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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1998
Page
9
Clemson Extension agent Tom Biggers notes camellias thrive when planted in soil above 40 degrees and in well drained beds rich in pumice and organic matter. He emphasizes early planting to allow root growth and strong establishment before spring growth.
A free screening today at Millbrook Baptist Church in Aiken for children five years old and younger who may have delays in speech hearing vision motor or concept development. Qualified professionals conduct speech language hearing vision motor and concept screenings to determine delays. For appointments contact Corine Simpkins or Donna Heider at the BabyNet office 643-4012.
The PASS Commission proposes an accountability framework for elementary middle and high schools and districts to inform parents reveal strengths and weaknesses reward high performers and focus resources on underperformers. Aiken High principal David Caver questions local funding comparisons and early testing. Kennedy Middle teacher Gloria Williams supports future parent accountability and notes educators’ devotion.
The week of January 5 9 menus outline elementary and middle high school lunch options including barbecue on bun lasagna tacos Domino’s Pizza chicken parmesan and more with prices 1.15 for elementary and 1.30 for middle and high school lunches. Breakfast options run Tuesday through Friday with cereal juice waffles and more and prices 0.75 for full price and 0.20 reduced. adult breakfasts 1.15.
Steam-Pro outlines a program to preserve carpet beauty and life via hot water extraction. Shaw Industries endorses this method, noting health and appearance benefits. The text discusses pollutants and allergens carried into homes and trapped in carpets, suggesting a cleaning and disinfectant plan tailored to needs.
North Augusta based Steam-Pro markets powerful truck mounted carpet cleaning to remove pollen dust and pollutants. The firm touts IICRC certification, offers whole house specials, operates in Aiken County and nearby states, and is run by Rebecca Lennox and Wayne Pearson who also run Computer Protection Products. Call 643-0230 for details.
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