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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1997
Page
13
The USC Aiken School of Education will host three learning styles workshops over the coming weeks. July 28 to Aug 1 covers a basic session and July 28 to Aug 4 covers a trainer certification unit. An Aug 24 course targets those seeking certification after a basic session. For details call 641-3288.
A car on the 3800 block of Roses Run was broken into on June 24 with $75 damage after a window was broken. A set of golf clubs valued at $1,000 was stolen. A burglary on the 100 block of Phillips Street occurred on June 22, involving a firearm valued at $250 and $1,000 in cash. Updated 6/26/97
Information provided by Greg Paschal of Edward Jones.
The WAGENER SALLEY HIGH and AIKEN HIGH FFA programs in Aiken County earned the Silver Award for excellence in agriculture education. The recognition honors top programs in South Carolina for leadership citizenship mechanics and agronomy.
Leaders from the horse community announced Aiken as one of about 45 cities chosen for Ride 97. The Sept 20 event at Hitchcock Woods aims to raise funds for horse industry causes with 300 riders and various activities including door prizes and a Texan saddle.
The University Science and Technology Enrichment Program faces closure due to Savannah River Site budget cuts. USTEP has run for 16 years with DuPont and Westinghouse support, helping minority students gain college entry and technical careers. The program reports a 95 percent college- and tech-career placement rate among participants.
Willie Ray, a Du Pont retiree at the Savannah River Plant, challenges Westinghouse’s removal of on site annual physicals. Spokeswoman Mickie Seitter defends the cost driven change and notes retirees still receive up to 225 dollars toward off site exams under a continuing medical plan.
Charlie Sherwood and Jan Grice recycle harvest okra into colorful Okra Angels. Locally grown okra from Pine Log Road decorates angels in blue green yellow gold and silver. The duo, joining 150 crafters, will showcase at the H O Weeks Center this Saturday 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday 1 30 pm to 5 30 pm.
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