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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1999
Page
2
A Sony three CD AM FM boom box was stolen from a Whiskey Road general merchandise store after the owner left it outside with a receipt. A Pensacola man was arrested for DUI and gross intoxication after drifting on Two Notch Road. An Aiken man struck a woman in the head after an argument at a store.
USC Aiken announces summer session two registration will occur on July 5, correcting a previously reported date. The change affects incoming students and continuing enrollees planning summer coursework.
Alexander Henderson a 13 year old Schofield Middle School student and Claudia Winkler 13 of North Augusta Middle School earned TIP recognition for attaining at least a 510 on SAT or ACT. Henderson is a Boy Scout and trumpet player. Winkler enjoys computers softball golf and outdoor time with friends.
Cub Scout Pack 110 members planted wildlife food plots in Cracker Neck Wildlife Management Area to aid red cockaded woodpeckers and other species. Seed funding came from aluminum can collections. Taylor Brinson, eight, described seed spreading using two machines. The project spanned April and May with adult supervision, and Bill Richardson, US Energy Secretary, visited SRS to honor the crew.
Julie Overall, a fourth grade teacher at Saint Mary Help of Christians, is the 10,000th educator in the Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment program. The GLOBE network links students, teachers, and scientists to study the environment, with training led by Norm Rischbieter of NRSMEEP and Ruth Patrick Science Education Center.
Hitchcock Hospice will host multiple grief support meetings starting next month. The four week program titled Grief's Journey guides adults through understanding grief, life changes, coping steps, and available help in an interactive group setting. Sessions meet on the second floor boardroom of Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center at 690 Medical Park Drive. contact Nancy Reed at 6430001 ext 231 to register.
Horizon Adult Care and Learning Center will host an open house at 101 R.L. Sawyer Drive south of Saluda from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Lois Addy, age 107, will attend a 10 a.m. ceremony as special guest of honor. The facility serves elderly residents from North Aiken, Saluda and West Lexington counties and plans overnight respite and personal care within six months.
Breezy Hill officials announce Breezy Hill Water District has entered the Groundwater Guardian program. The program promotes voluntary groundwater protection actions such as public awareness, education, conservation, pollution prevention, public policy, and best management practices with no entry cost. Communities are recognized at the National Designation Conference.
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