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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2007
Page
3
A reader letter laments Sunday shopping delays in South Carolina and urges keeping blue laws to favor Georgia spending. The writer recalls weekend trips to Augusta, criticizes Aiken, and urges balloon releases to stop environmental harm.
The Aiken Standard corrects an earlier misprint stating wristbands for Friday’s Sassafras Festival street carnival cost admission. Admission is free. wristbands for unlimited rides are $18, available for purchase.
David Neira a USC Aiken freshman and former South Aiken High School junior led or joined multiple actions to aid northern Uganda amid civil war. Projects included Global Night Commute in Bethlehem Church, Northern Uganda Lobby Day in Washington, and a Gulu Night march in downtown Aiken, with Invisible Children org support and outreach to peers, educators, and media.
A 1907 era notice lists mailing and postage details for Akan Communications and the Akan Standard. It includes box addresses in Aken S C 20602, postmaster changes, and pay figures plus upcoming subscriber delivery dates in January through December on various 2022 style references.
Hitchcock Healthcare rehabilitation children color a lion drawing and submit name ideas for the clubs official mascot. A democratic vote at the Oct. 18 meeting will decide the winner who will receive a $50 savings bond.
The Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum announces a new movie series starting Oct 26 at 10 a.m. with The Little Horse that Could. The series runs through spring with films Blue Fire Lady Dreamer Racing Stripes The Silver Stallion Thou Shalt Fly Without Wings and Not Just Plastic Horses. An accompanying farrier demonstration on Nov 21 at 11 a.m. features Doc the mounted patrol horse being shod by Doug Eidemer. Registration is required, admission is free, and details are available at the Weeks Center or via 642-7631.
Midday Pick 3 numbers 7 4 5 and Pick 4 9 8 5 8 matched in Thursday draws. Evening Pick 3 produced 1 0 2 as the payout details remain unclear.
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