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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2007
Page
1
Obituaries from The Aiken Standard are accessible at no cost on the newspaper’s website www.aikenstandard.com providing readers with current death notices and memorials without charge.
The Aiken Standard announces a new monthly column by Master Gardeners starting this week. Readers will receive expert garden advice to help their plants thrive and grow throughout the season.
Local graduate students and Savannah River Ecology Lab staff spent part of the weekend rolling up sleeves to improve Carolina Bay. The effort focused on cleanup and beautification of the local area.
A compact obituary notice lists Louis A. Courtney, Aiken. Alena Weeks Greenhill, Weeks Greenhill. Virgil New Ellenton. Arthur Powell, Ruther. Helen Pryor, Williston. Patricia Werts Rogers, Williston. Includes brief death notices and funeral details across regions.
A newspaper page notes sections for Comics and Dear Abby on the 13A and 6A pages with sports on 1B and TV listings inside. The brief mentions the layout and multiple feature areas for the edition.
Record turnout at Powderhouse field for the fourth annual Pacers and Polo charity match raises about twenty to twenty five thousand dollars for USC Aiken athletics. Organizers credit USC Aiken and the Aiken Polo Club with family friendly event success and note the polo club’s 125 year anniversary with planned tournaments.
Aiken area residents walked to raise money and awareness for multiple sclerosis. About 147 participants started at 9 a.m. from the Aiken County Public Library on a two mile route through downtown Aiken, with organizers praising the event.
Familiar faces watched the game. 25A and 28-29A sections show attendance. Polo fans dressed up for the day, adding color to the event.
M Aiken Magic robotics team from Aiken High School earned the Chairman's Award at the Palmetto Regionals, earning a third straight Nationals berth in Atlanta. Team members highlighted community service and support from district and local businesses, despite an early alliance elimination.
Joanne Brosz runs Happy Tales in Aiken to rescue stray cats from the county shelter and rehome them in visible locations. She adopted 19 cats after being asked to rescue one gray tabby, and now places cats with loving families through her program and at The Bone-i-Fide.
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