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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2007
Page
1
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A teaser note hints readers to find the location in Aiken, with the answer hidden inside the edition and a promise of a follow up on Saturday. The item invites curiosity and references a specific local feature titled Where in Aiken.
A table of toys diapers clothing and items was donated to the Aiken Pregnancy Care Center by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus. Harold Pepper was named King and Eva Daniel Queen at a 3A Council on Aging luncheon drawing.
Obituary notice lists multiple residents including Willie Lee Chandler Sr. Wagener Josephine Compton Aiken Thomas Brockman Earle Jr. Aiken Leola Pete Goss Wagener Virginia Hall Graniteville W John Jenkins North Augusta Charles L Johnson Atlanta Hank Jones Jr Pelton Walter W Rushton Salley Donald Lee Taylor Aiken Thomas Walter Tommy Wilson Bath with service and burial details planned.
Trinity Lutheran Home seniors decorated Valentine's Day cookies to aid Helping Hands, a shelter for abused and neglected children. Colleen Wells and Heather Sessions Brazell coordinated gifts and outreach with Tammy Davis, aiming for ongoing intergenerational visits and weekly crafts at the shelter and home.
Dogwood Stable led the Ocala Breeders' February Select Two-Year-Olds in Training Sale by money spent, purchasing seven horses for 960000. The horses arrived in Aiken at 6 a.m. after the sale, with trainer Cot Campbell expressing satisfaction and plans to resume training in about two weeks. A chestnut colt by Carson City sold for 230000.
Caroline Bradford, 24, curates Cold War artifacts for the SRS Heritage Center at Savannah River Site. She describes sorting through about 30 000 items since arriving four months ago and aims to open a center in Building 472 A. The collection includes an Atomic Energy Commission planning map and an early Savannah River Plant microcomputer.
Kennedy Middle School Principal George Rogers retires after a brief transition that saw Aiken High Assistant Principal Garen Cofer serve at Kennedy. Cofer will finish a year at Kennedy in June and then return to Aiken High as principal succeeding Joe Padget. He calls the Kennedy tenure eight months of positive experience.
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