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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1996
Page
11
Dr. Constance Pritchard in Aiken explains three generational groups Radio Babies TV Babies and Computer Babies and how flex benefits suit younger workers. She notes downsizing hurts older workers and urges firms to leverage each group's strengths for productivity. AMBUCS report follows with chapter update and meeting info.
County Administrator William Shepherd told Graniteville Exchange Club members Langley Pond has become a jewel for Aiken County after a two year effort to create a 2000 meter international rowing course. Volunteers cleared 3000 stumps to depth of 40 inches and six lanes have attracted Olympic training teams. Plans exist to promote water skiing, skating and boating.
Susan Deason shared slides and stories from a Rotary exchange in England during a whirlwind tour for the North Augusta Rotary Club. She described a cold dry May, lush green landscapes, quaint towns, and the commonality of family life across 3,000 miles. Deason attended 27 meetings sometimes two daily, noting few women at gatherings and plentiful beer and wine. She toured homes, churches, schools, and various Surrey institutions during the visit.
The piece contrasts Sussex tube mining with US youth and medieval castles over 1000 years old. It notes a London visit exposing landmarks like Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle. A day trip to France with a short Channel crossing is mentioned. The North Augusta Rotary Club meets Tuesdays at 7:30 am under President Buddy Vaughn.
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