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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2004
Page
3
A reader letter from Aiken County argues against blue laws and calls for ending Sunday restrictions while praising Christmas traditions and local church efforts. The letter cites holiday sales, family time, and charity drives, inviting further comments via Talkback.
Ghost Tours return today with sessions at 6 30 p m and 8 30 p m. For details call 803-270-3683. SRS Authority to meet January 13 at 10 a m in Lower Savannah Council of Governments Conference Room Aiken. Public invited. Ballroom Dance classes at Weeks Center January 18 to February 22 at 7 30 p m. $40 per couple for Aiken residents $80 for others. Register at 642-7631.
Firefighters from the Aiken Department of Public Safety were called at 4 p.m. to Belk at Aiken Mall for a reported smoke odor traced to a rooftop heating and air conditioning unit. A fan belt caused the smoke. no evacuations, injuries, or damages occurred and business continued normally.
Volunteers at St Thad deus and Church provide a Saturday soup kitchen. This weekend an accompanying Christmas tree and large screen TV drew over 200 visitors with holiday music. Barb Jordan, whose son Justin Smith serves in the National Guard, says the project keeps her focused on Christmas and faith. Norma Toner and Brice Aultman described the event as a blessing from Jesus Christ.
City crews in Aiken prepare for a peak holiday waste week with heavy packing material and paper. Christmas on Saturday reduces schedule changes and 2000 90 gallon carts aid rapid handling at Three Rivers Landfill under Larry Morris management.
The holidays spur many to capture memories with cameras and digital processing. CVS store manager Dan Schutts notes steady lab activity with high demand for reprints and enlargements as families photograph celebrations and the ice storm aftermath.
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