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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 2005

Page

2

Congratulatory notes and traffic suggestions letter page

A set of reader letters and comments includes congratulations to Ben Anderson and Georgia Tech for a football program achievement, traffic improvement suggestions for Whiskey Street, and replies defending a Gay and Lesbian Parkway sign. The page also invites readers to use a Talkback hotline and email for submissions to the Aiken Standard.

Ben Anderson Georgia Tech Brodie Aiken Aikenstandard

Aiken Spring Classic Draws National Attention in Show Jumping

The Aiken Spring Classic Horse Shows hosted at Aiken Horse Park run Wednesday to May 1 featuring USEFA rated events. Organizer Rick Cram guides South Carolina's largest equine event drawing riders from across the U S and Canada to test Grand Prix Jumping courses. Riders like Emily Hamilton from Moorseville NC praise the course and atmosphere while paddock master Patrick Duncan notes the value of local rated shows for green horses. The event reinforces Aiken as a growing global horse center and showcases the town’s charm.

Aiken Aiken Horse Park Ford Conger Field Rick Cram South Carolina Jane Gunnell Canada Emily Hamilton Moorseville N.C Bogart Susie Beaulieu St. Paul Minn Jason Shelley

Paws for Cancer Dog Race Aids Relay for Life Fund

The sixth annual Paws for Cancer dog race will be held May 7 at H Odell Weeks Activities Center. The one mile event starts at 8 a.m. and benefits the American Cancer Society Relay for Life with proceeds from race applications and donations.

Paws For Cancer Relay For Life H. Odell Weeks Aiken Veterinary Services American Cancer Society Holly Woltz Waltz Barbara Lowe Jeri Campbell Woltz H. Odell Veterinary Services Cer Society SPCA H. Odell Weeks Activities Center Aiken High School Erin Brooks Ebrooks Aikenstandard.com

Open door may be closing soon for many

In South Carolina adult education programs help people earn diplomas and GEDs, with about 650 enrolled in the Aiken area. The Bush administration proposes steep federal cuts, risking class closures, fewer teachers, and fewer opportunities for 17,000SC residents aged 17 to 21 in the state.

Octavia Kitchings Kitchings South Aiken High School Bush South Carolina David Gaunt Aiken County Gaunt Cherry Daniels State Department of Education Daniels Aiken Suzanna Maroney South Aiken Cecilia Barfield Pinecrest Center Barfield USC Aiken Brandon Moore

Aiken Highland Games and Celtic Festival Saturday

The fourth annual Aiken Highland Games and Celtic Festival runs Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Jaycee Fairgrounds Columbia Highway North with country dancing music pipe bands and clan tents. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh attends opening at noon and Colin Grant Adams performs at 9:30 a.m. at the Aiken Center for the Arts. Proceeds benefit Cumbee Center. advance tickets $8 adults $3 children. gate $10 adults $5 children.

Jaycee Fairgrounds Aiken Fairgrounds Columbia Highway South Carolina Richard Baxter St. Andrews Society of Fred Cavanaugh Colin Grant-Adams Aiken Center For the Arts Neil Anderson Rathkeltair Columbia Highway North Cumbee Center Aiken Area

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