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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2000
Page
3
The Central Savannah River Geological Society will host Dr David Tuck as speaker Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Humanities and Social Sciences Building at USC Aiken. He will discuss The Role of Time dependent Interfacial Chemistry on Multiphase Flow.
An agility show for dogs is planned Sunday at 9 a.m. at the Aiken Dog Training Club field on Mill Road. Janda Gipp, club spokesman, says rain or shine with entry fees 6 for one run 10 for two runs and more if time allows. A weave pole shootout will be featured and judging briefings will precede the events. Golden Harvest kicks off its Turkey and Ham Food Drive to aid the needy with turkeys for Thanksgiving and hams for Christmas. Donations accept through Nov 20 for turkeys and Dec 20 for hams at the Banks Mill area food bank or to cover purchase costs.
The Angel Tree Christmas program in the CSRA helps children of incarcerated parents with gifts. Coordinator Paula Martin says volunteers gather two gifts worth up to 60 dollars, one clothing item and one educational toy, plus small items. Contacts are given for local participation and church groups to donate through chains like Walmart.
Aiken County youths will host a mock presidential debate at St. Angela Hall, St. Marys Help of Christians Catholic Church, Sunday at 7 pm. Speakers portray Gore, Bush, and Buchanan. Greg Ryberg, Larry Murphy, and Joe Riley participate. Students will vote before and after to gauge shifts in understanding. The event is open to the public, ballots limited to students.
The North Augusta Lions Club prepares for its 65th charter anniversary with notes on traditions such as Lions speak, the Lion Tamer, and Tail Twister. The club funded North Augusta’s first lighted football field in 1999 and built Lions Memorial Field in 1960, supporting scholarships, libraries, sports programs, and eye health services through glasses, exams, and seeing eye dogs.
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