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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1990
Page
16
The first annual USC Aiken Juke Box Jam will replace Oktoberfest this week to curb declining attendance. Diedra Martin notes the shift to a family oriented event may reflect the 21 year drinking age. Jam starts Friday at 7 30 p m in the Student Activities Center with music, roller skating waiters, and a drive in menu. Tickets cost 6 for students 8 for the public.
Republican challenger Miles accuses opponent Tell John Tell of violating state lobbying laws by submitting incomplete registration forms and expense statements. He cites FBI informer Ron Cobb and claims audits were not performed while distributing signed documents from 1988 to 1990. The note mentions the North Augusta Rotary Club meeting and its president.
The 1991 Aiken County Beauty Pageant will be held Saturday October 27 at South Aiken High School. Entrants are grouped Petite Miss Little Miss Junior Miss Teen Miss and Miss with a $25 entry fee and a September 25 deadline. Winners ride the county float in statewide parades in 1991.
Aiken City Manager Roland H. Windham shared experiences from a 15 day visit to the Soviet Union with the Fifty Plus Club. The trip, sponsored by the International City Management Association, included about 30 city officials from across the country and covered Moscow and Odessa among others.
Millbrook Elementary Parent Teacher Organization hosts an open house on Thursday at the Pine Log Road school. Parents of students in grades visit classrooms 1 m to 7 p m and the general meeting runs 7 p m to 8 p m in the cafeteria with Dr. Joseph R. Brooks as guest speaker. From 7 30 p m to 8 30 p m parents of grades 3 8 will visit classrooms, space is limited and no children or child care are provided. For more information call 642 2218.
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