Dirty Nails and Hands Win Awards In RSM Contest
The 1981 Aiken Soil Conservation District Soil Judging Contest was held at T.H. Coward’s farm on Oct 27. First place individual went to a Pollock from Aiken High School. Ridge Spring Monetta High School FFA won the team title. RSM members were Michael Rodgers Kelvin Berry Jeffery McKay Bobby Miller. Second place individuals Keith McMilan Russell Blackston. fourth Lawrence Wates. Second place Wagener Salley team included Keith McMilan Lawrence Wates Freddie Seay Gary Fulmer. Third place RSM team members Deborah Salters George Key Lisa Kenner Cindy Kenner. Prizes totaled 125 dollars presented by Tommy Coward. Assistance by Aiken County schools district and S.C. Land Resources Commission. Vergil Rogers provided soils classification.
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Tommy Coward
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The
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Student Fights For Dream At USC Aiken
Carlene Proctor, a 31 year old quadripelegic student, fights back after a 199? car crash to pursue education at USC Aiken. She progressed from reclining chair to electric chair then a hand controlled push chair and wrist movement enables writing with a pencil in a splint. She aims for computer technology and earned a special scholarship for quadruplegics in August while praise from USCA staff and nursing home help supports her daily classes.
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First Lady’s china splurge shocks bridal registry
A humorous recounting of an extravagant china purchase linked to the First Lady, noting a $209 509 price tag and $952 per place setting. The narrator jokes about the market, a bride’s registry, and armed guards for the china patterns.
I Do Not Know Whose Idea It Was to Get China
Erma Bombeck vents on the White House matching china fad and a salesman named Larry who sold a full set to a future First Lady. She recalls a costly kitchen crusade and jokes about excess place settings and political figures reacting to it.
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