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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1997

Page

3

Baby simulators teach teens about parenting challenges

Students from 1a use Baby Think It Over doll simulators with various sizes and colors, praised for realistic wake up calls at 2 am. Linda Harmon of Aiken High notes the dolls are anatomically correct but lack spit up and messy diapering, sparking discussion on teen pregnancy. LeAnn Harris cites a Wagener-Salley High student letter on readiness gaps.

Bill Benyson Aiken High School Linda Harmon Bianca Cummings Aiken High Harris Wagener-Salley High

Aiken Sees Drop in Teen Pregnancy in County

LeAnn Harris of the Aiken County Teen Pregnancy Prevention Council notes a slight decline in teenage pregnancies locally while stressing one teenage birth is too many. She cites Kids Count data showing 1994 births per 1000 females ages 15 to 17 at 46 in South Carolina and 41 nationally, up from 1985 levels of 38 and 31 respectively.

Aiken County LeAnn Harris Harris South Carolina Annie E. Casey Foundation Westinghouse Savannah River Company WSRC Bechtel British Nuclear Fuels Ltd Babcock & Wilcox Depot Food Stores Aiken Newcomers Club Aiken Junior Women's Club

Saint Mary's teacher Rosemary reflects on career and legacy

Sister Rosemary, long time educator at Saint Mary’s, recalls students returning with their own children and the growing challenges of modern schooling. She emphasizes Christlike conduct and the school’s mission to know love and serve God, while praising successor Keith Carr as principal.

Rosemary St. Mary's School God Jesus Keith Carr Our Lady of the Rosary Greenville St. Mary's

Fire destroys old North Augusta home Sunday

An after noon blaze destroyed an older two story home at 912 West Ave in North Augusta on Sunday. Four families were left homeless but no injuries were reported. Firefighters from North Augusta Belvedere and Meriwether battled the flames. two firefighters were treated for smoke. Cause under investigation. An elderly basement resident was evacuated as a precaution. about 75 firefighters responded.

North Augusta West Ave Lee Wetherington Wetherington

Rally in the Valley at Harrison-Caver Park May 31

More than 20 churches unite for a full day of faith community events at Harrison-Caver Park Clearwater with games for all ages, a softball lament, volleyball tournament and an evening concert by Pure Heart Redemption Singers Christian Harmony and the Bynem Brothers. Food and concessions will be available. Bring lawn chairs and family for a day of activities starting at 10 am. Call Lonnie McCarthy at 593 9853 for details.

Clearwater Harrison Cover Park Christian Fellowship Pure Heart Redemption Singers Christian Harmony Bynem Brothers Harrison-Caver Park S.C Lonnie McCarthy

Beasley calls for recurring home relief, prison funding urged

Beasley criticizes cuts to relief from a school millage and urges restoring funds to expand prisons. He says the legislature must guarantee at least 90 percent of homeowners property tax relief recurs annually and pledges the governor will veto any wish list items hidden in the final budget.

Beasley

SAHS Band Honors Sousa at Hopelands Gardens

South Aiken High School band performs a Sousa tribute at Hopelands Gardens at 7 p.m. tonight with pieces by Sousa and the Sousa Band including Stars and Stripes Forever. The concert marks almost the centennial of the first performance in 1914 at a Winter Colony resident’s home. admission is free and a rain date is Thursday.

John Phillip Sousa Hopeland Gardens South Aikien Sousa Everette Noel Stars and Stripes Aiken Winter Colony Hopelands

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