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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2005
Page
3
The letter questions regional gas price variance with $2.17 to $2.29 in the Valley and $2.09 in North Augusta, wonders why storage tanks in Sweetwater lead to different costs, and asks Aiken store managers to explain the baby cart shortage and customer service hassles.
Eiza beth Johnson Lott and St John's United Methodist Church hosted a recent Trunk or Treat event. Families and children enjoyed the festive gathering with smiles and friendly activities creating a warm community mood.
Community message stresses parental responsibility for junior and senior high students during Halloween as families plan activities. The note highlights safe handling of treat containers and orderly celebration. Vera's Peanut Brittle is promoted as a standout product at St. John's AppleFest with a bold claim about its taste.
Aiken Standard invites readers to explain why gas prices differ between the North and South sides. Call Talkback at (803) 648-2508 or email editorial@aikenstandard.com with brief, to the point comments. Names won’t be published. comments may be edited for space and content.
The Apple Festival at St. Church drew crowds with apple treats from the Apple Dumpling Gang and fresh fruit options. Local groups raised funds through a silent auction while performances on the square and in the gymnasium entertained attendees and volunteers praised strong sales and favorable weather. The event benefits the Aiken County Free Medical Clinic Christ Central of Aiken County and the Wallace Family Life Center.
ACTS Area Churches Together Serving asks November and December readers to donate for utility and heat assistance in Aiken. Executive director Vicki Bukovitz says the program has long been successful but funding dropped after disasters like Katrina. Heaters cost 40 dollars to sponsor, with cash needed to buy bulk units. ACTS also runs clothes, food pantry, gas vouchers, and healthcare aid. Open House on December 16 invites the public to tour the facility and learn more about aid programs for low income families. Donations can be mailed to ACTS at 340 Park Ave. SW, Aiken 29801, or by calling 649-3800 for details.
The Aiken Marine Corps League marked its annual Camps Ball at Woodside Plantation Country Club celebrating the Marine Corps birthday. Guest speaker Colonel John Valentin praised recruits and tradition as veterans and local officials attend this community observance.
The listing shows multiple lottery results including Pick 3 and Pick 4 for midday and evening sessions, Powerball numbers with a Power Play, Cash 3 and Cash 4 results, Fantasy 5 numbers, and Loto South digits. It reads as a chaotic OCR of numbers and labels with unclear formatting.
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