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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1993
Page
19
Aiken County Historical Society Museum Art Show Series runs Exteriors through May 31 with Charleston artists Johnson Hagood and Anna Onufer and local painters Gretchen Lothrop Jim Lyle and Mary Toole. May exhibit closes spring series reopens in October. Admission by donation call 642-2015.
Music annual Hopeland Gardens summer concerts run Mondays May to August at 7 p.m. with rain sites at South Aiken High. Performers include Aiken Civic Irish group and Marine Corps Band from Paris Island. Camp July 26 to Aug 6 at USC Aiken Etherredge Center from 9 a.m. to noon. Details via Lisa J. Hall 642-7648.
Monday evenings offer beginner clogging for ages seven and under led by instructor Terry Anderson at Gregg Park Civic Center Graniteville. First eight weeks cost 25 dollars with 12 dollars monthly thereafter. other age groups and levels available.
Ridge Community presents a magical evening May 16 at Haynes Auditorium Leesville featuring Suzette Hawkins and the Weerd sisters. Tickets $6 adults $5 seniors students. information Ridge Arts Council 532 2388.
The Aiken Fencing Club trains Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 p.m. in Fermata Club gym at 841 Whiskey Road with Don Sinkola as coach. Men and women may join, children may attend with a parent, first day free, then 15 dollars monthly.
A scrambled notice lists multiple library branches with phone numbers and weekly hours. Aiken County Public Library, Nancy Carson Library, New Ellenton Library, Nancy Bonnette Library, and Jackson Branch Library appear with varying weekday schedules and weekend openings.
Furman University plans a 6.4 percent rise in tuition, room and board, lifting average annual cost per student to 16 432 dollars as the 41 53.1 million operating budget rises 8.2 percent. Board of trustees approved the hike amid student protests and meetings with administration. President John Johns notes student leaders seek other revenue sources.
Robert Weierbach’s Companion Pieces exhibition at Hitchcock Rehabs showcases photography as art. The show contrasts painterly influence with photographic technique in works like Smokie Mountain Sunrise and Serenity Early Morning, highlighting tonal relationships and formal balance.
An open house on May 22 at All Saints Episcopal Church in Whalesee marks Beech Island Heritage Day. The site, once Beech Island Presbyterian Church, has history linked to Rev. Samuel Axson and Woodrow Wilson family ties.
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