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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1995
Page
9
A reception for Bill Parden, retiring after four years as director, will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Aiken County Historical Museum located at 433 Newberry St. SW, Aiken. The event celebrates growth in the museum display area including the basement opening. public information line 642-2015.
The Tri Development Center Board and the Aiken County Board of Disabilities will not meet this month. The next joint meeting is set for Thursday August 3. For details, call Betty Whitfield at 612 8800.
The Aiken Branch of the NAACP canceled its July meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for Aug. 3.
In Tuscaloosa Alabama historians note Independence Day fell out of favor after the Civil War as Vicksburg and Gettysburg scars shaped Southern memory. Celebration returned post World War I with a shift from Confederate Memorial Day to July Fourth amid fading fireworks south of the Mason Dixon line.
Dr Linda B Eldridge started as superintendent of the Aiken County School District replacing Dr Joseph R Brooks who retired after eight years. She arrived from Gainesville Florida and planned a busy day meeting district leaders and board members while embracing a high energy approach and anticipation for the new school year.
The Ai ken County School District assigns several principals to new schools after a spring administrative shake-up. David Caver moves from Jackson Middle to Aiken High, reporting a smooth transition. William Gassman shifts from Aiken High to South Aiken High, also noting tranquil adjustment.
Ecologist J Vaun McArthur and students at the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory report about 600 aquatic insect species in Upper Three Runs Creek at the Savannah River Site on the Georgia South Carolina border. Caddis flies Mayflies and water skimmers abound as researchers study why the healthy creek survives while nearby Pen Branch and Four Mile Creek were damaged by reactor cooling water. The work aims to aid restoration of the degraded streams over decades.
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