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Aiken County Register

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1984

Page

4

Center Names New Director Dr. Johnson At Aiken Center

Dr. Susan Johnson takes the helm as Director of the Child Development Center in Aiken. The facility serves about 40 children from infants to preschoolers, with classes at Richland Avenue and St John’s United Methodist Church. Johnson aims to emphasize family-centered care and community input while noting funding from United Way and the Department of Mental Retardation. She earned a PhD from the University of Georgia and holds degrees in early childhood special education and mental retardation testing.

Helen Makinne Aiken Susan Johnson Dr. Johnson Richland Ave St. John’s United Methodist Church United Way Augusta Johnson Athens University of Georgia Lander College UGA

Politicized farming may reshape land use say Clemson experts

Clemson University agricultural economist Jim Hite warns that urban voters and environmental policy will increasingly dictate land use in the 21st century. He says prices may rise, owner operated farms could vanish, and government leasing might become the norm as farmland becomes harder to own.

Clemson S.C Clemson —_ University Jim Hite Hite United States Federal Register

Fruit Tree and Grapevine Pruning Demonstration Workshop

The Aiken Clemson University Extension Service sponsors a pruning workshop for home growers on February 9 starting at 1 30 p m. Participants meet in the North Augusta Community Center parking lot for a two hour outdoor hands on training bringing long handled pruning shears. Reservations at 649 6297. The event is open to the public at no charge.

Aiken Clemson University Extension Service North Augusta Community Center

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