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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2005
Page
2
Readers urge road safety changes and critique local projects while calling for improvements on Wagener Road. The letter highlights eight deaths at the curve, questions the spay neuter program, and discusses Social Security reform. Residents seek clear action and accountability.
The Aiken Standard acknowledges an error in omission of proper attribution for Tom Mack in Sun day edition. The page 140 column titled USCA play chronicles one woman's remarkable life was written by Mack.
The Godbee or Godbee family of Aiken plans three spring 2005 weddings. Joshua to marry Elizabeth Blease on April 23 at St. Mary Help of Christians in Clearwater, Jen nifer to wed Joe Branton Jr. on April 30 in Sum merville, and Jessica to marry Jeffrey Bacon on October 22 at St. Mary. Families coordinated dates to minimize travel and disruption.
The Aiken County Chapter of the American Red Cross hosts the Third Annual Invitational Sporting Art Gala at the Aiken Center for the Arts. Proceeds go to disaster relief. gala features European, Canadian, and American artists with diverse media. Weekend trials at Sporting Days Farms include horse events and luncheon. admission is $30. Call (803) 641-4152 for details.
Loretta Dunbar a longtime Aiken resident has completed three Peace Corps tours in Ghana Antigua and Thailand spanning 33 years. She plans to join Semester at Sea again this summer and spoke at the International Club about daily life as a volunteer in Uthai Thani Thailand teaching English in open air schools with 35 students per class. The club meets first Wednesday monthly at 7 p.m. at no charge. call 641-6875 for details.
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