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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1987

Page

9

Robbery at Smile Station on Richland Ave reported

A clerk at Smile Station 404 Richland Ave West reported a man grabbed cash from the register and fled north on Pendleton Street around 7 20 p m Friday. Described suspect is a short black male 25 to 30 wearing a cap and dark jacket. A separate incident saw a white male identified as John Doe arrested for gross intoxication and disorderly conduct after refusing to identify himself. Graniteville man William Miller seeks redress for prepaid but uncollected Amana washer and dryer purchased October 8 at 1304 Richland Ave now closed for inventory and later listed as for rent.

Smile Richland Ave Aiken Department of Public Safety Pendleton Street Aiken Graniteville William Miller Fair St Miller

Fund Drive Progress Continues In Aiken

Donations flow for needy families as The Salvation Army conducts its annual kettle and mail drives. Kettles sit at Kmart, Wal Mart, and in front of Roses, with mail donations sent to P O Box 439 29802. The Valley Empty Stocking Fund collects at local banks with multiple mailing addresses. The Aiken Jaycees seek funds for a Christmas Shopping Tour to spend at least 75 dollars per child selected by Social Services.

Aiken Salvation Army K-marts Wal-Mart Roses P.O Valley Empty Stocking Fund Langley Bath Clearwater Graniteville Aiken Jaycees Department of Social Services c/o The

Two Valley Residents Killed In Accidents

Bernice Dean Perry 50 of Bath died when his car overturned on Dibble Road Extension at 10 24 p m Friday. Jimmy C Deans Jr 16 of Langley died when his car struck an embankment off Herndon Dairy Road at 11 25 p m Friday. Perry was a maintenance supervisor with Aiken County Public Schools and a U S Air Force retiree. Deans was a junior at Midland Valley High School. Funeral services were scheduled for Perry Tuesday at Langley First Baptist. Deans services were set for Langley Pentecostal Holiness Church this afternoon.

Langley First Baptist Church Bernice Dean Perry Dibble Road South Carolina Highway Department Perry Aiken County Public Schools Anthony Drive Bath U.S. Air Force American Legion Post Royal Ambassadors Jimmy C. Deans Jr Herndon Dairy Road Deans Midland Valley High School Wayland Street Langley Paul H. Elligson Langley First Jimmy Charles M. Wilson Langley First Baptist Dean Wilson Sunset Memory Gardens Langley Pentecostal Holiness Church

Flag stolen from Becker’s office returns to pole

A flag removed from the pole in front of Ed Becker’s real estate office was found back on the pole Friday morning after being missing since Monday. Becker said he does not know who took it or why but is glad it was returned.

Aiken Ed Becker Becker

Christmas Craft Show and Sale at North Augusta center

The North Augusta Parks and Recreation Department hosts a Craft Show and Sale tomorrow at the North Augusta Community Center on Brookside Drive off Buena Vista Avenue. Seventy five crafters from North Augusta Aiken Augusta and other South Carolina and Georgia cities will display handmade gifts from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.

North Augusta Community Center North Augusta

North Augusta Council to Discuss Sewer Line Route

The North Augusta City Council will hold a study session tomorrow at 7 in the Municipal Building council conference room to review the Lower Southwest Interceptor Sewer Line. Homeowners in River Oaks Subdivision oppose the riverfront route citing property damage concerns.

North Augusta Buena Vista Ave Savannah River River Oaks

Holiday shoplifting rises says Roses Stores official

Elease Pickens of Roses Stores notes more theft during holidays with shoppers in groups and bags full of items. Inspector William Parker links increased foot traffic to more shoplifting and says penalties range up to $200 fine or judicial discretion. Local anti theft talks target youths, stressing court consequences and proper reporting to clerks.

Elease Pickens of Mrs. Pickens

Burglars Target Homes More During Holidays Says Official

Inspector William Parker of the Aiken Public Safety Department warns homes are at higher risk during holidays as owners are out shopping or away. He advises neighbors watching the home, locking all entry points, leaving lights on, and notifying the department for periodic checks. Keep valuables secured and avoid displaying ID or packages in cars.

William Parker Aiken Public Safety Department Parker Public Safety Department

Holiday Parade Draws Crowd in Midland Valley

Santa Claus rode in the Midland Valley Christmas parade where about 3,000 spectators lined nearly two miles of parade route. Winners: Best Commercial Scott and Sons, Best Religious Langley First Church of the Nazarene, EZ Go Car Company special mention, Grand Marshal prize Miss Aiken County Float.

Santa Claus Midland Valley Madris Holley Scott and Sons Langley First Church of the Nazarene EZ Go Car Company

Horse Zoning On Council Agenda Again

Second reading and public hearing on an ordinance to create R-1H zoning allowing horses by right near Hitchcock Woods. A presentation from the local NAACP chapter president is also on the Monday Aiken City Council agenda as developers may set aside land for subdivision use.

NAACP Aiken City Hitchcock Woods

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Man John Doe Salvation Army Soleda Julian FMC Corporation Daniel Mane William D Verbena Peacock Fans Erin. Tori Sercer P. Pria Frances R. Barnett William H. McAuliffe Aileen W. Blanton Frank Sloan Lewis Strauss William Gibson James A. Peterson Trinity United Methodist Church Richard A. Beattista D.H. Dellinger Henry Holden Roy E. Howell Bob Flowers Aiken Public Safety Hampton and York Streets By Phil Jones N. Augusta Crafts City of Aiken Aiken County Deca Club Aiken High School Martha Norris
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