English Artist Makes American Debut at Hall of Fame
Alan Ellison's first U S exhibition opens Sunday at the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame. About 40 paintings cover horse racing fox hunting and other sports in oils watercolors and etchings. Most works are for sale with part of proceeds to the Hall of Fame. Open 2 to 5 p m Tuesday through Sunday in Hopeland Gardens.
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Alan Ellison
Lincolnshire
England
Ellison
Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame
Ginny Southworth
Aiken
National
Far Hills
N.J
Hall of Fame
Hopeland Gardens
No Arrests In Aiken Liquor Store Break-In
No arrests have been made in a liquor store break-in at Priester Enterprises Inc. 119 Price St. Aiken. J. Carroll Busbee of the Aiken Department of Public Safety said investigators await the owner's inventory to determine the loss before assessing the total value of goods taken.
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J. Carroll Busbee
Aiken
Priester Enterprises Inc
Price St
Busbee
North Augusta Annexation Suits Dismissed
Judge Rodney A. Peeples dismissed two civil suits over North Augusta annexing 1677 acres in the Blanchard Kellogg area under state law. Belvedere Fire District and Kellogg Corp challenged the 75 percent owner rule. Breezy Hill Water and Sewer Authority suit remains pending.
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Rodney A. Peeples
North Augusta
Charles Martin
Peeples
Belvedere Fire District
Kellogg Corp
Jahn
Breezy Hill Water and Sewer Authority
Martin
Blanchard
Kellogg
Belvedere Fire Commission
North Augusta Chamber Honors Three Volunteers
Three North Augusta men received certificates of appreciation for their volunteer hours at the Chamber of Commerce offices. Hammond Burkhalter Ray Brown of R D Brown Contractors and Bob Brown of Georgia Carolina Heating and Air Conditioning Co were honored by chamber president Kelly F Zier at the monthly breakfast meeting.
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North Augusta
Chamber of Commerce
Hammond Burkhalter
Ray
Mystery manatee dies after winter in Charleston waters
A 9 foot long manatee appeared in Charleston harbor during winter and died despite attempts by marine scientists to relocate it to warmer waters. Public information officer Robert A Campbell called the winter visit a mystery.
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Charleston
Robert A. Campbell
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