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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1998
Page
10
The New Ellenton Democratic Party opens filing at noon today for mayor and council seats plus a public works commission post for the March 31 election. Candidates must file by noon January 12 with treasurer Grace Russell at 107 Pamela Ave. Contact 652-2397 for details.
The Aiken County Extension Service plans a breeding soundness exam for local beef bulls on Saturday January 10 at High View Farm on New Holland Road. Fees are 35 dollars per bull. Bulls passing the test will be wormed and vaccinated. contact 619-6297 by today to enter.
Duke Energy may seek up to 35 million in state revenue bonds to fund waste handling at the Oconee Nuclear Station. The plan, approved by Oconee County Council, could cover on site fuel rod storage and disposal of contaminated gear and clothing. The Budget and Control Board will review requests at a February 10 meeting as part of broader funding.
The Aiken Chamber of Commerce will hold its Annual Meeting on Thursday January 22 with announcements of Business Person Man Woman and Youth of the Year. Dr Margaret N Maxey will be the featured speaker her talk titled Does Capitalism Cause Cancer. Invitations will be mailed to members and others may call the Chamber office for details.
Fitness expert Danny Russo warns that pasta rice and potatoes cause water retention and weight gain in women. He promotes a 30 day plan FEW food exercise water and vitamin regimens to flush water and drop pounds. He cites a 2008 style regimen with specific sodium targets and distilled water intake.
Bill Jennings, 72, is honored as Man of the Year by the Senior Men's Club of Aiken for eight years of service. A veteran engineer and Lions Club member, he promotes education and social growth and remains active in local organizations. He retired from Du Pont in 1989 after leading roles at Savannah River Site.
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