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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1997

Page

9

Butterfly Garden Dedicated at Williston Library and Museum

Williston hosts a butterfly garden dedication at the library and museum during a West Lowcountry District Garden Club meeting. Mayor Tommy Rivers welcomes attendees as Garden Clubs of South Carolina leaders and local dignitaries participate, with remarks on ecology and community beautification.

Russell Nix Williston Williston Library Museum Joe Wilder Heritage Center, Inc Harold Kelly Garden Clubs of South Carolina Williston Library and Museum Westlow Country District Garden Club Tommy Rivers Malcolm Rattray Garden Club of John C. Parker Harold B. Kelly Garden Club Kelly Ray Thomas Magnolia Garden Club of The Rattray Magnolia Garden Club

Clemson professor cited for innovations in senior outreach

Gov. David Beasley honored Clemson Extension Specialist Katherine Cason for two programs aiding seniors and youth through EFNEP and the Learn ing Innovation Networking and Celebration LINC nutrition program. She received the 1997 Governor's Health Promotion for Older South Carolinians Award on Oct. 29. EFNEP targets low income families women of childbearing age and youth ages 5 to 19 while LINC focuses on the elderly preschool children and pregnant and parenting adolescents.

David Beasley Clemson Katherine Cason Beasley EFNEP LINC

Winterizing South Carolina landscapes

In South Carolina winter care differs from northern regions with evergreen plants needing more water during dormancy. Despite dormant appearance, evergreens stay metabolically active and transpire, requiring replenishment. Soil rarely freezes six inches deep, but when it does, evergreen roots face risk as temperatures rise after the cold spell.

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