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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2002
Page
3
The USC Aiken Playground Playhouse presents Sleeping Beauty the Musical at the Etherredge Center tonight at 7. Tickets cost 5 for adults and 3 for students. Call (803) 641-3305 for more information.
A compiled notice of upcoming Aiken events includes Sleeping Beauty the Musical at 7 pm at Etherredge Center with a contact 641-3905, a free dinner at 11 pm and 2 pm at South Airien Presbyterian Church with Greg Barcklow 663 1872, an Open Meet and Blessing of the Hounds at 11 am at Memorial Gate Hitchcock Woods via Aiken Hounds, a Christmas Elvis Show with Jason Sikes at Langley Common Center 8 pm, a Tree Ceremony at 5:30 pm on Newberry Street downtown with Aiken Downtown Development Association 649 2221, Holly Day all day at downtown Aiken Development Association 619-221, Chitlin Strut Festival in Salley with contact N R Salley 258 3485, and a Jockey Lot trip to Anderson at 6 pm. Also notes Wilcox Inn recovery one year after a fire, Holly Day festival coverage, Meet the Artister with Jim Harrison 11 am at Jim Harrison Gallery Denmark 799-5796, Windsor Christmas Parade 3 pm downtown Windsor 648-3618 649-2752 after 5 pm, and Josef Hofman Piano Composition Competition deadline with contact Dr. Richard Maltz 6419625. For announcements, send info to Aiken Standard events, PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or call 803 648-2311.
The Aiken Center for the Arts hosts a Recycled Art Sale on December 2 with contact details at (03) 641-8004 for more information. Magnolia Baptist Church at 2420 Wire Road invites the public to an appreciation day for Rev. Charles M. Simpkins on December 1 at 3 p.m. Rev. Allen Ancrum will speak and a meal will follow. The Thoroughbred Hall of Fame seeks volunteers to act as docents for the upcoming season. call Lisa Hall at 642-7650 for involvement.
Childcare By Choice partners with United Way to offer trainings on January 25 special needs and vision three DSS credit hours March 15 small business training six DSS credits and June 7 safety and curriculum three DSS credits Aiken Technical College division continues providing Certified Childcare Trainings to meet DSS requirements Visit www.childcarebychoice.org for more information.
The City of Character program highlights Hospitality as the monthly trait for November. Local officials encourage residents to practice welcoming behavior, assist visitors, and support community events to foster a friendly town image.
Monday's winning numbers include Pick 3 64 2, Cash 3 Midday 0 1 0, Cash 3 Evening 9 8 7, Cash 4 Midday 9 8 2 3, Cash 4 Evening 8 8 5 6, Fantasy 5 4 14 26 28 30, Change Game A 9 7, Y 4, X 2 5.
Alen Blackwell and Marcie Milner led the 2002 Cedar Creek Turkey Trot five kilometer race with times of 17 57 and 19 50. Masters and Grand Masters winners joined the field along with walkers and fun runs. Age group results include Hadaway Hannan Hutchinson Willing and Thomas among others with a wide field of finishers.
Readers are invited to submit or comment on photographs documenting Aiken County faces and places. Contact Kimberley Krkey at 648 2311 ext 212 to contribute or provide information. Photos may take 10 to 30 days to appear.
The 1982 graduates from South Aiken and Aiken high schools plan a reunion weekend November 29 and 30 with a dinner and picnic. Reservations due by November 1, contact Kirk Brown at 706-737-8901. Also noted are the South Aiken Class of 1992 10-year reunion and Aiken High Class of 1992 events with organizers Stacey Clark Holmcombe and DeKesha Reynolds seeking member contact details.
Aiken High School Class of 1962 holds a reunion November 30 with weekend events. The 40th reunion committee requests all members’ contact information and invites updates via email to Bunny Fowler Hutto at bunnymillerhut mindspring com.
Aiken High School's Class of 1972 to hold a reunion at the Aiken County Shrine Club on December 28 from 8 p.m. to midnight. Cost is $25 for a single and $40 for a couple. For details call Susan Quinn at 649 4308 or Janet Mattocks at 649 3024.
Local notice lists publisher contact and delivery options for the Aiken Standard. Includes address PO Box 456 and phone extension for Scott B. Hunter. Details on costs for daily and weekend delivery, subscription rates, and customer service hours appear in the OCR text.
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