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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2015
Page
3
A reader suggests cutting down the Maid Marion tree to provide firewood for the needy and criticizes delays in mail delivery and postal staffing. The letter also references white water issues in New Ellenton and praises local schools funded by a tax measure.
Readers urge board to maintain Hitchcock Woods with controlled burns and thinning to prevent stunted growth disease and potential forest fires. Call TalkBack at 803-644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard com to comment. Lottery numbers for several South Carolina games follow.
DOE reports all facilities except HB Line have moved to deliberate operations after a safety pause spurred by a plutonium handling incident. HB Line aims to enter deliberate operations by month end as root cause analysis is reviewed. SRNS and spokesperson Barbara Smoak emphasize sustained safety improvements across H Canyon and other areas.
USC Aiken Lifelong Learning members gathered at the Gerde Carriage Museum in Rye Patch for a live demonstration on preparing a mini horse for driving sport. The session covered harnessing, vehicle types, and safety as Riggs the mini horse shown his gear. The group learned about the 12th Katydid Combined Driving Event with free admission and weekend competitions in Dressage and Obstacle categories.
Katydid Farm hosts a combined driving event from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Saturday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at 359 State Park Road Wind sor. Timed cones and awards will be given in each category. Spectators free. details from Peggy Dils at 803-295-6785 or dilsaiken aol.com.
The Civil War Roundtable of Augusta will gather November 16 at Edgar's Grille in Augusta starting with dinner at 6 p.m. Guest speaker Charles D. Sellars, NPS superintendent for Andersonville sites, discusses Andersonville. Membership costs 25 per person or 40 per couple. dinner is 12 per person.
Several local groups announce gatherings for November 17 and 18. Thanksgiving Storytime at Odell Weeks Center offers a free book and refreshments. Jubilee Club meets at Millbrook Baptist Church. Aiken Newcomers' Club hosts a covered dish program. Beech Island Historical Society features token talk by Dr Tony Chibbaro with sales. Senior Men's Club at Woodside Plantation invites Greg Hull Ryde as speaker with reservations.
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