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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1979
Page
5
Read about Aiken youths balancing school break with work at Amco Supply Co. and Heritage Square construction. Peter Ferrara plans to study biology and med, while Jay Slovic eyes Clemson engineering. Others gain sales, farming, or telecom experience shaping future goals.
Aiken County's Rent-A-Teen fields about eight teen workers led by Brent Dilendik to handle yard work, painting, and handyman tasks. The crew uses trucks and tools, charges three fifty an hour if no estimate is possible, and aims to save customers money while building a professional small business.
Aiken offers several programs to help students find summer work. Aiken Job Service places about 75 students, with total placements around 750 annually, across industrial plants, retail and wholesale outlets, construction, peach sheds, and the CETA Summer Youth Program. The CETA program provides 380 slots for ages 14 to 21, and sites include schools, care centers, and highways maintenance. Deadline has passed. work starts June 11. Career Development and Placement at USCA aids USC system students in pursuing internships and related opportunities through governors' intern programs and faculty referrals.
Dear Abby columns discuss prejudice against older women and notable examples of successful couples across generations. A 12 year old asks about summer camp while a husband switches from work attire to casual clothes at home.
Dear Lady advises the husband has the right to be comfortable at home but suggests upgrading his leisure clothes for Father’s Day. The letter notes teen reactions, hints at family dynamics, and promotes Abby’s wedding booklet with a lighthearted sales tone.
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