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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2014
Page
3
A letter column mix criticizes SRS retirees for low pensions and compares them with DuPont retirees. Readers argue over inflation, social security increases, and pension negotiations, with others urging sympathy for workers on strike and higher pay for caregivers and certified nursing assistants.
Aiken Standard reader applauds a driver who stopped with water and helped stranded motorists on the road. The note thanks the unnamed man and invites more readers to share similar acts of kindness via phone or email.
The Aiken Republican Club hosts John A Ramsey co founder and chairman of The Liberty for All Action Fund at Newbery Hall 117 Newberry Ave Aiken. Registration starts 11 am lunch at noon with $15 members $20 non members. Reservations due by May 20 via email or phone.
Wednesday at 11 117 Newberry St. SW. Cost 15 dollars for members. For information email kgordon657 aol com or call 803 257 1492.
Christ Central Institute held a graduation ceremony for associates in missions and ministry and a one year Bible certificate. Named graduates include Teresa Allman Joy Washington Kate Torres Jose Rivas William Grant Brian Olsen Gabriel Torres Carissa Hawk Breanne Nelson Taylor Tomczak Jasmine Ligons Seth Toleire Brittany Parks Nicole Snow Lynn Poseskie Jonathan Duncan.
Aiken boutique Aiken's Unique Giftique will reopen at 727 Richland Ave after a December fire forced a five month closure. Owner Sherri Parker and daughter Whitney promise deals and prizes including concert tickets for Hunter Hayes and a storewide sale as the shop resumes normal hours from 10 am to 4 pm.
Bob Young former Augusta mayor and WIBF anchor will headline the Aiken Barnwell Genealogical Society meeting to discuss his book Treasure Trail on local Civil War history. The event at the Aiken County Historical Museum 433 Newberry St SW starts at pan with slides and narrative.
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