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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2008
Page
3
Residents of Aiken urged responsible pet ownership while criticizing funding for an over state clinic. Local veterinarians argue they can offer after care that spay neuter clinics cannot provide, highlighting the impact on community vets and animal welfare.
Readers debate whether churches serve God or people amid questions about expensive buildings and sacred music. A letter questions the value of a pricey organ and whether wealthier worship spaces reflect faith or human pride.
Delores Bush, a certified nursing assistant at Carriage House Living Center, earned the 2007 CNA of the Year honor from the South Carolina Health Care Association. A native of Florida living in Aiken since 1997, she has 43 years in the field and seven years at Carriage House.
The Progressive Show Jumping Cupid Classic at Highfields Show Grounds features four rings in a competitive yet safe setting. Riders from Charleston to Winter Haven and West Palm Beach travel to Aiken to compete, with course designer Jeff Smiley planning four intricate courses and plans to continue the circuit in Florida next week.
Marion Dorthy Leach born December 30, 1901 in Michigan, daughter of Fred and Bessie Barber, lived in Aiken with rich teaching career in Kalamazoo County. She earned a BA in elementary education from Western Michigan University and a master's from the University of Michigan, taught 30 years, retired 1964, active in NEA and MEA, traveler with film reels and slides, shared travels with groups, and attended St John’s United Methodist Church.
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