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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1996
Page
7
The USDA Forest Service at Savannah River Site will use a helicopter to ignite controlled fires through mid March, aiming to burn 15 000 to 20 000 acres. The burns reduce wildfire risk, aid habitat for wildlife, and help red cockaded woodpeckers by clearing understory growth and releasing nutrients.
Repairs to the culvert on Cathedral Aisle in Hitchcock Woods start this week with heavy equipment moving from Dibb le Road over the next few days. Work should finish by month end if weather allows, as Cathedral Aisle remains closed to all traffic due to storm water undermining the culvert. The Aiken County Democratic Party announces two prominent Republicans will speak at the January meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Aiken County Council Chambers on Richland Avenue, with Coroner Sue Townsend also participating. The program titled Well On The Way: Building A Healthier Community, Growing Into Life, highlights a past infant mortality drop in Aiken County. For details, call Kent Brown at 652-1356. The Rotary Club of Aiken hosts district GSE coordinator Winnie Williams at a lunch meeting at Houndslake Country Club. The program covers a 35 day international study exchange. this year a group from Great Britain will visit, while Susann Deason of Aiken Technical College will represent Aiken. The Rotary Club of Aiken meets Mondays at 12 30 p.m. at Houndslake Country Club.
Lou Cefus will receive the 1996 Music Educator of the Year Award at a ceremony in Savannah on Thursday. A newcomer to Aiken, Cefus has over 31 years of music teaching experience at elementary, high school and college levels. He recently retired from public school teaching but remains active as a clinician adjudicator and guest conductor in the Southeast and offers private lessons.
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