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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 2006

Page

3

Thanksgiving memory of roadside aid on a crowded holiday

A reader recalls a Thanksgiving morning near 11 miles to church when a tire blew out. Mr Willie Butler Mr Phillip Butler and Sgt Harm stopped to help, changing the tire and urging the traveler to press on. The writer praises the unexpected kindness amid changing times and crowded roads.

Willie Butler Phillip Butler Harm

Army draft for illegal immigrants sparks debate

Readers suggest placing Mexicans entering the country illegally into the military with training and weapons to address corruption in Mexico, while others discuss restaurant chair safety and how to submit comments to the Aiken Standard via Talkback.

Mexico

New administrators unite at Aiken area church school

Randy Martin and Tonya Bryant took posts at South Aiken Baptist Christian School sharing a mission to blend strong academics with Christian education. They plan gradual growth to a new building and expanded programs, aiming to prepare students for life and eternity.

Randy Martin Tonya Bryant Martin South Africa Baptist Christian School Bryant Aiken Christian School South Aiken Baptist Victory Baptist College North Augusta Tennessee Temple University South Afrian Baptist Tike Church School Currenty Rob Novit Movit Aikenstandard South Aiken Baptist Church

Students build Lego robots for regional FIRST LEGO League event

Fifth graders from J. D. Lever Elementary School prepare for a regional FIRST LEGO League contest at the James Taylor Center on the Aiken High campus. Eleven teams from Aiken and nearby areas compete with top teams advancing to a January state contest. Local support comes from Westinghouse Savannah River Company and grants from WSRC, Public Education Partners, and the State Department of Education.

Cal Rex J.D. Lever Jett Heather Britt Scott Morgan Daniel Berry Paige Bunn Aiken Hint Emily Conner Emily J.D. Lever James Taylor Center Aiken High School Aken LEGO Aiken M’aiken Magic Aner Lisgo Nam Technology Pat O'Neill Aiken High Lego League Lever Chukker Creek Schofield Middle School Mead Hall O'Neill Aaron Westinghouse Savannah River Company Bridget Coleman WSRC Public Education Partners State Department of Education Coleman Stephanie Scott Charlie Brown

Wednesday's Winning Lottery Numbers Card

Midday Pick 3 5 5 7. Midday Pick 4 431 9. Evening Pick 3 5 03. Evening Pick 4 5 7 7. Palmetto Cash 5 22 2 14 33 23. Multiplied Powerball numbers 2 89 12 19. Powerball 25. Powerplay 3.

Palmetto Cash Mutiplion Owerball Joe Ball

Woman arrested after strange Greenwich Drive robbery attempt

Aiken woman Kelsey A. Mhyre, 21, was arrested Tuesday after entering a Greenwich Drive home and claiming two gunmen would kill the residents unless money and jewelry were handed over. She is charged with first degree burglary breaking and entering auto resisting arrest and simple assault and battery. The victim, a neighbor, wrestled Mhyre to the ground as she claimed two men outside with M 16s. The suspect, wearing latex gloves, allegedly fought officers and kicked a policeman during arrest.

Greenwich Drive Kelsey A. Mhyte Aiken Public Safety Mhyre

Holiday light display opens at Hopelands Gardens in December

Hopelands Gardens unveils a nightly holiday light exhibit from December 9 to 27 with closures on December 13 20 24 and 25. Visitors are asked to use the shuttle from the Goodwill lot on Whiskey Road and enjoy hot chocolate cider cookies and illuminated displays. Admission is free. For more information call 803 642 7631. The Tree of Hope honoring cancer fighters will be lit today at 5 45 p.m. in front of the Cancer Care Institute at Aiken Regional Medical Centers.

Hopelands Gardens Goodwill Whiskey Road Cancer Care Institute of Carolina At Aiken Medi

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