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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2006
Page
3
Readers argue about smoking restrictions in public places and non smokers rights. Letters reference health concerns and courtesy while urging smoke free dining environments. A purse recovery note from Hwy 19 North is included with contact details for Talkbacks.
Riders and horses of varying levels joined the Sweat In Paradise clinic at Paradise Farm to benefit the Aiken SPCA. Organizer Lelie Ward and trainer Ann Thal highlighted safety and communication as core goals while participants gained confidence and new skills. The event featured tack donations and a charity sale, with proceeds supporting humane education and the spay/neuter program. The clinic runs again today at Paradise Farm on Wagener Road, contact (803) 643-0138 for details.
North Augusta author Dianne Isrady spoke Saturday at the Aiken County Public Library about Why the Wind Blows a Civil War epic co authored with David Stallworth. Brady read the prologue on the Hunley raised in 2004 and discussed the book’s exploration of creation science and lasting war legacies.
JJ Tate, a leading dressage rider, led a clinic at Quintynne Hill Farm and shared insights on the World Equestrian Games in Aachen Germany. The U S. team earned bronze behind Germany and the Netherlands while Tate praised Isabell Werth and Anky van Grunsven for their electric free style performances.
Saturday draw results listed for Pick 3 and Pick 4 with midday and evening outcomes. Powerball and Powerplay figures noted, along with Cash 3 4 and Win for Life numbers. The report mentions free late lottery numbers unavailable at press time and a note about Monday's paper.
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