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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 2005

Page

6

Fraternity Teams With It Spooky To Be Hungry Drive

USC Aiken Samb a Chi Alpha and It's Spooky To Be Hungry collected canned goods and donations at the Civic Center before an Augusta Lynx game. Donors received vouchers for a future Lynx ticket as the group pursues its first year of joint charity efforts and plans another drive on Saturday Nov 5.

USC Aiken Samba Chi Alpha Fraternity Civic Center theAugusta Lynx Lynx Matt Bramlett Wal-Mart Kroger Aiken Krystin I Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Augusta Lynx

Oboist Rebecca Schalk Nagel to Perform Midday Concert

Obolist Rebecca Schalk Nagel, renowned chamber and orchestral musician, will headline a free Midday Music and Lunch concert at First Presbyterian Church in Aiken on Thursday afternoon. She will be accompanied by pianist Phillip Bush. Nagel, Chicago native and 2001 South Carolina Arts Commission Artist Fellowship recipient, serves as principal oboist of the South Carolina Philharmonic and has performed with the Greenville and Charleston symphonies.

Rebecca Schalk Nagel First Presbyterian Church Aiken Ken Courtney First Presbyterian Phillip Bush Courtney South Carolina Arts Commission Chicago Greenville Charleston South Carolina Philharmonic

United Way in Aiken County near goal with two days left

With two days to go in the 2005 campaign United Way of Aiken County stands 400000 short of its 25 million target. Dee Stanford says larger companies have not reported yet and hopes for reports by Thursday. The drive funds 30 partner agencies and 60 programs as economic strain and disasters affect contributions yet agencies rely on the funds. The Victory Celebration lunch is set for Friday at Houndslake.

United Way Aiken County Dee Stanford Stanford Ed Way Hitchcock Healthcare Houndslake

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