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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1999

Page

6

Wagener John Birch Society to Meet at Busy Bee Farm

Wagener Chapter invites members Monday at 7 pm to view the video Premeditated Merger narrated by Charles R. Amour at Busy Bee Farm 18 Busy Bee Lane Wagener For details call Andy Windham 564-3867 Aiken County Recreation Center sponsors a State Museum trip in Columbia on Saturday Feb 13 departs at 9 am returns about 5 pm cost 15 per person covers admission lunch and bus fare

John Birch Society Wagener Wagener Wagener The Busy Bee Farm Busy Bee Lane Charles R. Amour Andy Windham Aiken County

Police blotter items from Bath and North Augusta area

An abandoned gray 1978 Chevrolet was towed from Crosland Drive and York Street. A Granville man found intoxicated sleeping in a Warennville Church van after causing a disturbance was treated and jailed. A Windsor juvenile faced threats over a smashed mailbox after being invited to ride with teens. Suspected burglaries reported on Augusta Road Bath Cushman Road Bath Frontage Road North Augusta Sanders Drive Belvedere and Old Barnwell Road with various items stolen. Updated 1/9/99.

Crosland Drive York Street South Carolina Graniteville Warrenville Warrenville Church of God Windsor Sheriff's Office Augusta Road Bath Cushman Road Frontage North Augusta Sanders Drive Belvedere Old Barnwell Road

Engineers Week drives volunteers to visit schools in Savannah River Site region

Scientists, engineers and other professionals plan volunteer visits for National Engineers Week starting February 22. For school visits contact Marla Wright at 952-9361 or Al Simpkins at 725-9643 to arrange placements.

Savannah River National Engineers Marla Wright AL Simpkins

Hite Floral earns rare FTD Distinguished Service Award

Hite Floral Inc. receives the FTD Association Distinguished Service Award for 75 years of meritorious service. Owner WP. (J.R.) McCarthy notes 92 years at Chesterfield Street and relocation to 106 Park Avenue SW to expand offerings including balloons, gourmet baskets, Ty Beanie Babies, silk flowers, and consigned antiques while preserving around the clock customer service.

Hite Floral Inc FTD Association For FTC Southeast Florist Association Charlotte N.C J.R.) McCarthy Tracey Hite Sr Chesterfield Street McCarthy Park Avenue SW Hhire’s Beanie Baby Club Hite’s

Sign language group aims to recruit interpreters in Aiken

Marlene Lewis leads the CSRA SCRID chapter at the Aiken County Public Library promising to recruit as many interpreters as possible. The group, part of state and national networks, welcomes teachers students and parents to bi monthly meetings. They promote sign language training sponsor workshops and seek an Interpreter Licensor Bill to require certification. Approximately 22 hearing impaired children in Aiken County classrooms rely on interpreters to access lessons and Lewis stresses the need for qualified professionals.

Marlene Lewis Aiken County Public Library CSRA Lewis

South Carolina praised for teaching quality gains in survey

Education Week's Quality Counts survey cites major strides in improving teaching quality in South Carolina while criticizing class size parental involvement and school funding. Interim state leader Inez Tenenbaum noted progress and praised the transition team for laying groundwork for the new administration.

South Carolina Education Week Magazine Linda Eldridge Aiken County Barbara Nielsen Inez Tenenbaut Columbia Tenenbaum

Reading the mail and watching telephones teach caution

A reader warns of scam artists in Canaan running a sweepstakes that absorbs 310 for a lottery promising millions, with upfront taxes and duties. A South Carolina woman nearly lost 7000 before a relative intervened, while another tale mocks a breathalyzer warrant and costly towing after a tire blowout.

Canaan Ana Asxea South Carolina Canada Cub

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Hite Floral By Nina J. Nidiffer Scott Webster Hite V.P Ur. Yeusen Dr. Eldridge Carl Langley
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