Joggling boards linked to Carolina lore and craft
The piece traces joggling boards from Chicora College in Columbia to Aiken and Summerville. It notes the boards upbeat role in Southern courting, lists authentic historic sites, recounts a Charleston craftsman, and flags a comeback with local lumbering rules and a stern Summerville tree-cutting ban.
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Caroliniana Library
USC
Horseshoe
Joggler
Caroliniana
Old Chicora College
Columbia
Queens College
Charlotte
Chicora
Aiken
Longfellow
Legare
Tom Maurice
Barnwell Avenue
England
Godfrey Wheeler
Wheelers
Maurice
Tom
Shay
Special Crib Helps Wheelchair Mother in South Carolina
Susan Aude-Fisher, a WIS TV anchor paralyzed by a car crash, welcomed a wheelchair friendly cylindrical crib designed by University of South Carolina engineering students led by Herb Hurst. The crib features a side track opening, two and three eighths inch rails, and curved sides to prevent climbing while allowing caregiver access. Blythe, born 12 weeks prior, is cared for with ease as Fisher praises the design.
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Susan Aude-Fisher
Herb Hurst
Gloverville
Hurst
University of South Carolina
Allo
Fisher
Wis-Tv 10
Columbia
Erskine College
Kevin Fisher
Blythe
Richard’ Culler
Orangeburg
Donnie Barrett
Greenwood
Donna Price
Kevin
USC
Agency to Hear Talk on Grants by State official
Sarah Shuptrine director of the Division of Health and Human Services will address the Aiken Council of Social Agencies and Community Service Leaders at noon tomorrow. The talk at the Ramada Inn Richland Avenue West covers the social services block grant system the Health and Human Services Finance Commission and implications for local human services. Public invited.
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Sarah Shuptrine
Division of Health and Human Services
Governor’s Office
Aiken Council of Social Agencies
Ramada Inn
Richland Avenue West
Aiken CAC Receives Head Start Grant for Salley Center
The Aiken County Community Action Commission obtained a 252706 grant from the U.S. Health and Human Services to fund a Head Start program for one year. The program serves about 110 children aged 3 to 5 from low income families at a single center in Salley.
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Aiken County
Salley
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