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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2001
Page
3
The Ridge Choral Society begins its 2001 season with four planned concerts. Rehearsals are held Thursday nights at 7 30. For information, call 532 2354 or 532 2388.
The Department of Continuing Education at USC Aiken offers a creative writing course covering short fiction poetry and memoirs. Linda Lee Harper will provide individual feedback with classes meeting Wednesdays Sept 26 through Oct 31 from 5 to 6 30 p m. The $65 fee and contact number 641 3563 for details.
Randy Mosley commemorates a 25 year career with North Augusta Public Safety joining the ranks after a Navy stint and early firefighting. He has led Red Cross and Yellow Jacket Club efforts, coached local sports, and earned officer of the year in 1999 while highlighting training and community volunteering as keys to policing.
Date set for a business and industry trade show sponsored by the Aiken Chamber of Commerce and the City of Aiken. The event runs Tuesday Oct 16 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the H O Weeks Activity Center with limited booth space on a first come basis. Exhibitors include SRP Federal Credit Union and others. prizes include a 3 by 5 canvas banner from Kinkos and a Charleston weekend for chamber members. Call Ann DePalma at 641 1111.
A go cart was cut free from a tree with a pruner between Friday 5 p.m. and Saturday 1 p.m. valued at 300 dollars. A 19 year old girl’s purse disappeared at Aiken Mall Sunday containing 75 dollars and a SC drivers license. Quarters totaling 459 were stolen from two car wash change machines on Pine Log Road between Friday 5:30 p.m. and Saturday 10:30 a.m., marking a fourth theft incident. A vehicle on LeHigh Avenue had back glass pried and about 535 dollars in cash stolen between Thursday 10 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. Deputies found a vehicle hot-wired and hidden in a chicken coop on Lain Street Aug. 19. A residence on Bryan Drive was broken into between 2 and 5:30 p.m. Friday. a 27 inch television and frame damages totaling 400 dollars. A driver stopped on Jefferson Davis Highway for running a red light. DUI arrest followed after speeding on Beech Island. Disorderly conduct arrest on Augusta Road in Langley after staggering Saturday night. A 1986 Nissan truck was stolen from Silver Bluff Road between 1:30 and 9:30 a.m. Saturday. A Warrenville hardware store broke into between 1 and 1:30 a.m. Monday. front door glass damage 340 dollars.
The daily Georgia Lottery results list cash three and four draw numbers for midday and evening sessions, plus Fantasy 5 numbers. Midday Cash 3 numbers were 5 1 3 and evening 1 0 1. Cash 4 midday 2 0 5 4 and evening 9 4 6 4. Fantasy 5 numbers were 6 13 16 21 26.
A mix of reunion plans and address requests from South Carolina schools noted. The Schofield class of 1966 meets Wednesday at the American Legion Post on Hampton Avenue. Midland Valley High School graduates from 1986 seek addresses for a 15 year reunion, with contact numbers 598 997 and 589 6408. Aiken High School class of 1968 asks for current addresses for a 15 year reunion, information to 193 Sandcroft Court, Aiken SC 29001 or dmem61270% aol.com. The class of 1981 plans a 20th anniversary Oct 5 6 with events at the Aiken Shrine Club and Holley House Hotel. Calls to several organizers provide details. Planning is under way for the 1961 class 20 year reunion at the Aiken Shrine Club on Oct 6, with two phone numbers for information. City note highlights September’s character trait of Responsibility.
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 is referenced with posting details and a PO box address in Aiken South Carolina. The text mentions a postal service note and postmaster related to the newspaper.
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