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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2013
Page
3
A collection of reader comments targets Obama administration policies, Medicare, IRS funding, sequester effects, property reassessment rules, taxpayer spending, and social programs. The letter prompts include mentions of Martha’s Vineyard travel, Africa trips, and government phones, with call for audience input via TalkBack.
The St John’s patriotic service on Newberry Street drew over 800 attendees as the audience sang classic anthems. Rev. Dr. George K Howle preached on freedom with references to Moses Lincoln and God’s sacrifice, with the State Guard Honors and St John’s music program enhancing the event.
Debrea Bates and her four children moved into a four bedroom two bath Habitat for Humanity house in Warrenville during a dedication ceremony. The 91st home built by Aiken County Habitat for Humanity celebrates 25 years. more than 80 volunteers contributed over 3450 hours, led by Women Build participants and mentor Carolyn Beeler. Bates, who works at Building Blocks Child Development Center, expressed happiness at starting to make the house a home.
Kenneth Brodie promotes the Beach Bash on July Fourth at 230 Village Green Blvd off Silver Bluff Road. The 5 to 10 p.m. event charges $5 per carload, features Tony Williams and the Blues Express, a water slide, inflatables, volleyball, a raffle with prizes from Furniture Connection and Floyd Green, Bruster’s Ice Cream and Brand Mortgage, and benefits the Aiken Augusta Wounded Warrior Classic with donations from admission and raffle tickets. Bring blankets and chairs. no glass containers.
A Fourth of July Beach Bash is set for Thursday from 5 to 10 p.m at the Village at Woodside 230 Village Green Blvd. Admission is $5 per carload and Brodie can provide more information at 803-645-6270.
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