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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

22 Jun 1982

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1982

Page

5

Garden Theatre Festival Opens With Laundry and Bourbon

The Garden Theatre Festival at Hopeland Gardens opens Thursday at 7 p.m. with Laundry and Bourbon directed by Ann Adele Lee and produced by Thurmond Whatley. The season features The Apple Tree and Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn with multiple July and August performances across the festival.

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Hopeland Gardens Ann Adele Lee Thurmond Whatley Forest Lawn Lee Ms. Lee Deirdre Tice Marsha Fulford Mary Lou Wallace Becky Dyer Larry Wood June Hamrick Adam and Eve Garden of Eden Collete Miller Eden Isabel Vandervelde Joan Silverberg Hollywood
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Electrifying Camp Long Week At Aiken County Camp

220 students from across South Carolina attended Camp Long in Aiken County to learn about electricity from Carolina Power and Light Duke Power and South Carolina Electric and Gas. Activities included reading meters electricity basics computers and rocketry with Clemson extension staff.

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Camp Long Aiken County Carolina Power and Light Duke Power South Carolina Electric and Gas Company Clemson Terry Mathis Mathis Fran Wolak Clemson University Wolak
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Having A Snake For A Pet Stirs Fear In Home Front Yard Sighting

A reader reports a 13 foot snake sighting in the front yard described as harmless by one witness but disputed as dangerous. The writer confronts fear of snakes and mocks the idea of snakes as pets while imagining a dramatic hoax or exaggeration.

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Barbara Woodhouse
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