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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1975
Page
14
Helen Mary Fenninger describes multiple sightings of a pileated woodpecker across town, recalling a memorable first sight. She notes painted buntings at the Ashley property near Montmorenci and discusses nesting attempts and the birds observed around her yard including thrashers, cardinals, and wood thrushes at a birdbath.
The South Carolina DHEC Division of Product Safety cautions summer mower users about rising injuries from power and riding mowers. Key tips include using a deflector plate, rear foot guard, avoiding operating when tired, clear yards of debris, wearing sturdy shoes, starting outdoors, proper supervision for children, and never servicing a running mower.
C W Jones, project forester with the South Carolina State Commission of Forestry, urges land owners to inspect trees for insect attack. Early signs include gum on trunks. later needles brown. Treatment uses Benzene Hexachloride in water sprayed on lower trunks. harvest infested timber as needed. Contact Jones at the Aiken County Courthouse or P O Box 1003 Aiken S C 29801.
W Thomas York, 41, elected president and chief operating officer of AMF Inc, replacing Rodney C Gott who remains chairman and CEO. York has been executive vice president administration and a director. he is married to Patricia Permenter, with three children, living in Weston Connecticut.
South Carolina teachers will attend a USC led two week course starting June 9 to learn newspaper integration in classrooms. The program directed by Prof. Perry Ashley offers three university credit hours upon completion with topics on language arts, news function, and subjects across grades.
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