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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 2001

Page

2

Reid's yard of old fashioned meat shop opens in Langley

Reid's in Langley launched with an old fashioned approach under Reid Boylston who runs the store as a Food Lion operation. He aims to expand to New Ellenton while stressing in store fresh grinding daily and sourcing meat from several plants to offer quality at reasonable prices with a larger meat staff than typical chains.

Reid Boylston Boylston Reid’s Langley New Ellenton Reid's Food Lion Barnwell Rera David Jen ‘Ers Boylston and Jowers Fea

Apple Fest promises fruity appeal at St John’s event

St John’s United Methodist Church hosts its annual Apple Fest next weekend from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Activities include a rummage sale mission fair bake sale crafts and a concert featuring youth choirs. Eleven varieties of apples from the Carolinas will be used for pies and crafts. Local and world mission projects are highlighted with performances by Judea and the Praise Team Puppets Southland Express Cloggers and gospel groups.

St. John’s United Methodist Church Carolinas Mount Rest Sky Top Flat Rock South Airian Church of God Judea Praise Team Rock Slaughter and Family Southland Express United Methodist Women St. John’s Kids

Solicitor highlights domestic violence issues at community forum

Second Circuit Solicitor Barbara Morgan spoke at the Aiken Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Services forum Just So You Know. She described the evolution of domestic violence laws over 20 years and stressed protecting children, noting violence often escalates as victims try to leave.

Tal Schnerebster Forum Curtis Gary The Aiken Center For Alcohol and Drug Prevention Services Circuit Barbara Morgan Second Circuit Morgan Aiken Center For Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Services Heer

Fifth Oz performance to aid terrorism victims in Aiken

The Aiken Kidney Benefit plans a fifth performance of The Wizard of Oz at USC Aiken Etherredge Center this weekend to raise funds for Sept 11 victims. Proceeds go to the Red Cross. Lauren Maxwell stars as Dorothy in a cast of 80 with a 70 member crew. Matinees $12 and evenings $16 with tickets via Etherredge Center.

Aiken Kidney Benefit Red Cross Frank DiBona Debbie USC Aiken Etherredge Center Lauren Maxwell Aiken Christian School Hob Novi Dorothy Benefi USCA

Reid's Langley store highlights and deli commitment

Reid's in Langley employed 50 more staff than during its Food Lion year, with emphasis on a scratch-made deli. Owner Boylston notes all dishes are prepared daily in house and stresses food quality.

Reid Boylston

Lottery forum in Aiken invites vendors and mom and pop retailers

South Carolina Education Lottery officials in Aiken hosted a forum to recruit vendors and small retailers to participate in direct lottery services. They aim to include office supplies printing janitorial and security services and offer instant ticket vendor opportunities with seven percent of all sales. Marketing reps will canvass the county to reach locations and spread information by phone and online.

S.C Aiken Cynthia Bellamy South Carolina Jimmy Culbreath State Budget and Control Board S.C. Lottery Commission Ryan ‘Smalls Lottery Aiken County Smalls SC Educationlottery

Turkey and Ham Food Drive Supports Holiday Dinners

Golden Harvest Food Bank collects donations for turkeys and hams to aid holiday meals. Last year 150 turkeys and 100 hams were distributed. donations fund meat purchases at 10 dollars per turkey or ham and 25 dollars for three items. Drop offs accepted at 13 Enterprise Ave Banks Mill. Open Monday to Friday 8 am to 5 pm.

Golden Harvest Rusty Marsh Food Bank Rycen Wurneys Mae Golden Harvest Food Bank Enterprise Ave Banks Mill

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