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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1992
Page
10
Guidance on choosing camps and packing lists for a smooth experience. Emphasizes practice runs, durable clothing, labeling, mailing letters, medical info, and practical gear to help campers stay secure and organized during their session.
Ms Wilds, with contractor David Steele, restores a neglected garden at Rose Hill Estate turning a stubborn tennis court site into a welcoming space. She adds a brick edge, curving benches from a curb, accessible ramps, and a fish pond with a fountain amid perennials and historic relics. The project, a cornerstone for a future estate retreat and conference center, honors local history and family memories.
School officials plan to discuss a program seen as undermining teacher and parent authority. Rosie M. Pennintal at Schofield Middle School advocated for the program, while Dr. Nancy Smith will report on dropout rates and the tentative budget. The board convenes at 7 AM in Wagener High School’s auditorium.
The Aiken Newcomers Club will meet on Tuesday followed by a brunch buffet. Members are expected to gather at the club venue for a program and social time with refreshments and an informal discussion session.
The Aiken City Council meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal Complex to vote final readings on the 1992 93 fiscal year budget and consider a proposed tree protection and landscape ordinance. The budget totals over 27.1 million across general and utility funds with no rate increase but 304 590 new revenue from new industry and a proposed 2.6 million recreational facility.
Funds raised Saturday augment Valley Ministerial Alliance and FEMA support for VOICE, a VOICE program born from a food bank and St. James Lutheran clothes closet. St. James is among VOICE’s largest contributors as mills close and plans for another Summer tion emerge.
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