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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2012
Page
3
A reader questions lunch subsidies for needy children and urges direct parental responsibility while others call for community support. The message references EBT, Sandy relief, and political fatigue and ends with instruction to leave a TalkBack voicemail or email.
A correction notes that David Lobb left the Aiken County Republican Party after losing the chairmanship race. The article cites Dennis Saylor remarks at the convention. the Standard invites readers to report factual errors to set the record straight.
The Aiken County School Board swore in four new members Keith Liner Richard Hazen Ronnie West and Tad Barber at the first meeting back since October 23 The board recognized North Augusta High School swim team medalists and heard three presentations on district technology a 21st century classroom at North Augusta Middle School the Measures of Academic Progress testing system and a Sequestration budget cut proposal from Keith Liner The board tabled the Sequestration proposal to the next meeting awaiting broader support and action
ACTS presents its sixth Icicle Ball fundraiser at St. Thad deus Church on January 19 with a social and silent auction, dinner, and dancing. Tickets cost 70 dollars per person or 560 for a table of eight, and can be mailed or picked up at ACTS 340 Park Ave SW. The event supports ACTS food ministries including Senior Distribution day and weekly pantry service run by executive director Vicki Bukovitz. Local Palmetto Groove Party Band provides music for the evening.
ACTS hosts the 5th Annual Icicle on January 19 at 6 p.m. at St. Thaddeus Church 125 Pendleton St. Tickets are 70 per person or 560 for a full table of eight and space will accommodate about ten more tables after shifting from Newberry Hall. Call 649-3800 for details.
Dr Chris Bannochie, a researcher at the Savannah River National Laboratory, is named the E. Ann Nalley Award for Volunteer Service recipient in the ACS Southeast region. He has 20 years of service, 17 years as an ACS councilor, and helped drive a 40 percent regional membership rise. The Nalley award honors volunteer ACS work since 2006 and includes a medallion plaque a monetary prize and regional travel funds.
A fall festival at Kennedy Middle School Friday 5 30 to 8 p m at 274 E Pine Log Rd. Aiken Community Playhouse hosts a Black Box Coffeehouse Friday 7 to 9 p m at URS Center for the Performing Arts Newberry St tickets 10 reservations 648 1438. Neighborhoods craft sale Saturday 8 a m to 2 p m at Aiken Municipal Building proceeds benefit Safer Communities Initiative call 644 9716.
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