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Newspaper
Aiken County Register
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1984
Page
5
An editorial reflection contrasts a sudden spring in Aiken with memories of frost and winter, noting rapid green growth, seasonal changes, and a personal sense of time speeding up as life shifts to warmer days. The author contemplates renewal and waits for spring to settle in.
The article notes Lynda struggles with a cold turkey quit while staff report the blue haze lessening. It warns the next week may be the last class but marks a new life for many enrollees and urges others to join the clinic.
The Aiken County Medical Auxiliary will hold its annual bridge benefit party on April 5 at 7 30 p.m. at Weeks Activity Center. Proceeds go to Helping Hands. Tickets available at Stuches Unlimited Chuck Armour's Home of Photography the Guest Cottage at Rye Patch or from Auxiliary members.
Aiken County Council member Ralph Cullinan announces intent to reoffer in November. Serving since 1972 as a Republican, he is council vice-chairman and a member of multiple committees and regional bodies. He is a chemist retired from Du Pont after 37 years. Alan Smith files to run for Aiken County Sheriff as a Republican. He is Mercer University graduate, a former U S Army lieutenant colonel, and active in management and administration aims. He holds an Industrial Management degree from Aiken TEC and pursues a Business Management degree.
Coroner Sue Townsend filed to continue in office for a full term in Aiken County. Appointed in July 1982 to fill an unexpired term, Townsend previously led the Sheriff’s Department Criminal Investigation Division and later worked with the S C Law Enforcement Forensic Lab. She cites extensive training in death investigation and forensic science as vital to the role.
Registration is open for wildflower walks on April 7 at Aiken State Park and Stevens Creek Natural Area. The series of 15 walks runs April 7-8 and 14-15 statewide, with a $3 fee. Aiken led by Jeannine Angerman of USC and Savannah River Ecology Lab. Stevens Creek led by Jim Sorrow of SC Wildlife and Marine Resources.
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