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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2004
Page
2
Readers urge clear yes or no language for the upcoming mini liquor bottle ballot measure. The page also carries letters criticizing Iraq casualties, local issues in Windsor and Aiken, free cable concerns, Benedict College policy, and reader feedback procedures.
Five loaned executives join United Way of Aiken County during the 2004 campaign. Wendell Edwards, an APS officer with Wackenhut, and colleagues promote agency work at Cumbee Center Chil dren's Place Helping Hands and other partners. They aim to raise funds despite a tough 2003 economy while agencies stress growing needs.
The Aiken Dog Training Club held a two day obedience trial at Black Forest Equestrian Center with 81 runs and over 60 dogs. Breeds included German shepherds border collies Australian shepherds corgis labs and golden retrievers. A standout was Kegan a 2 year old greater Swiss mountain dog aiming for three legs toward a companion dog obedience title.
Bryan Skipper arrived as Aiken High School’s new assistant principal in July and received unexpected help from the Student Council who repainted parking lines and space numbers. He credits his coaching background at The Citadel and Furman University for work ethic, organization, and a focus on keeping students in school, emphasizing the value of a high school diploma.
Outback Steakhouse in Aiken hosts a benefit luncheon with all proceeds for the United Way of Aiken County 2004 campaign. Two seating times 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. tickets $20 include entree salad dessert and drink. Call 648-8331 or buy at the door.
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