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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1999

Page

2

Squirrel Causes Afternoon Power Outage In Aiken

A squirrel tripped the lights at a Hampton Avenue transformer around 4 15 pm delaying signals and affecting about 3800 SCE&G customers. The substation equipment protected itself, repairs restored power in about 20 minutes and traffic was directed by Aiken Public Safety with no major incidents.

Aiken Hampton Avenue SCANA Brian Duncan Duncan South Carolina Electric and Gas Sce&g Squirrel

Windsor Christmas Parade Planned for November 28

Windsor hosts its third annual Christmas Parade on Sunday November 28 at 3 PM with lineup at 2 PM. Interested entrants may contact Marie Keenan or Jean Byars at 643-9008. The event joins a slate of local civic discussions and school choice forums across Aiken County with meetings at 7 PM today in USC Aiken Etherredge Center and Council chambers.

Windsor Marie Keenan Jean Byars League of Women Voters South Carolina ETV USC Aiken Etherredge Robert Botsch Aiken

Three Artist Show Opens Thursday at Arnold Gallery

The Arnold Gallery at 321 Richland Ave W hosts a three artist show opening Thursday featuring Ginny Southworth Charles Harpt and Trish Arnold owner. The exhibit blends digital imagery three dimensional works and watercolor studies with Hopelands Gardens scenes. Trish Arnold recounts a comeback after a severe accident and notes the show marks a gallery breakthrough.

Arnold Gallery Richland Ave. W Pam Ginny Southworth Charles Harpt Trish Arnold Ms. Arnold Columbia Aiken Tryon Fine Art Center Arnold

Willcox Inn Opens in 1898 With Noted Early Guests

The Willcox Inn began in 1898 after the Willcox catering firm built their home at Chesterfield and Colleton. The first guest was Reverend Doctor Rainsford of St. George's Church New York on January 5 1898 followed by his two sons. The next guest was James Roosevelt half brother of President Roosevelt.

Willcox Inn Doctor Rainsford St. George's Church New York Rainsford James Roosevelt President Roosevelt Willcox Frederick Willcox Chesterfield and Colleton

Aiken Fall Steeplechase at Ford Conger Field

The Aiken Fall Steeplechase returns with gates opening 10 a.m. post time 1 p.m. at Ford Conger Field. A village of shops, vendors, and ticket options from general admission to railside packages are listed with prices and purchase sites. Tickets via Aiken Chamber, drugstores, saddlery shops, and Regions Bank.

Aiken Ford Conger Field Nikken Independent Magnetic Products Walk About Hats Screenprint Factory Village of Shops Conger Field Aiken Chamber of Commerce Aiken Drug Aiken Saddlery Leminick Pharmacy Plum Pudding Regions Bank Southern Saddlery Stoplight Deli Woodruff Drugs

Aiken volunteers sought for Thanksgiving Community Dinner

Volunteers are needed at South Aiken Presbyterian Church for the third annual Aiken Community Thanksgiving Dinner on Thanksgiving Day. Shifts run 9 am to 1 pm, 1 pm to 5 pm, and 3 pm to 5 pm, with traditional menu items including turkey breast, gravy, vegetables, rolls, stuffing, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes and pie. Contact Greg Barcklow at 663-1872 or Cumberland Village at 543.0073 for time, resources, or food donations.

Aiken South Aiken Greg Barcklow South Africa Cumberland Village Golden Harvest Food Bank Wise Creek Lane

Trash n' Treasures Sale Sponsored by Area Council on Aging

The Aiken Area Council on Aging hosts its 3rd annual Trash n Treasures sale Saturday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the council office to benefit the Feet on Wheels program. Donations are being accepted. for information call Belinda Koger at 648-5447.

Ineauxen Area Belinda Koger

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