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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1999
Page
2
The 29th annual Christmas Craft Show runs this weekend at the H. Odell Weeks Recreation Center with 146 vendors. New layout and central food area draw crowds as vendors waitlist tops 40. attendees praise turnout and weather while shoppers buy crafts and baked goods.
Public Safety responded to an alarm at Kennedy Middle School on Saturday and found several doors open around the building. An unknown suspect struck an ice box at the Texaco Golden Pantry on East Pine Log Road on Friday. An automobile was broken into at the Holiday Inn on Colony Parkway Saturday, and an arrest was made.
Millbrook Baptist Church wowed hundreds with its Living Christmas Tree titled A Christmas to Remember. The 23rd annual free performance features 150 choirs and a 30 piece orchestra with a mix of holiday tunes and religious carols set on stage with lights and synthetic snow.
Buggawugga relaxes with members of the Kalmia Landing Homeowners Association in the clubhouse. Participants in random order include Lenny Carey Jack Paulus Jim Lovett Sydney High berger Billy Rivenbark Marjorie Seaman and Bill.
A heritage booklet notes that Dunbarton and Meyers Mill housed many family run stores with lines of shops listing the Rountree, Hiers, Anderson, and Dick families in Dunbarton and the Meyers, Peeples, Swett, and Hankinson families in Meyers Mill. The stores were among the town’s first buildings and stayed in business until the Savannah River Site evacuation in 1961.
The Du Pont Planetarium at USC Aiken debuts a Christmas program titled Tis the Season narrated by Noah Adams. It traces holiday customs from Celtic bonfires to Roman Saturnalia and Jewish Hanukkah, then discusses Christian nativity themes and the Star of Bethlehem theory. Showings run Tuesday through Saturday until Dec 28, with tiered pricing and reservations available.
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