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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1995
Page
9
Sporting Days Farm hosts a two day equestrian event with USCTA One Day Horse Trials on Saturday starting at 9 a.m. and a dressage arena and pony classes on Sunday. Free entry for pets competitions, lunch details, and RSVP info provided along with contact numbers.
Aiken Middle School schedules an open house Sunday from 2 30 to 4 p m at Wire Road site with barbecue offered 1 30 to 2 30 p m tickets 6 per plate 3 for sandwich plate Advance reservations available by calling 641 2570 The school moves to its new facility on Monday Dr Randy Stowe serves as principal Jackson Christmas Parade set for Saturday at 10 a m lineup at 8 30 a m at Jackson Middle School on S C 125 Participants invited by calling 471 3949 No entry deadline
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office boosts the Street Crime Attack Team to curb holiday robberies burglaries assaults and liquor violations. Lt Michael Frank notes increased street crime during holidays and deputies will identify and question suspicious people. The program aided last December in arresting murder suspect Joseph Valentine, who pleaded guilty to killing Wallace Weaver Jr. and is serving 16 years. Maj Jody Rowland says SCAT is proactive, while Sheriff Howard Sellers aims to safer county and tougher criminal environment.
Madeline Fox a long time potter and crafter is also a wife and mother of three. For 15 years she has created decorative and functional items from her Gatewood home and will display at this weekend’s Christmas Craft Show at the H Odell Weeks Center. She balances family duties with her craft and works from a home shop to avoid tracking clay through the house.
The council voted 5-1 to enter executive session amid a debate over a closed meeting about a October 8 police incident and alleged misconduct. Councilman Perry challenged legality, warning of lawsuits while Mayor Cavanaugh defended the need to review police policies. The issue remains under investigation by the council and Public Safety.
Aiken Area Task Force on AIDS will mark World AIDS Day with a high school poster contest themed HIV/AIDS What You Dont Know Can Hurt You Winners to be announced by Dec 15 First prize 100 dollars by Palmetto Federal second 75 by NationsBank third 50 by Wachovia ten honorable mentions by Aiken Mall Cinemas Posters to be displayed at Aiken Mall and USC Aiken information booths run 9 am to 9 pm Friday a red AIDS ribbon display and expanded exhibits aim to educate the community about rising teen infections and HIV prevalence in Aiken County.
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