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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 2001

Page

3

Community recycling drive and Arbor Day tree offer headline local notes

Graniteville seeks March aluminum can donations with drop off at GVW Fire Department trailer in Niteville to aid burn victims. Arbor Day alerts announce ten free white dogwood trees per new member during March. details at 866-574-4376 and www.scyearofthechild.org. Also Buck-A-Cup fundraiser for Easter Seals and Senior Men's Club of Aiken to host March 21 talk by Todd Coontz at Houndslake Country Club. Proceeds due April 27.

Graniteville GVW Fire Department Niteville Alll National Arbor Day Foundation Foundation Arbor Day Arbor Ave Nebraska City Bob Hibbard

Book club explores two South Carolina women in Women's History Week

The Friday Morning Book Discussion Group at Aiken County Public Library will meet Wednesday at 10 30 a.m. to discuss two books Susan Millar Williams A Devil and a Good Woman Too about Julia Peterkin and Therese Magnotti Doe about physician Emily Hammond Wilson. Admission is free, no registration, contact 612-2022 or 642-2000.

South Carolina Aiken County Public Library Susan Millar Williams Julia Peterkin Therese Magnotti Doe Emily

Track Kitchen serves up Southern fare in horse country

Camden native James Pockets Carter runs Track Kitchen with wife Carol since 1990 feeding horse riders and locals near Mead Avenue. He cooks on the road with horses, values regular diners, and cherishes time with horses and people alike. Their son Bernard helps weekends, with breakfast service starting around 7 a.m. and steady demand for two to three hours.

James Carter Camden Carol Track Kitchen Aiken Mead Avenue Rikei Kentucky Nebraska New Orleans New York Florida Carters Bernard

Unidentified thief enters Morgan Street home steals VCR

A window entry on Morgan Street Saturday night leads to a $100 VCR theft. A series of random weekend incidents include a suspended driver on Richland Avenue, a disorderly arrest on Pendleton Street, and drug possession charges after a Richland Avenue call. Damages total $800 to two vehicles at Marlboro Station.

Morgan Street Richland Avenue Graniteville North Augusta

Arts features youth play and galas at Aiken venues

The Aiken Community Playhouse youth wing and Aiken County Youth Council present Bang Bang Youre Dead from March 23 to 25 at the Two Notch Road theater. Admission is free. Call Chico Nieves or Nancy Hansen for details. Also, the Aiken Civic Ballet Co hosts Reflections on March 24 at 7 30 p.m. at Etherredge Center to mark 30 years of performances. Tickets from the Etherredge Center Box Office. A Pops Concert honoring Daniel Miller is set for March 31 at 8 p.m. at Etherredge Center with tickets 5 for adults 2 for students.

Aiken Community Playhouse Aiken County Youth Council Two Notch Road Price Avenue Chico Nieves Nancy Hansen The Aiken Civic Ballet Co Etherredge Center University of South Carolina Aiken South Carolina University of South Carolina Aiken Daniel Miller USCA

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