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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2002
Page
2
A reader emphasizes civility toward referees after a high school football game and calls for better sportsmanship to set a positive example for youth. The note also touches on local history, pride in portraits of families, and opinions on public notices and local salary studies.
Schofield Middle School sixth grader Amy Bassett and friends dressed in period attire to tour a real one room schoolhouse at the Aiken County Historical Museum Market Day. Dorothy Riffe demonstrated 19th century lessons while local groups sold crafts and showcased traditional activities.
Charles Cassell 40 of Cas sus Avenue Cleveland is held on charges of driving while intoxicated and driving with license. The case began with a domestic dispute on Cabinet Drive and a stolen blue 1993 Chevrolet sedan later found abandoned on Arbutus Hill Drive. A bloodhound-assisted search led to his arrest near Hampton Avenue.
Burnettown celebrates the Eighth Annual Horse Creek Midland Valley Sassafras Festival drawing thousands for a sunny day of car shows, a parade, and family fun. Residents like Jamey Hooper show off a 1978 indigo Monte Carlo while others display 1941 Willys and 1937 Chevrolet. Local vendors and clubs join politicians in the parade as attendees enjoy fried mushrooms, funnel cakes, and novelty items.
Tickets for the Aiken Kidney Benefit production of Camelot are on sale at the Etherredge Center box office. Betsy Wilson Mahoney stars as Guenevere with Jerry West as King Arthur. Performances run November 8 to 10 with matinees at 3 pm and evenings at 8 pm. Proceeds support kidney disorder care in Aiken, Barnwell and Edgefield Counties. Tickets 16 for evenings, 12 for matinees.
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