Tonight’s planetarium shows and local concerts
The DuPont Planetarium in Ruth Patrick Science Education Center USC Aiken offers Through the Eyes of the Hubble at 6 and 7 p m with ticket info via 648 6851 ext 3313. Aiken Symphony Guild ends its season with a 7 30 p m concert at Etherredge Center USC Aiken featuring Dan Wen Wei and conductor Donald Portnoy tickets 20 10. The Aiken Community Playhouse on Two Notch Road presents Curses Coarse Adored Again at 8 p m today and April 25 26 with a 3 p m Sunday matinee. Tickets adults 7 seniors 6 teens 4 children 3 call 648 1438 or 649 3820. The Aiken Barbecue Festival runs through Saturday at US 1 North fairgrounds featuring cooking teams rides and entertainment. Grayson Sellers School cast plans 3 p m Saturday performance of Alice In Wonderland in All Saints Anglican Church courtyard admission free.
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DuPont Planetarium
Ruth Patrick Science Education Center
USDA
Hubble
Aiken Symphony Guild
Etherredge Center
Usc-Aiken
Dan-Wen Wei
Augusta Symphony
Donald Portnoy
Aiken
Aiken Jaycees
US 1 North
Alice
Clinton H. McGuire
Grayson-Sellers
Hopeland Gardens
All Saints Anglican Church
AIKEN tram at Wal-Mart raises funds for Council on Aging
Wal-Mart hosted a pie fundraiser that matched all Cumberland Village entrance fees, bringing in nearly $800 for the Council on Aging. Deena Streit praised the event’s impact and looked forward to sampling entrants. Winners included Up Your Alley and Olive Oils for a Belgian custard and rice pie, Mary Wheeler for beef and bean pie, Vivian Egan for chocolate French silk, Polly Baker for French bourbon pie and Best of Show, and Stella McKee for a pecan pie.
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Wal-Mart
Cumberland Village
Council On Aging
Deena Streit
Up Your Alley
Mary Wheeler
Vivian Egan
Polly Baker
Stella McKee
Schofield students tour trucking life and lessons
Heather Bostic and Jake Minnard, both 11, describe trucking life as tough with little sleep and long road hours. They learned trucking involves math and hard work, and note the dogs and sense of adventure, reflecting on homesickness and surprising realities.
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Heather Bostic
Adaea
Jake Minnard
Salvation Army Fashion Show Aids Welfare Reform Effort
Augusta Salvation Army hosts a fashion show at its new thrift store on May 3 from 11 am to 1 pm at North Leg and Wrightsboro Road. Politicians, media figures, and board members model donated clothing. proceeds support welfare reform efforts. Michelle James Modeling Productions coordinates. live music by The Others Brothers. For details call 826 7933.
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Augusta
North Leg
Wrightsboro Road
Augusta Area
Salvation Army Board
Michelle James
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the Saint Rein
Pein
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Rasa
Opportunity
J. Paul Getty
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Joe
Civic Center
7Th Street
Alltel
Washington Crossing
Washington Rd
Whiskey Road
Dunbarton Blvd
Martinez
Bobby Jones
N. Augusta
Edgewood Drive
Harrison Road
Sam’s Wholesale Club
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