Something's Afoot at Aiken Community Playhouse this weekend
The Aiken Community Playhouse stages Something's Afoot a spoof on Agatha Christie mysteries with Linda Gordy Betsy Wilson Mahoney and Vince Cloud among the cast. Performances start Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Sunday at 3 p.m. with repeat May 22 24. Tickets 7 adults 5 students 3 children. Reservations 6 9 p.m. today through Friday or May 21 24.
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Aiken
Aiken Community
Steve Craft
Jeffery
St. John’s
Craft
Eden
Nigel
Lord Rancour
Vince Cloud
North Augusta
Cloud
South Pacific
Andrew Goslen
Flynt
Marcia Harris
Playhouse
Aiken Community Playhouse
Whitehorne urges anticipation of technology driven future
Robert A. Whitehorne spoke at a banquet for Aiken Technical College urging a plan to cope with rapid economic change. He highlighted risks of overtraining, urged broader social education, and noted the need for math, literature, and writing skills alongside tech training. Eight firms received ATC recognition for funding.
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Robert A. Whitehorne
Aiken Technical College
Whitehorne
State Development Board
Owens-Illinois Corp
Standard Federal Savings
Southern Bell
S.C
Codesco Inc
The
University of South Carolina
ATC
Paul L. Blowers
Crop residue cuts erosion and boosts soil moisture
Soil conservationist David Abney of the Soil Conservation Service in Aiken says leaving crop residue on fields reduces erosion and boosts moisture, while cutting ditch maintenance costs. He notes residue decomposes on the surface, protecting soil and preserving organic matter, and burning wheat stubble wastes nitrogen and organic benefits.
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David Abney
Soil Conservation Service
Aiken
Aiken Council Seeks More Control Over Industrial Park
The Aiken City Council approved on first reading an ordinance to allow review of new park tenants and to approve or disapprove sales of park land. The measure includes a two year non relocation affidavit for new tenants and preserves council control over sewage impacts and park covenants. A separate resolution honored all employees and volunteers of the Aiken Sesquicentennial Celebration.
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Aiken
Roland H. Windham
Windham
Henry P. Summerall Jr
Hastings Wyman
Industrial Park
Economic Development Administration
Framptonban
Clerk of Court Elizabeth Cooper Describes Dedication
Aiken County Clerk of Court Elizabeth Cooper told Rotary clubs that the clerk’s role is demanding and requires dedication. She outlined three courts in the system, noted computerization serving as a model, and cited rising family court caseload along with proposed wages for child support payments. The Aiken Rotary Club meets weekly at Palmer's Restaurant.
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Aiken County
Elizabeth Cooper
Cooper
Aiken
Republican Women Set Essay Contest For Students
The Aiken County Republican Women's Club sponsors an art and essay contest themed Keep the Torch Burning for grades 1 12 in Aiken County. Entries must include name address phone grade school and be postmarked by May 16. First prize is a $25 savings bond with other awards and a lapel pin.
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Aiken County
Aiken County Republican Women’s Club
Karey Santos
Normandy Lane
Aiken
S.C
Rye Patch
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Lynne Katonak
By Phil Jones
NUS Corp
Chivas Products
Reiter Corp
Amoco Foam Products
Westinghouse
J.M. Huber Corp
F & M Bank
Allied General Nuclear Services
New Leaf
P. O
Aiken, S.C
Carolyn M. Cato
Nancy B. Moorman
Rotary
Aiken Coosezanve
Nashville
Aiken Electric Cooperative
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