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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2006
Page
1
The marching show drew warm applause at Friday's opening football game. Ruth Patrick Science Education Center hosted explorations in math science and career readiness as students learned how to prepare for high school and college.
A literary note highlights Christopher Stashelf as the author of Wizard in Rhyme, a piece likely featured in a seasonal publication. The listing points to a poetic work positioned within a broader arts round up and suggests its stylistic approach.
Obituary brief notes the deaths of Lillian Hutt of North Augusta James Carthel Kaney of Windsor and Harry P Varallo, with funeral notices issued by Aew Deaths and Funerals.
A compact listing notes sections on TV listings comics Dear Abby horoscopes puzzles sports and obituaries with brief notices across calendar and classified pages. The page structure indicates a daily roundup of entertainment listings and reader notices aligned with the newspaper’s features.
Parents and educators complain that new state PE requirements enacted by the General Assembly disrupt daily classroom time. At Aiken Elementary School, Principal Sharon Cagle and parent Corey Harper note the shift from free recess to structured activity with 60 minutes of PE and 90 minutes of activity weekly, rising to 90 minutes of certified instruction within two years. They describe a transition to supervised activities and walking tracks, altering the traditional free-play recess.
Johnson, a gospel singer and minister, releases The Way to Heaven featuring 10 original songs. He shares his 40 years of struggle and return to faith, credits Pastor Tommy Mason Jr., and describes a seven‑string band of preachers and musicians. He recorded in Hendersonville Tennessee and plans a Christmas CD with Carolina Christmas and My Momma Died on Christmas Eve Day among songs. For copies, contact 663 6497 or mail to P O Box 152 Warrenville SC 29851.
Ernesto became the season's first hurricane off Haiti’s coast, then weakened to a tropical storm battering the southern region with heavy rain and flooded homes. Forecasters warned it could regain strength toward Cuba and the Gulf, possibly reaching hurricane force again before landfall.
Aiken residents and visitors packed the polo fields weekend for the th annual Aiken Soccer Cup. U17 Augusta Arsenal coach Bobby Tanner praised the flat lush venues centrally located and easy to reach. About 9000 people attended over two days amid hot sun and high praise for the playing surface and venues.
Jeff Hamrick, a volunteer with the Aiken Soccer Club, helped pass out trophies at Whitney Polo Field as finalists competed. He praised the well organized event and noted teams like Aiken Ajax and United, with many parents volunteering for years.
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