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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2006
Page
3
Readers discuss the impact of Sunday Christmas Eve on blue laws and how stores might respond if this has occurred before. A note thanks a kind helper who assisted after a flat tire incident following new tires the prior day. Christmas 2007 blessings are wished.
A reader commentary defends the Christmas Parade practices noting a child riding in a lap inside a police car. The writer mocks calls for stricter driving, stresses parade pace under five mph, and asks for leniency in supervision while urging readers to contact the Talkback line and send comments to the Aiken Standard.
The Aiken Standard issues a correction for a recent York Pennsylvania ceremony article. It clarifies the late Lillie Belle Allen's daughter Debra Grier’s name was misspelled and invites readers to report factual errors by contacting Mike Gibbons or Jett Wallace.
St John’s United Methodist Church hosts a seminar on poverty on Saturday January 20 2007 led by Rev Bill Ehlig and Dr Ruby Payne author of A Framework for Understanding Poverty. The event aims to boost knowledge of the culture of poverty and church outreach to the poor with a $25 registration fee covering a book and meals.
Celebrate Recovery at Cedar Creek Church offers open door support for those facing addiction and emotional struggle. The Bible based program emphasizes Jesus Christ, with groups for chemical dependency sexual addiction codependency multiple addictions and related issues. Sessions run on Tuesday and Friday evenings at the Aiken church with Holy Grounds Café open for desserts and fellowship. For information contact Eric DeBeaugrine or Cedar Creek Church.
Subscribed readers will receive delivery of the Aken Standard on listed dates across late 2006 and 2007 including November 23 through 28 in 2006 and December 24 to 28, 2006 plus multiple dates in 2007 such as January 1 and October 22.
Atomic Dogs Motorcycle Club held its ninth annual Christmas toy drive at American Legion Post 212 on Hampton Avenue. About 60 children received gifts while canned goods were given to families. The club partnered with Unified Riders and Eastside Travelers with leftovers going to United Way or Salvation Army.
Monday’s winning numbers listed across games show Pick 3 Midday 9 8 9 and Pick 4 Midday 6 4 4 0. Evening totals include Pick 3 5 40 and Pick 4 282 7. Also reported are Carolina Five 37 28 18 25 31 and fantasy 5 1 20 327 along with Cash 3 and Cash 4 results.
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