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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2000
Page
2
ACP auditions for a Christmas musical are listed at the playhouse Sunday night and again at 9 p.m. 7 p.m. shows. North Augusta City Council meets Monday at 7 p.m. in Council chambers.
A car on Palm Drive suffered $200 in damage after an unknown subject kicked the rear panel and scratched the trunk. A locked Pine Log Road business saw a break in, with $160 in stolen audio gear. A woman described as 40 to 45, about 5 foot 8, 180 pounds, left a shoplifting scene at an art gallery in a white minivan with a 758 87P plate. A New Newton resident reported hit and run on Park Avenue. A Salley man faced drunken driving charges after speeding near Camp Rawls Road. A Beech Island Church Road vehicle had two rear tires cut, $150 damage. A Silver Bluff High School truck was keyed, $500 damage. Stereo contents worth $220 were stolen from a Silver Bluff High School vehicle. Police and tips numbers provided.
Midday draw numbers 9 3 8. evening draw 0 3 0. Big Game 4 9 26 30 31. Money Ball 4. Cash 4 265 5. Fantasy 5 numbers 9 2 24 18 16.
The 14th Annual South Carolina Labor Day Pit Stop began in Aiken and runs Monday Sept 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at the Welcome Center. Sponsored by the state departments and Anheuser-Busch wholesaler A B Beverage Co Inc the effort hands out coffee snacks litter bags and alcohol awareness materials to travelers as part of the Know When To Say When program. Last year the event drew over 3500 travelers and organizers hope for more.
SRS marks its 50th anniversary with Family Days September 16 and 17 offering tours of the Central Computing Facility Decontamination Facility 105 C Defense Waste Processing Facility Emergency Operations Facility Fire Stations US Forest Service and more. Six 90 minute driving tours on September 9 and 23 depart from the badging office require reservations and Social Security numbers.
Shirley Floyd’s liver transplant at MUSC in Charleston, after a long waiting period and 100 pints of blood, saved her life. She is recovering, plans yearly checkups, and urges blood and organ donation while thanking doctors, family, and faith for the miracle. Monetary donations can be made to The Shirley Floyd Liver Transplant Fund at First Citizens Bank.
Italian artist Livio Orazio Valentini will return to the University of South Carolina Aiken for six weeks as a visiting professor in visual and performing arts. He will lecture with an interpreter and conduct clay work, ceramics, and painting sessions at USCA and Etherredge Center, with visits to local schools and civic groups.
Ellen Gladden reports at Paul Knox Middle School two sets of triplets join seventh grade. Adrian Adrena and Alexis Lee, identical twins? no identical triplets, arrived Jan 17 1986, from Aiken Middle with shared class schedules. Brandon Brandy and Britney Col bert, from Merriwether Middle, arrive March 2 1987 and share little besides birthdays.
A correction notes Mrs Mildred Busbee Lambert born in 1912 and that George Funeral Home does not own a flower shop. The funeral home has operated for 81 years.
Aiken area prospective and new small business owners can attend a tax free workshop on Wednesday September 13 at USC Aiken. Sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service the South Carolina Department of Revenue the South Carolina Society of Enrolled Agents and the South Carolina Employment Security Commission the event occurs in room 140 of the Business and Education Building. For registration or more information call the IRS at 803-253-3031 or the Small Business Development Center in Aiken at 612-3646.
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