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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2011
Page
3
A critic argues taxpayers should not fund extensive training for bidders who lack know how. The commentator questions SRS's efficiency, comparing it to a business that would need to declare bankruptcy if run on such a model.
A shopper in Aiken sought a competitive local price for a Canon camera and lens for Christmas. After the store proposed a price well above Amazon, the buyer chose to order online, warning downtown merchants to listen to customers or lose business to online sellers.
If one holds that God created the Earth and heavens then He stands as the greatest scientist. The argument suggests approaching divinity through science rather than purely through spirituality.
A reader urges the Aiken Standard to adopt greener morning deliveries by avoiding plastic wraps on non rainy days. The idea favors string ties made in the USA or clear plastic without blue dye, noting recycling rates are low despite recyclability.
A TalkBack line solicits opinions on illegal immigration, perceived cheap labor, and impacts on Social Security and Medicare. Call 644-2384 or email with views about citizens paying taxes and access to emergency healthcare, urging changes to level the working field.
A.M. to 5 30 P.M. Monday through Friday contact numbers 648 2311 and 648 6052 provided for inquiries and arrangements.
The Tree of Hope lights up at the Cancer Care Institute in Aiken as donors honor patients and memory of loved ones. A Book of Honor records names for a multi month lobby display. Donors receive invites to a Thursday reception with harpist Megan Kebala and light refreshments before a brief ceremony. Funds support cancer care in Aiken and surrounding counties and promote early detection programs. The Savannah River Cancer Foundation, a 501 c3 nonprofit, also assists with medications and transportation and partners with Aiken Regional Medical Centers for an emotional support group. Visit the foundation site for more information.
A Tree of Hope fundraiser is set for Thursday at 5 30 p m at the Cancer Care Institute 111 Miracle Drive Donations support the Tree of Hope campaign Contact number 649 5433 or email srcfoutreach yahoo com Contributions may be sent to Savannah River Cancer Foundation P O Box 3694 Aiken SC 29802 with honoree names for memorials or acknowledgments Receipts will be issued to donors and honorees families
The note provides weekend and weekday delivery windows from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. on weekdays and 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on weekends. It instructs readers to call 646-2311 for re delivery information if the paper is not received.
The Community Medical Clinic of Aiken County hosts a volunteer orientation Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 244 Greenville St. NW with lunch provided and openings for physicians pharmacists administrative staff and nurses RSVP by Monday or call 226 0631 or email cmcaiken gmail com. Stoney Oswald offers Introduction to Qigong and Tai Chi at Just Breathe Studio 116 Pendleton St SW Wednesdays through Dec 21 11 a.m. to noon fee 66 registration at the studio call 648 8048. Beginner's French for Grades 1-5 meets Wednesdays at 4 p.m. at Aiken County Public Library 314 Chesterfield St SW register at the first floor desk call 642 2020.
Solaris Hospice partners with Midland Valley Community Nazarene Church and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church to host Grief Share sessions. The Midland Valley event runs Wednesday 6 30 to 7 30 p m, Holy Trinity holds a Tuesday 11 a m session, no cost, contact Sharon Blount at 644 9440 for details.
The report lists Cash 3 and Cash 4 results with numbers 40 2 and 0 6 9 2 and mentions Cash 3 1 Ronde tat Cash 4 Braving with upcoming draws not available at press time. Fenians 5 and Win For Life were not available.
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