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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 2002

Page

2

Street Fair kicks off Triple Crown in Aiken downtown

Aiken downtown buzzed with music and laughter as the Triple Crown Street Fair returned for a family friendly kick off to the horse races. Events included unicycling, hot dog eating, pony sticks, live bands, youth plays, and a motorcycle line up with safety displays from the Gold Wing Road Riders Association.

Street Fair Aiken Glen Parker Parks & Recreation City of Matt Anderson Bryan Plouffe Gold Wing Road Riders Association of Ginny Southworth Anthony Martinez Triple Crown Street Fair Martinez

Aiken Republicans form Newberry Hall club

Aiken hosts the newly formed Aiken Republican Club to boost participation in the party outside the formal structure. President Arthur Andersen leads a slate of officers including Rene Ann Tewkesbury Ginny Allen Will Tarrant Scott Singer Dick Smith Joe Williams Deedee Vaughters Marianne Pecoraro Miles Hall Thomas Coones Jim Wetzel and Robin Keenan. The first meeting is set for March 18 at Newberry Hall to hear candidates vying for the Third District congressional seat formerly held by Lindsey Graham.

Aiken Republican Club David Nix Aiken County Republican Party Arthur Andersen Rene Ann ‘Tewkesbury Ginny Allen Will ‘Tarrant Scott Singer Dick ‘Smith Joe Williams Deedee ‘Vaughters Marianne Pecoraro Miles Hall Thomas Coones Jim Wetzel Robin Eenan Newberry Hall Lindsey Graham Andersen

Shumaker to address Christian Women's Club in Aiken

The Aiken Christian Women's Club selects Brenda Gay Shumaker as speaker for the March 26 meeting at Houndslake Country Club from 7 to 9 p.m. Music by Four His Praise and a home decorating display by Unique Expressions accompany the event. Reservations by Tuesday via 649-7336 or 641-0407. open to CSRA women.

Aiken Shumaker Radio Arlington Pennsylvania Augusta Women’s Christian Club Savannah Rapids Pavilion Designsforliving CSRA

Aiken Community Band Concert at USC Aiken

The 88 member band will perform at Etherredge Center Tuesday at 8 p.m. soloist Candy Russell will present Facility by John Hartman. Cremer conducts in Clark's absence. proceeds benefit USCA band scholarships. Tickets $5 general $3 student.

Aiken University of South Carolina Aiken Community Band Etherredge Center Candy Russell USCA John Hartman Russell USC Columbia Thomas G. Cremer Genaro Codina Hayden Wood George M. Cohan Andrew Lloyd Webber John Philip Sousa Gustav Holst Hopelands Gardens Cremer Col William Clark US Army Field Band Washington, D.C Clark Security Federal Bank The Aiken Standard and

Health and Fitness Fair at USCA Aiken on March 20

The University of South Carolina Aiken will host its Health and Fitness Fair on Wednesday March 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Student Activities Center Gym. Free information covers nutrition healthy lifestyles aging diabetes and more with screenings for glaucoma vision cancer risk hearing cholesterol blood pressure and more. For details call 641-2268.

South Aiken High School Anthony Martinez Lowe Mike Minehart Marie Lowe's USCA University of South Carolina Aiken Usca School of

Aiken Newcomers Lead Horse District History Tour

About 70 visitors joined Aiken Newcomers Club for a walking tour of the horse district in preparation for the Aiken Triple Crown. Sara Davis organized, Mary Jane Howell hosted with Dogwood Stable, and Canfield the 5 year old racer drew attention before the Aiken Trials and other events at sites along Magnolia and Mead Avenues.

Ara Wampole Sara Mary Jane Howell Dogwood Stable Two Notch Road Howell Aiken Dat Campbell Canfield Dolly Bostwick Whitney Polo Field Magnolia Street Sumter Street Grace Avenue Mead Avenue

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