Rockaway Revue Returns to Aiken at USC Aiken Etherredge Center
The Jamaica based senior group Rockaway Revue performs in Aiken at 7 pm with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc sponsoring. Tickets cost 7 dollars via 648-1126. Also Belvedere hosts Carolina Jamboree at 6:30 pm Eastbound 8 pm Odds Ends 9:30 Mike Sterling Renegades live. Tex Davis Friends 6:30 Flo Carter 8 Ed Jones Smooth Country 9:30.
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Aiken
Usc-Aiken
Eastbound
Belvedere Belvedere
Carolina
Larceny and burglary report on May 14 incidents
Police blotter notes a May 14 larceny on the 100 block of Gyles road with two bicycles worth 200 each stolen from a yard. A car on the 200 block of East Richland Avenue was broken into with 800 damage from a broken driver’s window, and audio gear 200, CDs 140, toys 140, and checks 20 stolen.
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Gyles Road
East Richland Avenue
Graduation date corrected for Aiken Technical College
The correction notes the original graduation date was listed wrongly in Thursday’s edition. The ceremony will be tonight at 7 pm in the gymnasium with music by the Piedmont Brass Quintet. Dr. Sam Kelly of BNFL Savannah River Corp will speak.
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Aiken Technical College
Piedmont Brass Quintet
Sam Kelly
BNFL
Savannah River Corp
Westinghouse Savannah River Company
Aiken
Stocks Close as of May 15 1997 Market Formation
Stocks closing on May 15 1997 reflect formation data provided by Kenneth Willand of Robinson Humphrey Smith Barney. The note highlights contributions from Willand in compiling closing figures for that session.
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Kenneth ‘Wiland
Robinson‘Humphrey/Smith
Aiken Officer Wins ADPS Funniest Home Video Award
CAPT Pete Frommer of the Aiken Department of Public Safety won the Funniest Home Video Contest at the ADPS awards banquet last night. His entry titled Frommer Wins By a Nose showed him dismounting from a horse in a humorous, unconventional way.
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Aiken
Department of Public Safety
Pete Frommer
ADPS
Pete
Frommer
Heritage Corridor lights up Salley and surrounding towns
The South Carolina Heritage Corridor centers on Salley with Wagener and Springfield watching as a historic home is transformed into an arts center for drama and music. Officials anticipate 700000 visitors yearly and $83.5 million in economic impact, boosting local tourism statewide.
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Salley
South Carolina
Wagener
Springfield
Sherry Fair
Creative Dramatics
Buford Hartley
Crescent City Playhouse
Ms. Fair
Pendleton
Abbeville
Edgefield
Ninty-Six
Aiken
Charleston
Table Rock
Russell
Thurmond Lakes
Savannah
Edisto
Lowcountry
Frances Yon
Heritage Corridor Board
Salley School Museum
Myrtle Beach
Farmer named top cop at ADPS annual awards
Sgt. Mark Farmer was named Adps Officer of the Year at the 12th Annual Awards Dinner. He credited fellow officers for the honor while speaker William Collier Jr. praised the department as a model for others in the state. The event highlighted last year’s achievements and individual recognitions.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Mark Farmer
Farmer
ADPS
William Collier Jr
Collier
ATC Honors Students At Annual Awards Night
ATC recognized dozens of top students during its annual awards night in the college amphitheater. Tracey Glover led with multiple honors as student body president and newspaper editor, while numerous recipients received scholarships and program awards including JTPA and EDWAA honors.
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ATC
Langley — Aiken Technical College
Tracey Glover
ATC Foundation
Brian Livingston
Jarrod Derman
Bobbie Shambaugh
Christina Baggott
Robert Baker
Charles Thomas
Brandy Benfield
William
Michelin
James Carter
Joel Jackson
Sheryl Benson
Jonathan Woodman
Health Physics Society
Betty Craig
Linda Hutto
Donna Langley
Kevin Carver
North Augusta Rotary Club
Shannon Mills
Delta Woodside Industries
Dorothy Kinney
James B. Greer
Donna Hough
John L. Bryan
Harold Coleman
Jerry W. Jones
Dorothee Kinney
JTPA
Paul Bush
EDWAA
Jeanline Mosley
Ground broken for Woodside Plantation Nursing Center
Aiken breaks ground for the Woodside Plantation Nursing and Rehabilitation Center a 30 000 square foot skilled facility to be completed in summer 1998 with 60 nursing beds Mayor Fred Cavanaugh pledges community support and partnership at Woodside Circle location.
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Aiken
Woodside Plantation
Cavanaugh
Woodside Circle
New 20-bed Medicare Center Aims To Expand Senior Care
Robby Bowles notes the new 20-bed Medicare district unit will broaden service in transitional care and rehabilitation. Health Management Resources president Mike McBride calls the center a trend setting senior health care facility. Bobby Bowles cites excitement to offer comprehensive senior care components as New Ellenton Nursing Center is replaced.
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Mike McBride
Health Management Resources, Inc
Bobby Bowles
Ellenton Nursing Center
Ginny Southworth
Bobby Bowies
New Ellenton Nursing Center
Rick Allen
RW Allen Construction
Fred Carpenter
American Federal
Danny Ard
Ard-Wood Architecture
Doug Henderson
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Ronnie Young
Aiken
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