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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2011
Page
3
A reader argues against class warfare, defending the chef’s salary earned through training and years of work. The comment urges respect for those who pursue and achieve goals and criticizes political rhetoric around income division.
A heartfelt Christmas prayer honors the many SANS and SRR workers affected by involuntary layoffs over the past year. The message emphasizes sympathy for those laid off through no fault of their own and extends blessings to them and their families. The note thanks the Silver Call TalkBack line contributor at 803 644 2384 and readers for their messages.
Readers are asked to report corrections to Mike at 644-2381 or email editornal com to amend record details. The notice directs readers to help keep the record straight and ensure accurate information.
The fragment lists editor attribution and vague hours Monday through Friday from a local publication. It mentions Rulland Drive and Jim O'Briant, but lacks a clear event or outcome.
The Sand River Women's Club hosted a Christmas shopping trip for more than 100 kids from Children's Place, Boys and Girls Club, and Habitat for Humanity families. Volunteers from Aiken Woman's Club and Aiken Junior Women's Club supplied donated clothes and gifts sold at reduced prices to teach budgeting and spending. Megan Kehoe, now a Dunkin' Donuts manager, and Tommie Culligan, with ties to Habitat, highlight the program's community support and mentor ties.
Aiken County reports on Operation Santa where guests from Aiken are helped through a program partnered by MHA. The scene features Santa, elves, and students per the poem style and emphasizes gift distribution from a wish list to each child in attendance.
Redcliffe Plantation State Historic Site hosts Christmas in the Quarters on Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at 181 Redcliffe Road Beech Island featuring a 1:20 p.m. park interpretation on Christmas and slavery, two first person performances by Kitty Wilson-Evans and Bruce Ingram at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m., an Apple Challenge at 3, and hands on activities including coffee roasting and grinding to illustrate historic gifts from planter James Henry Hammond.
Suzanne Stone reports on Christmas in the Quarters at Beech Island's Plantation State Historic Site. Interpreter Elizabeth Laney guides visitors through slave quarters with James Henry Hammond journals and related documents as part of the event. Admission is 10 dollars for adults 8.50 for seniors 8 for ages 6 to 16 cash or check only. Contact 803 827 1473 for details.
A vehicle was removed from Richland Avenue Tuesday after being left parked on the roadway. Dispatchers could not reach the owner. Investigators say a Brandy Road fire this weekend was not suspicious, with fire, smoke, water and damage. the cause is electrical and video is under review. A car break in on Sweetbay Drive Tuesday saw a stolen car stereo from an unlocked vehicle.
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