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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2002
Page
3
Monday schedule includes Crossroads bereavement support at 33 A Ward en Drive contact 643-9008. Another item notes New Ellenton Public Works meeting at 1008 Main St at 7 p.m. contact 652-2862. Also listed is a Study Skills for High School Students workshop at USC Aiken from noon to 4 p.m. and a meeting to discuss a possible soccer program.
Accommodations Tax Funding for fiscal year 2003 is being distributed by the Aiken County Parks Recreation and Tourism Department to promote non profit events in Aiken County to boost tourism. Deadline for applications is December 12 at noon. Call Robbie Daying at 803 642 7587 for an application.
Saturday winning numbers include Pick 3 6 2 1 and Powerball 12 14 27 33 39 with Powerball 41 and Powerplay 3. Cash 3 and Cash 4 results shown for Midday and Evening, plus Fantasy 5, Change Game, and Lotto South numbers reported.
A list of local happenings includes Guardian ad Litem Program training at Jackson Town Hall and a SBDC web site workshop at Woodside Executive Park. Other events cover Midday Music and Lunch at First Presbyterian Church and an Area 4 Advisory Council meeting. A Red Cross Blood Drive and Aiken County Elections office contact are also listed along with submission instructions for event announcements.
The Jack-O-Lantern Jubilee on Georgia Avenue drew a mixed crowd including Mitchell Redd and brothers Nick and Ryan Barrs in green and pink. Activities ranged from face painting and crafts to a haunted house set up by Julie Brantley. Proceeds benefited Camp Rainbow and foster kids through the Department of Social Services. major sponsors included WKXC-FM, Regions Bank, Papa John's and SCE&G.
A labyrinth walk weekend at St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church on November 1 2 invites visitors of all ages. An indoor 11 circuit labyrinth and outdoor path will be free to the public with guides available. Illuminated walk Friday 7 9 pm. Saturday family walk 10 11 am. adults 10 am 5 pm. Church at 1630 Silver Bluff Road offers details at 319-4355.
Readers are urged to share old photos with Larry Ferguson at 648-2311 ex 219. Expect potential delays up to 30 days for a picture to appear in print.
The September 2002 Chukker Creek Elementary Good Citizens list names Lexus Brown Kelsey Housley Jeremy Dumont Shayla Frazier Corey Ayers Will Gingrey Robert Abshire Dominic Austria Chelsea Grant Sydney Beckner Joahn Ageas Nick Gerstenberg Max Nichols Raven Fair Milan Harris Derek Lewis Zachary Wilson Victoria Jacks McKinley Pippin Natalee Benson Morgan Whetstone Marika Radland Emma Bernier Patrick Griggs Carmen Withers Zach Trapazzano Christen Maher Bradley Chapman Jessica Mehta. The October Redcliffe Elementary Good Citizens list includes Kayla Baxley ZyKeah Jennings Marquis Mack Brittany Heath Tyler Smith Justin Connelly Justin McElmurray Venicia Jones Chadler Hebbard David Stribling Samantha Knight Justin Gordy Kelana Clemons Jodh Quinn James Lamb Raquel Jackson Candance Craig Jalen Jackson Hannah Kellems Jeremiah Phinnery Raynie Clark Sarah Newsom Laini Frye Tana Bryant Travis Hope Kendall Evans Maryse Wade Breanna Gheen Trisha Shea Steven Widener Grayson Kern Taylor Schneider Blade Brooks Robert Henderson Bianca Rankinson Casey Nichols Joshua Rooks Jennifer Jones Audrey Worrall Paul Kyser Danielle Ray Samantha Robins Chris Crumley Cedric Philpot Matthew Morris Amanda Fortner Whitney Overcash Sean Ingram-Crews Shanequil Robinson Dylan Heiser.
The notice lists subscription rates for home delivery by Aiken Standard including monthly figures for various plans and mail options. It provides contact details for Scott B. Hunter and a customer service line, plus delivery timing notes and box addresses.
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