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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2013
Page
1
Gurtha Nelson won this year's Clemson versus Carolina ticket giveaway sponsored by Security Federal Bank. The winners were announced as part of the contest event held by the bank to note the rivalry game tickets.
Students at East Aiken School participate in a gem mining activity after class to explore minerals and rocks. Teachers guide hands on learning as pupils dig for colorful stones and minerals.
Aiken Salley and Warrenville residents Kay Rodgers Sharpe and Mark McGee Holtsizer are among area deaths. Other listed individuals include Mary Elizabeth Brevard of Vista California Mary Ellen Potter Stroud Wagener Nancy S Bush New Ellenton Richard Showalter Graniteville and Mary Barton. Funeral notices appear in 6A.
Hundreds queued in cold for late Thursday openings at Target and Belk while mall retailers reported strong turnout. Shoppers like Terrance Brainard and Tim Williams waited for big discounts on TVs and boots as doors opened Thursday night and continued Friday morning.
Former University of Georgia head coach Vince Dooley will sign copies of his books and other memorabilia at the North Augusta Kroger on Knox Avenue from 4 to 6 p.m. The event features UGA merchandise and Dooley’s latest work detailing football life and gardening.
City Administrator Todd Glover says with the third reading done the focus shifts to finalizing contracts with Greenstone Properties for 101 million dollars in private investment and mapping a master plan footprint. He notes ongoing retailer interest and a parallel effort to secure site uses before commitments are drawn.
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