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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 2005

Page

4

Portraits of the Past call for historic photos

Readers are invited to submit photographs documenting Aiken County history for display. Forms are available at the Aiken Standard office or on the newspaper website as a PDF. Submit completed forms by mail or in person to 326 Rutland Drive, Aiken, SC 29801. questions to Kimberley Kirkey at 648-2311 ext. 212.

Aiken County Aiken Standard Aikenstandard.com Rutland Drive Aiken S.C Kimberley Kirkey Provence Aiken Center For the Arts Amanda’s Laurens Street

Various Community Meetings and Events Week in Aiken

Local groups announce a busy slate of meetings and events across Aiken including the Aiken Chapter of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees monthly gathering at Ryan's at 11 a.m. with $8.95 at the door, the Explore Fun With Science program for grades 1-5 at the Public Library, and a Savannah River Site Redevelopment Authority session at the Lower Savannah Council of Governments. Other items include theater shows at Augusta Mini Theatre, a USCA Music Faculty recital, Republican Party meeting rescheduling due to a train collision, Aiken Camellia Society, Sons of Confederate Veterans supper meeting, Golden Harvest Food Bank milestone event, Aiken Outdoors Group talk, anniversary celebrations for C C McGregor and Company, and the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce 2004 Greater Good Awards. Also a Red Cross blood drive and Lifelong Learning meeting at USC Aiken. Contact numbers and venues provided.

Aiken County Augusta Martin Luther King Samantha Johnson Jack B. Patrick Technology Center USCA O'Connell Theatre Etherredge Center Aiken Aiken Camellia Society Aiken County Council Richland Avenue Stephanie Weldon Barnard E. Bee Sons of Confederate Veterans Highway 421 Warrenville Golden Harvest Food Bank Commerce Drive Moreinforvest.org Aiken Outdoors Group Birds & Butterflies Laurens Street Loretta Dunbar Lois Potter C.C. McGregor and Company, LLP Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center Kelly J. Davis

French cuisine focus marks Aiken class debut at Amanda's

The Aiken Center for the Arts launched its monthly cooking series at Amanda's Restaurant led by Joan Amanda Schisler. The session highlighted vegetables and French techniques learned from Julia Child, with seven students and center director Kristin Brown attending.

Aiken Center For the Arts Amanda Joan Amanda Schisler Schisler England Julia Child Kristin Brown Brown Suzanne Stone

Aiken Women Named in 2005 Who's Who at Columbia College

Two Aiken residents Amanda Jane Anderson and Karen Elizabeth Engle, both Columbia College seniors, were listed in the 2005 Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges. Anderson majors in elementary education, Engle in communication. A total of 26 Columbia College students were selected.

Aiken Columbia College Amanda Jane Anderson Karen Elizabeth Engle Anderson Steve Anderson Engle Kenneth L. Engle

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Betty W. Willis Marshall Henry Caroline Eubanks Galloway Lizzie Walker Nattie Gibson The National Association of Retired Federal Employees Ryan Greater Aiken Red Cross Academy of Lifelong Learning Continuing Education Department USC Aiken Penland Administration Karen Betow Anastopoulo & Clore Charleston
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