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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2004
Page
1
Brad Faxon recalls Arnold Palmer's eye contact advice from their first pairing 20 years ago at The Players Championship. Palmer, playing his 50th consecutive Masters, reflects on the emotional goodbye as fans prepare to bid farewell to the icon at Augusta National.
Inside Sunday features a golf preview for the year’s first major championship. Gene Sarazen is noted for a famous shot while Palmer is highlighted on page 10A. The section honors decades of fans and players who supported golf over 50 years.
Aiken Golf Supply opened in November in the Aiken Exchange and anticipates strong crowds as Masters Week nears. Houndslake Country Club pro Randy Few notes a drop in bookings over three years, with groups shrinking from 20s and 30s to 4s and 8s amid a faltering economy.
Clemson University Public Safety arrested Benjamin J. Josey, 19, of Aiken, on marijuana and controlled substance charges after an anonymous tip. Investigators say his room yielded a number of presumably stolen street signs, and authorities hope this leads to locating several missing Aiken signs.
Lucetta Knox has spent over six decades involved with the Aiken Horse Show at Hitchcock Woods. She recalls fond memories of picnics, a largely unchanged show ring, and enjoying the event as the first day features an exciting display of horses and scenery in the Show Ring.
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home launches a crematorium at 715 East Pine Log Road after outsourcing cremation. Mitch Rivers says the facility started March 27 with prior plans for Hayne Avenue withdrawn amid neighbor concerns. Local zoning allows most county land for such facilities as ordinances are revised.
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