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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2003
Page
2
Readers discuss handicap parking stickers honesty flag display and religious values In a Talkback submission they urge respecting needs for handicapped stickers support for after school Christian clubs and keeping God in public life They praise the New Ellenton Christmas Parade and invite further comments via phone or email with editorial editing for space and content
Santa will visit the H.O. Weeks Center to meet the children of Aiken and hear their wishes. An admission of 1 per child is charged. The program is on Saturday Dec 20 at 8 30 a.m. at the Weeks Center. Call 642-7631 for more information.
The Aiken Standard corrects a December Saturday article about vehicle break-ins at local home improvement stores. An incident report indicates tools were taken from an unlocked rear car door in the Lowe's parking lot in November.
Susan Nicosia recalls her son Robby’s Wyoming dinosaur dig wish while describing Applebee’s breakfast benefit that supports South Carolina Make-A-Wish. The event at Applebee’s and 30 other SC restaurants funds regional programs and grants wishes for children facing serious illnesses.
Open house tours run 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday and Dec 13 and 20 at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts. Volunteers, donations, and memberships are encouraged as the 100 percent volunteer run theater showcases backstage areas and shop spaces. Regular admission is 15 dollars. mugs with one free future ticket are six dollars.
Toys for Tots via the U.S. Marine Corps collects new toys at multiple Aiken locations with Salvation Army units serving as distribution hubs. Local organizers project about 1200 children on the distribution list after December 1 signups and welcome checks to the Toys for Tots Foundation.
At 7 p.m. Monday the Aiken City Council will hold a public hearing on Northwest Development Co. Inc. proposed annexation of 70.36 acres off University Park Way for a retirement oriented community with 133 homes plus a clubhouse pool and tennis courts. The meeting also reviews a plan to donate 67500 to the Aiken Community Playhouse to reduce its debt from the Washington Center project.
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