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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2010
Page
4
The paper invites readers to submit Christmas memories from past years for a December 22 feature. Send memories by email or drop them at 326 Rutland Drive for scanning, including names, place, and year of the photo.
A Walgreens employee reported a man stealing two Snuggies and was charged with shoplifting. In a separate incident in Aiken a man entered a convenience store wearing a black mask, refused to remove it, and told the clerk you must want to get laid down tonight. the clerk notified Public Safety and called for help.
The Midland Valley Parade crowned Langley First Baptist as grand marshal and awarded first place to Believers Worship Center and Cytee Langley Plant for religious and commercial floats. Paws & Tails Pet Grooming claimed second, Palmetto Pups Dog Grooming & Boarding third, with Girl Scout Troop 5300 second and MVRA Mustang White Cheerleaders third in the related categories.
The Windsor Christmas Parade winners include Aiken High School Marching Band as best overall and best band. White Pond Baptist Church took first in best float, Oakwood Windsor Elementary second, Spring Branch Baptist third. In best auto, Model A won, Gerald Johnson second, EC Green third.
The Aiken Standard lists individuals arrested and charged at Doris C. Gray Detention Center on December 15. Names include Quintaines Jones and Martel Adams with driving charges. Marion Hamilton for disorderly conduct. Alexis Cullum for fraudulent checks. and others with offenses ranging from domestic violence to probation violations. Viewing all bookings online via the newspaper’s Crime tab is advised.
The article lists a junior tennis camp for ages 6 to 18 at H Odell Weeks Activities Center with sessions Monday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon. Fee is 50 dollars per session for city residents and 85 dollars for non residents. Contact 642 7739 for details. Gregg Park Civic Center hosts a mixed impact aerobics class every Monday and Wednesday from 4 30 to 5 30 p.m. Fees are 15 dollars for eight weeks for passholders and 25 dollars for non passholders. For more information call 663 7552.
The Talatha Rural Community Water District Board of Commissioners will meet on Tuesday at 5 30 p m at the district office 4 Aspen Court.
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