskey Road Hunters Glen. ages 5 12, June 9 to Aug 22, 25 dollar registration plus 55 per week. contact Beth Padgett at 642 5144.
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Langley
Langley Community Center
Families II
Langley Fire Department
YMCA
Southwind Fellowship
Whiskey Road
Hunters Glen
Beth Padgett
Funeral services for David Johnson Jr in Williston
Funeral services for David Johnson Jr aged 48 will be held at 3 30 p m today at Summer Grove Baptist Church in Williston with Rev Wilbur J Simmons officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Johnson of 944 Villa Apartments Williston died Saturday May 9 1997 at his residence. Friends may call at his mother Edna Johnsons home 150 Johnson Lane or at the church from 3 30 p m today until the service. Simmons Funeral Home Williston in charge.
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David Johnson Jr
Williston
Summer Grove Baptist Church
Wilbur J. Simmons
Church Cemetery
Mr. Johnson
Villa Apartments
Edna Johnson
Johnson Lane
Simmons Funeral Home
Silver Bluff honors top finishers in regional science fair
Silver Bluff High and New Ellenton Middle School students led a regional science fair showing strong results. Freshman Krystle Bradley won senior individual for To Touch the Face of God, Bethany Fuller top senior project Carrie Ten Boom Triumph of an Overcomer, and Jennifer Goodman with Jennifer Vinson won senior group project No Other Place The Savannah River Plant and Its Effects on Ellenton. Robert Bennett earned second in senior individual for Trails West Triumphs and Tragedies on the Oregon Trail. New Ellenton Middle School sixth grader Kathryn McNeill won junior individual Voyage into Eternity under guidance of Mary Johnson and Jim McNeill.
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Vietnam
Thomas Grooms
Matthew Botsch
Silver Bluff High
Krystle Bradley
Bethany Fuller
Carrie
Jennifer Goodman
Jennifer Vinson
Savannah River
Ellenton
Robert Bennett
Sil
Ver Bluff
Oregon Trail
New Ellenton Middle School
Mary Johnson
Jim McNeill
Kathryn McNeill
Louisville science fair project on fish contamination captains junior effort
Janet Hart presents a science project on how fish ingest elements and pass them up the food chain. Her father, a Bechtel biologist, helped with the idea. judging in Louisville runs Monday and Tuesday with dozens of judges. Exhibits open to the public later in the week as students explain their work and tour the area. Janet moved to Aiken seven years ago from Lawrence Kane and is the daughter of Blake and LuAnn Hart.
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Bechtel
Janet
Louisville
Aiken
Lawrence, Kane
Blake
LuAnn Hart
Quintessence restaurant highlights desserts and prep time
Chef Milton explains the menu includes soups and desserts with focus on time and freshness. The Cream Puff a la Quintessence features puff pastry, vanilla ice cream, chocolate pastry cream and strawberries, topped with a chocolate raspberry sauce. Quintessence serves 5 pm to 10 pm Monday through Thursday and 5 pm to 11 pm Friday and Saturday, closed Sunday.
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Milton
Two from 18 plan 50-100 local jobs by 1998
The GPSR records movement of vehicles and mobile assets. Developed at SRS, it tracks longitude, latitude, date, time, speed, and direction. Teelon notes USPS testing and a possible deal with Chicago Map Corp. Applications include taxis and long haul trucking. Equitech's multiplexer prevents optical loss. stabilizer smooths power surges. Floyd cites national and international negotiations, especially India with 250 million potential customers.
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SRS
Teelon
U.S. Postal Service
Chicago Map Corp
Equitech
Floyd
India
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