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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2007
Page
3
The note ridicules law enforcement chasing dogs while praising a deputy Hunt for his work against drugs and criminals. It mocks forecasts of zero rain in summer and comments on ash flicking drivers. The speaker then offers paid services.
Aiken hosts more than one Catholic church. St Gerard’s offers a 4 am Saturday service for about 40 to 50 attendees and a 10:30 am Sunday Mass, with a 100 seat capacity. The piece notes heritage rail tours as a community asset and invites readers to send TalkBack comments to the newspaper.
The Aiken Standard lists lottery draw numbers and cash prizes including Cash 3 and Fantasy 5 results. It also provides post office routing details, box numbers, and subscription pricing for daily or weekend editions.
The mile-track around H. Odell Weeks Center drew few runners Sunday due to blistering heat. National Weather Service data show 108 degrees setting a new high on Friday as a week of triple digit heat continued, with cooling to upper 90s forecast and a 20 percent chance of evening storms.
The United States Pony Club finished its testing weekend at Jumping Branch and Full Gallop farms in Aiken. Examiners Susan Harris and Sarah Morgan oversaw B and A tests while officials and local riders described the event as a milestone in riding knowledge and ownership skills.
Haley Hughes reports Aiken SPCA awards $500 to Carmen Roa whose dog Angel was spayed under the City of Aiken program. The lottery boosts participation as low income households access microchips licenses rabies shots and $15 co pay. A third drawing is planned with more rewards and a dog wash fundraiser set for Saturday.
Navy Seaman Recruit David A. Stow, son of Sandy M. and Robert W. Stow of Aiken, completed eight weeks of basic training at Recruit Training Command Great Lakes. He studied naval customs first aid firefighting water safety survival shipboard and aircraft safety and physical fitness.
The capstone Battle Stations exercise builds recruits’ skills and endurance through Navy core values of honor courage and commitment. Augusta State prepares to host a Senegal life lesson as faculty and students await Fulbright teaching assistants to share Wolof language and West African culture. Kellyn M. Cutsinger graduates magna cum laude from Mercer University with a BA in French.
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