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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2001
Page
3
Aiken County Public Library will present a program titled Protecting the Best Interests of Our Children Tuesday at 7 p.m. The event addresses children and the law in South Carolina and features guest speakers Vicki Johnson Snelgrove and Dennis Timerek. It is a May 2001 activity sponsored by the S C Bar with cooperation from the State Bar's Children's Committee Family Law Committee and the Younger Lawyers Division.
The University of South Carolina Aiken Academy for Lifelong Learning offers a trip to Madison Georgia to tour three antebellum homes titled The town Sherman refused to burn. The $64 per person cost includes lunch downtown and shopping time. Also upcoming: Parkinson’s support group meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Aiken Area Council on Aging, featuring speaker Joan Carpenter. Birds and Butterflies hosts a hummingbird seminar Tuesday at 7 p.m. in downtown Aiken. Running Club meets Tuesday at Odell Weeks Recreation Center for a pot luck. Contact numbers: 642-2020 641-8288 648-5447 619-7999 649-9908.
Stanley Rich PhD of the University of South Carolina Aiken led Kiwanis members on a photographic journey through eastern Turkey during a luncheon talk. The tour featured Adana Antioch Anavarra Nemrut Mt Ararat and Ani with Roman bridges and Armenian church carvings as Rich discussed civilizations rise and fall and the impermanence of cultures. The Aiken Kiwanis will meet May 24 at 1 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church.
The Augusta Aiken Audubon Society will guide two Edisto River canoe trips on May 19 at 9 30 a m and 2 p m starting points and safety tips will be taught by George Reeves and Calvin Zippler at a cost of 10 per person Reservations dial 649 2857 Leavelle McCampbell to stage Spring Pops Concert May 17
Aiken man charged with possession of crack cocaine and marijuana after a traffic stop on Hitchcock Parkway for speeding. Additional charges include driving under suspension, uninsured vehicle, false information to an officer, hit and run with injury, no vehicle registration, and false plate. An unknown thief took navy pants, a brown tie and belt from a Colony Parkway motel. A separate wreck on Whiskey Road led to a driver’s arrest. An Aiken woman faced drug paraphernalia and identification charges on Abbeville Avenue. Clarification from Wachovia executive Ernest Duncan outlined his banking responsibilities in the Aiken County market. Sunday lottery results listed.
At the inaugural College of Charleston Communications Department Senior Banquet Michelle Scott was named one of five Distinguished Service Award winners. The 1997 Aiken High School graduate serves as Alpha Delta Pi Honors Sorority chaplain and standards chair and is public relations director for Meritage Restaurant. She also volunteers for Ronald McDonald House and received the LIFE Scholarship.
A fee tax workshop for prospective and current small business owners will be held Thursday May 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in room 107 of the USC Aiken administration building. Sponsored by the IRS SC Department of Revenue the SC Society of Enrolled Agents and the Aiken Small Business Development Center. Call 803-252-3031 or 641-3646 for registration and information. Aiken's character trait for May is attentiveness.
An OCR damaged item shows delivery charges and monthly rates for county mall and mail services. Figures include $950 monthly, $28.50 and $1140 per year, with $53.25 for 3 months and $1 050 for Sor, plus $213.00 per year and $7200 for 3 months. References to advance payments, customer service hours, and incomplete words appear.
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