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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1995
Page
9
South Carolina passed a law offering auto insurance discounts for drivers aged 50 and over who complete an approved refresher course. The AARP offers a course December 5 and 7 at the Aiken County Council Building with openings still available. For details call the Aiken Area Council on Aging at 48-547.
Chukker Creek Elementary School and Enviroscape Landscaping Firm invite the public to two workshops on December 7 at 2:00 p.m. The sessions cover Winter Preparation and Care for Trees and Shrubs and Holiday Tree Selection and Care. These are the first of seven seminars on horticulture through June.
The annual Klapper holiday display near Columbia Mall will be mostly blue this year as John Klapper, 7, battles health issues and faces higher homeowner insurance due to large crowds. Despite illness and insurance worries, Virgie Klapper keeps a manger scene and Santa village as thousands previously enjoyed the lighted yard.
USPS urges use of Express and Priority Mail to ship last minute gifts quickly and cheaply. Express delivers next day. Priority 2–3 days. Military Express reaches nearly 300 APO/FPO addresses in 2–3 days. Tips include accurate addresses, correct ZIPs, proper packaging, and optional waivers for home delivery.
The Trinity Lutheran Home project in Laurens Street's vacant lot marks a $5.2 million plan by Lutheran Homes of South Carolina. Officials expect independent and assisted living spaces plus an Alzheimer’s unit, with completion targeted for March 1997. The ceremony featured the Golden Classics Bell Choir and remarks by Rev. Boyd F. Cook.
A Clemson University extension specialist warns that children under seven are impressionable and cannot distinguish fantasy from reality. Adults should shield kids from violent media to reduce potential harm from television movies and video.
A report notes children view mostly adult programming and witness up to 26 violent acts per hour. Researchers warn repeated exposure increases aggression, desensitization to pain, and fear, potentially weakening social skills and verbal expression during key language development.
Ms. Thomason advises parents to set nonviolent viewing guidelines for young children. Limit viewing to twelve hours a day with one show per sitting and watch together to discuss reality versus fiction. She promotes VCRs, quality tapes, and substitute activities like reading and games.
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