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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2001
Page
3
The New Ellenton Fire and Rescue hosts its second annual golf tournament at Cedar Creek Golf Course Friday at 1 p.m. Pro Tee Golf & Events sponsors the event with $60 per golfer, $200 per hole sponsorships, and a barbecue dinner plus door prizes. Call Mark Key at 652-7805 for signup.
Barbara Adams recounted her and Pastor Jimmy Adams's Africa trip during Grace United Methodist Women, detailing travel hardships and lavish lodges, wildlife encounters, and contrasts with African poverty. She urged mission work oriented to education, noting cultural practices and a call to Christian happiness.
Aiken Public Safety logs a Sunday to Monday spree: $200 in food stolen from Smith Hazel Center freezer. a New Ellenton man suspected in a white Jeep Cherokee theft on Sandy Drive. an Aiken woman accused of assault after warning a rival and biting a woman on Oxford Trace Court. 추가
Nationwide Insurance agent Matthew Nieman of East Martintown Road North Augusta earns recognition for outstanding sales and service. Air Force promotes Shanara N. Butler to staff sergeant, pursuing a professional studies degree at Troy State University. Navy chief Jose A. Nieves returns from six month Mediterranean deployment. Citadel cadet Ignacio Velasco graduates from ROTC Advanced Camp at Fort Lewis. Bafford completes basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. City of Aiken honors September character trait Responsibility.
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