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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2002
Page
3
Auditions for the Aiken Community Playhouse production of A Flea in Her Ear are today at 3 p.m. and December 16 and 17 at 7 p.m. at the Washington Center. No acting experience required. Volunteers needed for backstage. Call 648 1438 for details.
A listing of multiple auditions and group meetings in Aiken. A Flea in Her Ear auditions at Washington Center at 3 pm and 7 pm contact 648-1438. Aiken Regional Community Orchestra auditions at Aiken Center for the Arts 122 Laurens St SW contact 641-9004. Crossroads support group by Southern Care 6 730 pm at 33 A Warden Dr contact 643-9888. Brothers and Sisters of Aiken County drop in reception 6 to 830 pm Hotel Aiken contact Diane Mangiante 519-9040 or 641-0736. Performing Arts at 122 Laurens St contact 648-1438. Story Time with Mrs Slaus 4 pm H C Weeks Center. Upcoming events note. SPCA notice about animals needing homes and a weekly basketball mention.
Local Christmas dinner plans at South Aiken Presbyterian and First Presbyterian Church run on December 25 from 11 am to 2 pm with on site or home delivery options. Kwanzaa celebration by Zeta Phi Beta Sorority at the Aiken County Public Library on Saturday December 28 at 1 pm. Lakeview Plantation hosts a New Year Trail Ride December 28 through January 1 with 40 miles of trails, campfires, live music, and camping facilities. call 803-584-0689 for details.
The Board of Commissioners of the Aiken Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Services meets at 7:15 PM at 1105 Gregg Highway. Aiken County Council’s regular monthly meeting begins at 7 PM at the Aiken County Complex, 736 Richland Ave. Aiken Area Parkinsonson’s Support Group gathers at 68 PM in Cumberland Village.
Open House hosted by the Aiken County Pony Club from 5 to 7 pm at Jasmine Farm east of Aiken. For details call 641-9106. Also listings for Senior Men's Club meeting with Carl Langley at Houndslake CC at noon and American Legion Post 196 meeting at Holiday Inn Express at 7 pm. To be added to events list, mail to Aiken Standard events or call 803 648 2311.
In Cumberland Village residents, coordinated by Babette Smith, donated toys food and clothes for ACTS as a seasonal tribute to Pat Bisshop co founder who inspired a county wide charity. Peter Bisschop and Robin Kulp say ACTS will endure with 76 churches participating and new volunteers sought.
North Augusta residents Bill and Paula Martin lead the Aiken County effort for Project Angel Tree, part of Prison Fellowship, to supply Christmas gifts to inmates' children. Local churches and organizations are urged to sponsor, as individual support is insufficient. contact 278-1852 or visit wwwangel tree.ore for details.
A notice invites readers to help identify people or places in historical photos from Portraits of the Past in Aiken County. It provides contact details for Kimberley Kirkey at 648 2311 and notes readers may have 0 wait up to 30 days for a photo to appear.
Genealogical Society releases Edgefield County African American Cemeteries Vol I a 244 page volume with over 3000 names including Simmon Ridge Moore's AME Liberty Spring and other church cemeteries plus histories. Copies from DA Tompkins Library Edgefield contact 637-4010. Local adviser attends Renaissance training in Charlotte to expand financial planning options for clients.
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