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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2004
Page
2
Readers discuss prisoners receiving flu shots and humane treatment, praise a Gatewood neighbor for upkeep, critique bicyclist routes on Whiskey Road, share fair exit frustrations and Eastgate traffic thoughts, warn against driving with a dog on the lap, and invite letters to TalkBack at the Aiken Standard.
Wagener Salley High School won Lower State Class A at Midland Valley High School and will join Ridge Spring Monetta and Midland Valley at Clinton High School for state contests. Silver Bluff finished second in Lower State AA and North Augusta earned a Class AAAA finalist spot. War Eagle and other Aiken bands qualified for Batesburg Leesville and Clinton events.
The 9th annual Artrageous Auction at South Side Gallery on Pine Log Road drew a crowd as 144 tickets were presold. Proceeds from admissions raffles and a portion of auction sales support the United Way of Aiken County, with charity donations from items by Brad Means and Jennifer Montgomery.
Renowned garden designer Ryan Gainey will headline the Aiken Flower and Garden Show October 29 and 30 at the Stevenson McLelland Building and Aiken Center for the Arts. He will present The Art That Is Gardening at 10 a.m. October 30 and share images from gardens in America and abroad. General admission is 8 dollars per day. advance tickets 6 dollars.
The 2005 North Augusta Relay for Life begins with a Beach Party celebration at the North Augusta Community Center on Nov 1 at 6 30 p m. Co chairs Marjorie and Jon Malcom and Kelly and Jason Pearce, city employees, lead planning after a successful 2004 showing. For information call 279 6845.
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