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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1995
Page
14
Lunchtime menus list meals for elementary middle and high schools with items like fish options turkey submarine turkey club and macaroni casserole served with sides. Breakfast items include juice fruit cereal toast and assorted bakery items though several words appear garbled or misprinted.
Lynne helps line run by United Way volunteers with 18 hours of training. Warner cites 3000 annual calls from Aiken County and logs for needs assessment. Volunteers staff from home. line supports SRS site workers and USC Aiken athletes receive awards at the Kiwanis meeting.
Michael Graham former state campaign director for Patrick Buchanan and former communications director for Secretary of State Jim Miles visits Aiken to promote his book Banned From Public Radio at Aiken Office Supply and Book Store on Saturday from Main Joiph Graham's book compiles columns from major and small newspapers. Federation Of The Blind Holds Anniversary Dinner in Bamberg celebrating 20th year with Rev Timothy Williams speaker at 1 p.m. on Saturday Nov 4 at Smith Hazel Recreation Center open to public contact Junior Wright 649 7695.
The American Diabetes Association presents Carousel with opening night at 8 p.m. Thursday, November 2, at USC Aiken Etherredge Center. Ticket sales are brisk and seats remain for four shows after opening night with performances at 8 p.m. on November 3 and 4 and 1 p.m. November 4. Lead players Vince Cloud and Catherine Stapleton portray Billy Bigelow and Julie Jordan in this benefi t production.
Reservations for the Thursday evening Carou sel performance cost 12 dollars call Gene Carroll at 648-4532 for tickets. Friday night tickets are 15 dollars with Georgena Jimmies at 648-4319. Saturday matinee costs 12 dollars with Mildred Hosang at 649-2234 and Saturday evening 15 dollars with Rose Osborne at I 17. Student tickets all shows 8 dollars. The ADA production features Ms. Stapleton and a multitalented cast led by Jeanne Webb and Ken Parkinson.
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