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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1976
Page
12
As school starts motorists are urged to drive carefully and cooperate with parents students and officials. Ringer the transportation director outlines bus stops safety rules crossing conduct and required use of routes with several reminders for riders and drivers.
County Extension Leader J H Evans outlines fall gardening hopes and crops with late August planting for beans beets carrots broccoli cabbage cucumbers lettuce and more. He notes seed treatment nematode control insect disease care and water fertilizer weed management as key. Clemson circulars and a Pecan Field Day Sept 7 at Sand Hill Station are also highlighted.
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department expects a sharp rise in world cotton output for 1976 77 to about 62.1 million bales from 55.1 million in 1975 76. Demand from a revived textile industry may outpace supply.
The Aiken County Public Library will shift its weekly film to Tuesdays starting next week at 10:30 a.m. The titled film The Immaculate Emperor about Emperor Hirohito of Japan will be shown Tuesday. The public is invited with no charge.
The Child Evangelism Fellowship presents a Bible teaching workshop at Kalmia Hill Chapel. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday with nursery provided. The event is hosted by an interdenominational group.
Former UN ambassador George W. Ball heads a drive to raise 1 million from Americans to save Canterbury Cathedral. He plans $100-a-plate dinners in New York Washington Chicago and San Francisco to restore 12th century stained glass and decay.
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association presents For Pete s Sake to be shown at Eureka Baptist Church Sunday at 7 30 p m. The public is invited. Eureka Baptist Church is on S C 191 four miles north of I 20.
Two Aiken TEC classes close registration for night welding and daytime industrial electricity while others still have openings. Prospective students are urged to register soon as classes begin Wednesday September 8.
AP analyst notes higher material costs are passed to buyers in new GM models. Industry expects steady demand as shortages and higher prices strain low income households, with many mid and small cars still unsold due to buyer resistance despite overall demand.
Julie Kellum 24 leapt from a 45 foot pole at Kitsap County Fair after three attempts at Tacoma Narrows Bridge seeking to jump. She landed in a 10 foot water tank and is in intensive care. crowd taunts preceded the leap.
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