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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2005
Page
3
A reader thanks Ref eree Marchant for aiding two stranded women after a rodeo incident caused an alternator issue. The letter questions why county emergency services miss grant opportunities and calls for broader EMS and fire funding. Readers are invited to call or email comments.
Jeremiah Scott of Aiken notes smaller crowds and cold weather but a fair still feels okay. Michael Golding praises the clean site and strong attractions with decent music. Debbie Joyner of Hephzibah calls it a great fair with Power Surge as her favorite ride. Pete Joshua Sherlock from North Augusta is also present.
Celvin Mitchell says the fair is very nice this year and notes the corn dogs as the best. Attendees praise the event while enjoying rides and exhibits at the Western Carolina State Fair.
The SPCA Adopt A Thon featured a Halloween costume contest at H O Weeks Activities Center with dogs microchipped and adopted, staff bake sale and community turnout. Bailey Holdorf won as Miss Smarty Pants while Peppermint the cocker spaniel wore a pumpkin costume. The event helps acclimate dogs to new surroundings and aids in permanent identification through microchips.
The notice lists office hours and contact details for Aiken Standard including publisher Scott B. Hunter and newsroom lines. It outlines subscription rates, EzPay options, delivery times, and payment handling policies for carrier and direct payments. It notes carrier independence and automatic conversion to carrier billing at term end and cancellation procedures.
Sunday evening lottery results show Pick 3 numbers 4 1 0 and Pick 4 numbers 3 1 6 5, published by the Georgia Lottery.
The note highlights a World War II veteran Ferrell Holley who flew over sixty B 25 bomber missions. It also promises coverage on the latest Yu-Gi-Oh card craze and upcoming features.
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