I Love Money 2 Cigarette Payoff Questioned
Fragmentary remarks note cigarettes paying two or three dollars to quit and comment on Miami and the winner of I Love Money 2. The text contains opinions on the show and a critique of the season.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2009
Page
3
Fragmentary remarks note cigarettes paying two or three dollars to quit and comment on Miami and the winner of I Love Money 2. The text contains opinions on the show and a critique of the season.
A customer thanks a young lady who washed his car while he wore church clothes. The note expresses sincere appreciation for the assistance and care shown at the self service facility.
A Kiwanis Tricycle Race photo shows a young girl focused with determination. The image reflects the cheer and community spirit of the event and its participants.
Security Federal urges community members to turn in musical instruments to support students learning music. The appeal stresses the importance of participation to help kids have instruments to practice and perform.
A community praises a local band for exceptional musical talent with both adults and children delivering standout performances. Kenny Cooks delivers a phenomenal solo at St Johns inviting hopes to see the group on a larger stage at the races next year.
A quote attributed to Thomas Jefferson about government power circulates as a point of discussion on state capacity and individual rights. Critics and supporters weigh the implications for policy scope, constitutional limits, and citizen protections.
Readers urged to keep government vehicles at their place of employment to save on driving costs and upkeep. Call TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com with brief remarks. Names not required and will not be published. The paper may edit messages for space and content.
Regency Hospice invites volunteers in the Aiken area for free comprehensive training no medical background required contact Sue King volunteer coordinator at 648 2117 for more information.
The Rev. Bob Byrne and his wife Chris spent six months in Japan with the Japan Evangelical Lutheran Church visiting Tokyo Kyushu Osaka Nagoya and Hokkaido. They lived in Kamagasaki to aid homeless alcoholics and drug addicts and delivered 45 sermons with translators.
The Harmony River Chorus of Sweet Adelines International directs by Stacy Branch performs Monday nights at 7 p.m. on the Windham Performing Arts Stage in Hopelands Gardens through August. Admission is free with public parking across from Hopelands. call for rain updates.
Harmony River Chorus performs tonight at 7 p.m. at the Windham Performing Arts Stage in Hopelands Gardens. Admission is free. attendees may bring blankets or chairs.
Restaurants drive the success of Waiter Night, creating menus and providing staff to ease the celebrity hosts burden. Longtime supporters Up Your Alley Olive Oils Linda's Bistro anchor the event, with veterans like Davor's Cafe Tako Sushi and others returning. New entrants Beef O Brady's O Charleys Stop Light Deli join this year, delivering group lunches as a key community fundraiser.
The Aiken Standard invites reader submissions and provides contact details for newsroom staff including Managing Editor Michael Gibbons and News Director Tim O Briant. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday and phones for general newsroom inquiries are listed.
Sunday's winning Pick 3 and Pick 4 figures are listed with Cash 3 and Cash 4 results for midday and evening draws. Several Fantasy 5 and additional numbers were unavailable at presstime. Saturday night results include Cash 4 Evening 5 7 5 2 and Fantasy 5 1 6 20 35 38.
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