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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2006
Page
3
A reader voices frustration with Norfolk Southern over late 1099s and privacy lapses. They question why social security numbers appeared in a public mailing window and demand an explanation of how the printed figures were calculated and taxed.
Aiken residents question why the Aiken Rotary Club did not join Adopt A Highway Day on Dibble Road on Saturday March 4. Signs on Dibble Road praise past Rotary efforts including Group of the Year 1999 and readers urge future participation.
The paper corrects Makeover Magic consignment shop hours to Tuesday to Friday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday noon to 5 p.m. It notes a third party was omitted in Hoofman has returned. The Aiken Community Playhouse joined to create the Washington Center for the Performing Arts and raised 1.6 million dollars for its construction. The Aiken Standard invites readers to report factual errors.
Dozens of Smith Hazel Senior Citizens Arts and Craft Club members enjoyed a breezy kite day. Participants like Lillian Martin and Surena Holmes recalled childhood memories while Frank Coleman suggested the idea. Upcoming events include The Price is Right on March 23 and Youth Fitness Day on March 25 with entry fees and contact details provided.
The Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum hosts an exhibit of Richard Stone Reeves equine portraits from March 12 to 26. Featured subjects include Kelso Assagai Hawaii Shuvee Wanda Neji Bold Minstrel Nashandy and Ft Devon loaned from the National Museum of Racing or private collections. Reeves, a World War II Navy veteran born in New York City, died last October at 85. The opening is March 12 at 1 30 p.m. with Washington Group International as major sponsor and Security Federal Bank as supporting sponsor.
The Aiken Standard provides contact details for publisher Scott B. Hunter and office hours Monday through Friday. It lists mailing address and subscription pricing options and notes Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2006.
Local author William Rawlings Jr, writer of The Lazard Legacy The Rutherford Cipher and The Tate Revenge, attended the Aiken Center for the Arts book group to discuss The Rutherford Cipher and preview his upcoming book Crossword due in September. He noted character arcs and his plotting approach while signing copies after the meeting.
City of Character Aiken marks March with Tolerance as its trait. Thursday lottery results include Pick 3 2 6 2, Pick 4 8 9 4 1, Evening Pick 3 7 0 8, Evening Pick 4 1 2 2 3, Cash 3 Midday 5 6 3, Cash 4 Midday 5 8 4 4, Cash 3 Evening 3 3 5, Cash 4 Evening 7 2 1 3, Fantasy 5 3 4 12 15 18.
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