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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2004
Page
2
Readers vent frustration at a county deputy who appeared rude at a resident's home and at the NAACP's convention location. They urge focus on social issues including a 32 year old mother of seven alleged abuse case. Readers are invited to leave comments via Talkback hotline or email.
South Carolina Bar Pro Bono Program offers a free family law clinic September 7 to 8 pm. For details call 1 800 395 3425 or 803 799 4015.
The Clinton Ward Festival celebrated its 13th year with fireworks street dancing and a parade. Residents from Ward and nearby communities attended gospel music contests decorations and vendor booths while proceeds aid town beautification and a community building renovation.
SPCA of Aiken held a dog wash at Cold Creek Nursery drawing over 70 dogs. Barbara Strack said the event fosters alumni support and volunteers while proceeds fund SPCA general operations. Tim and Pam Bennett noted their 16 year old Peka-Poo Kujoe’s long habit of attending.
Tammy Davis of Helping Hands praised ABATE of Aiken for donating school supplies and supporting autism awareness events. ABATE members, led by T Wayne Johnson, visited Helping Hands and plan ongoing charity efforts, including a Christmas party and tours for donors.
The Aiken Community Band performs at Hopelands on Monday at 6 30 p.m. on the Roland H Windham Performing Arts Stage as part of the Hopelands Summer Concert Series. Conducted by Col William E Clark the group of 80 plus musicians opens with The Star Spangled Banner and includes selections from Sousa Grundman and more with Alysa Smith guest performing. Admission is free and rain locations are provided by the center.
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