Students Walk for Their School at Chukker Creek
Students from Chukker Creek Elementary School walked and jogged the eighth of a mile track in half hour shifts to raise funds for school projects. Kindergarten through fifth graders wore costumes for Halloween themed laps, collecting pledges from supporters. Prizes awarded include $100 to the top fundraiser and $50 per grade level winner, with proceeds planned for future school improvements.
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Chukker Creek
Challenge of Champions
Dana Lehl
Ids
Get Healthy Fundraiser Sparks School Spirit and Competition
Linda Haines notes the event links Halloween safety and fun with a health themed fundraiser. Students compete for a pizza party and trophy as the class with the most money will ride a limousine home later in the year. Winners will be announced in about two weeks amid real competition.
Ms Hill promotes Kids Fit to fight childhood obesity statewide
Tamara Hill, instructor of Kids Fit for ages 9 to 15, leads weekly Tuesday and Thursday sessions 4:30 to 5:30 pm at Aiken Mall. She shares a personal success story after losing weight from 100 pounds and seeks nationwide reach while writing a book to motivate self love and health. Contacts include (706) 796-2833 and 3420 Lindberwood Dr Augusta Ga 30906.
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Prevention
Ms. Fitness
Channel 12
Aiken Mall
Tamara Hill
Aiken
Augusta
Ms. Hill
Ms. Hill Call
Linderwood Dr
Langley Gubernatorial Clash Over Video Poker Alleges Deceit
A political squabble accuses Langley and Beasley aides of enabling video poker via lenient law interpretation. Metts, a Republican and former safety chief, criticizes Beasley and cabinet, while Democrats argue the bill revived by a Senate reconsideration allowed gambling growth. The piece mocks term limits and laments incumbents’ electability, urging honesty over campaign deceit.
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Lexington
James Metts
Beasley
Metts
Supreme Court
State Senate
House
Deaths and funerals continued from page fiveA
Obituary notices from Aiken and surrounding areas list multiple services and memorials for local residents. John Huntington of Augusta native residing in Aiken, Eureka First Baptist Church member, memorials to Eureka First Baptist Church. Johnnie I. Tindall, 68, building contractor and avid fisherman, funeral at Aiken Bible Church with burial at Southlawn Cemetery. Jaser Cook Williams, 67, died in Lexington Medical Center, services at Rocky Grove Baptist Church. Larry Lee Marks, 53, funeral at Folk Funeral Home Chapel in Williston. Earl Harris Watkins, 65, funeral at Hatcher Funeral Home in Langley. Families listed with addresses and pallbearers, with Memorials to Hospice and cancer society noted.
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John Arthur
Huntington
Augusta
Aiken
Eureka First Baptist Church
Martinez, Ga
Ollie Huntington
Leola Hall Huntington
Mary Huntington
Eureka
Johnnie I. Tindall
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Tindall
Wire Road
Tindall
Johnnie Ivey
Effie Mae Benson Tindall
Alice Miller Tindall
Larry Tindall
Jerry Tindall
Johnnie Ivey Tindall
Daniel A. Tindall
USAF
Sumter
Shirley T. Ely
Alice . Franks
Brenda T. Eubanks
Cindy T. Lyons
Smoaks
James Tindall
Titusville
Johnnie Tindall
Danny Tindall
Dallas Barton
Clifton Anderson
St. Joseph's Hospice
Madonna
Wrights
Oro Rd
Rivers Funeral Home
Jaser Cook Williams
Wagener
Rocky Grove Baptist Church
John O’cain
Williams
Lexington Medical Center
Chipwood Court
The
American Cancer Society
Larry Lee Marks
Clerburne
Ala
Folk Funeral Home
Williston
Floyd Dukes
Mr. Marks
Earl Harris Watkins
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Herb Sons
Langley Cemetery
Watkins
University Hospital
Mr. Watkins
Pond Row
Bath
James Sanders
Chester Key
Rusty Norris
William Crawford
Ralph Gunnells
Merrill Cook
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Linda Haines
Columbia
Aturda
Blizzard Funeral Home
the Big Bank
Roy Cee
Ceememeliiure
We Loreltmaneers Press Three
Prorue Communit Bank
Aikenns
BANK
North Augusta
Georgia Ave
People’s Community Bank
We U
Maen
Mags
Evans Aiken Weather
Mitchell
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