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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2007
Page
1
The Aiken Standard presents obituaries available at no charge on its website www.aikenstandard.com providing public access to death notices and memorial details from current and past editions.
Volanda String Quartet from Juilliard played at Schofield Middle School last week, followed by a heartwarming act of generosity. Aiken Relay For Life held a car wash fundraiser at the Aiken Exchange lot on Saturday to support their cause. ATC softball defeated Pitt Community College 13-5 in six innings, scoring in every frame. Saturday featured tense NCAA tournament basketball among both men's and women's teams.
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AUSTLER reports a comprehensive wrapup of the Aiken Trials winners. Familiar faces enjoyed sunny skies at the event with tailgating as a time honored tradition for many race fans. The Spring Steeplechase is next up for the Triple Crown.
The Aiken Trials opened Saturday under sunny skies with 10 000 to 12 000 attendees planned for the Aiken Triple Crown. Jaycees president Shane Bagby described new VIP tents, more food vendors and a corporate area as part of crowd growth. Grant and Lynn Price, new residents from Columbus Ohio, enjoyed tailgating and St Patrick’s Day flair.
Joan Bodkin and her granddaughter Haley Payne uncovered a slender granite headstone buried just under the surface while digging by a fence. The marker appeared older than a century and a half, not a modern construction left by builders.
The Curiosity Shop in Aiken held a Saturday St Patrick’s Day celebration with a Wearin The Green parade at 10 30 a m bagpiper Tom Cuny in kilts and performances by Augusta Irish Dancers and St John’s United Methodist Church. A Leprechaun Treasure Hunt drew about a dozen children and winners were announced at 2 p m with Michael Brush of Aiken winning the limerick contest.
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