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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2006
Page
3
The photograph showing spray on a transformer is misleading and may lead to electrical shock. It warns people not to attempt this at home and to avoid handling transformers or related equipment.
The Standard could spotlight lesser known areas like Toole Hill, Pine Grove, and Pine View, tracing their rise and potential revitalization. A cottage housing angle near downtown offers readers a public service piece that real estate often overlooks, inviting new buyers and investment.
A reader from Cher Creek complains three weeks of no road scrapping and dangerous driving conditions. They urge council action, note 30 years on the paying list, and reference prior campaign promises. Call for more TalkBack comments to the Aiken Standard.
USC Aiken is ranked No 1 among public comprehensive colleges in the South in the 2007 US News guide. It marks the ninth year in the top tier with prior first-place finishes in 2002 2003 and 2006.
The Aiken Lions Club Dick Flynt Memorial Golf Tournament held June 26 at Houndslake Country Club drew 67 players in Captain's Choice Best Ball. Low gross went to Pecora Tuer Shumaker Shumaker, who traveled from Ohio and eagled three Par 5s to card 56. Low net champs were Dick Flynt Jr Brandon Flynt Blair Jarrard Bobby Powers with net 56. Flynt family strong. major prize winners included Paul Rideout for a Bree set and Kwan Shin Kao closest to pin. Sponsorships from Aiken Standard Bridgestone Triangle Dodge and banks funded event benefiting eye care, hearing aids, sight screening, Storm Eye Institute, and other charities.
Aaron Ramsey, a seven year construction technology teacher at Aiken County Career and Technology Center, attended a national training conference in Chicago with 40 instructors. The program covered drywall skills and finished with certificates and portfolios for students, linking classroom work to real jobs paying 8 to 12 dollars an hour with potential career advancement.
The City of Aiken Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department hosts an Open House at Weeks Ceramics Center on Saturday August 26 from 9 am to noon. Meet the instructor view equipment and supplies and register for a class. Light refreshments provided call 803 642 7631 for more information.
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