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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

27 Feb 1985

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1985

Page

5

Aiken Plans Sesquicentennial Youth Festival Highlights

Aiken marks 150 years with May 3 to May 12 events focusing on youth. May 9 hosts Young America Day with school open houses, history displays, and a puppet show. Judith Mills leads the open house at Aiken Elementary, with a history curriculum addition urged by the committee.

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Aiken First Baptist Church Aiken Elementary Jones Pamela D. Faustmann Schofield Middle School Mary S. Hunter Laurens Street Elementary Chamber of Commerce Virginia Acres David Sharpe David Judith Mills Meg Jones Phil Jones
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Aikens Rakin Is Citywide Spring Spruce Up

Aiken's Rakin is the city's annual clean the city day scheduled for Saturday with a rain date March 9. The eight year event asks civic groups churches and individuals to clean areas of business or residence and garbage bags are provided by the Chamber of Commerce for pickup 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. this week.

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Aiken Greater Chamber of Commerce Urday Mike Crapps Aiken’s Rakin Committee Chamber of Commerce
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Oyster Parade to Aid The Physically Disabled

The Oyster Parade and Lobster Race on April 6 raise funds for mentally and physically handicapped individuals. Chuck Martin of Aiken Produce said Aiken City Council approved the events, which follow the final Aiken Triple Crown horse race. The parade routes along Laurens and Newberry Streets with a Lobster Race at the Steeplechase track and prizes for best costumes.

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Chuck Martin Aiken Produce Martin Aiken Ambacs Aiken Laurens and Newberry Streets
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