07 Oct 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2006
Page
1
Summary of local high school football results across multiple games. Aiken defeated White Knoll 60 to 14 while Irmo beat South Aiken 28 to 12. Silver Bluff routed Wade Hampton 35 to 0. Lexington won 35 to 12 against North Augusta. Midland Valley topped Chapin 27 to 21 in overtime.
UNC coach Williams travels to Augusta as North Carolina hosts the Preseason Tip-Off luncheon with Roy keynote speaker. The article references YouTube deal talks, School nutrition shifts, and a note on healthier snacks amid ongoing debates.
With three weeks left in the 2006 campaign United Way of Aiken County has about 59 percent of its 2.4026 million goal in donations and pledges. Campaign chairman Bill Inman thanks donors while loaned executive Lynn Burkes notes the community need and agency collaboration including Helping Hands Children s Place and Golden Harvest. Italy Dobey a four year old with spina bifida visited the meeting with her mother Crystal Cheatham as Cheatham recalls evacuation after the January 2005 Norfolk Southern chlorine gas disaster.
Rep James Roland Smith, a long serving member of the South Carolina General Assembly, refrains from endorsing a fixed pledge. He notes Americans For Tax Reform lists him as a signer from 14 years ago, while ATR says the pledge binds while in office.
An open casting call will be held today at Aiken Mall for potential extras in the low budget comedy Who's Your Daddy filmed in Aiken this month. Mediacast casting directors will be at center court from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Applicants bring photos and fill a casting form. no résumé needed. Filming begins Oct 21 at various city locations and applicants will be categorized by age, sex, and other factors.
Construction on the Two Notch Road project will close the road between Grace and Mead avenues starting Tuesday at 8 a.m. The new U shaped barn will replace three dilapidated buildings and include 59 stalls, eight feed rooms, six tack rooms and a half bath.
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