Deaths and Funerals in Georgia and surrounding areas
Multiple obituaries note Bernard W. Healey 83 of Aiken and Fredrick Hamilton Perkins 83 of Washington Ga. Healey a Washington DC native and U.S. government retiree served in WWI and belonged to the American Legion. survivors include widow Elda and several daughters and a brother. Perkins a Ta lianer native who lived in Wilkes County was a retired mechanic. services at Sandy Cross Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Additional notices for Miss Izetta Mims of Augusta and relatives outline funeral arrangements and church affiliations.
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Bernard W. Healey
Richmond County
Healey
Washington
D.C
Aiken
U.S
U.S. Navy
American Legion
Elda V. Healey
Mary B. Martinez
Mount Ranier
Maureen Martelli
Alexandria
Delores
Washington, Ga
Fredrick Hamilton Perkins
Annie Belle Perkins
Belvedere
Warren County
Sandy Cross Methodist Church
Plemon Folds
Skip Underwood
Perkins
Taliaferro County
Wilkes County
William Bufford
Robert H. Matthews
Banbury
Robert
Pete) Perkins
Norwood
Bobby Matthews
Truman Cox
Jay E. Poss
Emmett Edwards
Wayne Edwards
Randy Hunter
Augusta
Izetta Mims
Jonas Mims
Williams Funeral Home
Miss Mims
Beulah Grove Baptist Church
The
Missionary Board
Nancy Mims
Lucille Mims
New York
Leroy Mims
Pennsauken
N.J
Margaret Johnson
Louise Jones
Katherine Rivers
Community Calendar of Local Health and Club Activities
Today events include male family planning at Margaret J Weston Health Center Clearwater and numerous evening meetings at venues around Aiken and North Augusta. Tomorrow features health clinics, a bridge group, senior citizens club meeting and contact details for club representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Weston Health Center
S.C
Clearwater
Smith- Hazel Recreation Center
Conway Diet Institute
Weeks Activities Center
North Augusta
Sertoma Club
Dickerson Lodge
Smith-Hazel
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Senior Citizens
Ellison Garvin
Aiken Standard
Aiken
Aiken Man in Serious Condition After Georgia Helicopter Crash
CWO Jerry A. George of Aiken suffered serious injuries after a U S Army helicopter crashed in Bulloch County while on a routine training mission from Fort Campbell to Fort Stewart. One crewman died. George is being treated at Memorial Medical Center in Savannah. George, a 1976 Aiken High School graduate, is the son of Leslie B. and Doris R. George of Silver Bluff Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Stewart
Bulloch County
Fort Campbell
George
Aiken High School
Airliners Nearly Clash Over Lake Michigan
A Northwest Airlines 727 and a Trans World Airlines 747 narrowly missed separation, about 900 feet apart, after a traffic controller gave incorrect directions. The near collision occurred March 4 east of Milwaukee as Northwest 378 climbed to 23,000 feet and TWA 771 descended toward 17,000 feet, triggering a conflict alert.
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Milwaukee
Northwest Airlines
Trans World Airlines
Lake Michigan
Northwest Flight 378
Mitchell Field
Washington D.C
TWA
London
Chicago
O'Hare
Federal Aviation Administration
Neal Callahan
FAA
Chi
Correction Notice on Limestone College Program Entry
The Aiken Standard issues a clarification to a yesterday item noting the Limestone College Management Science Program is unrelated to the University of South Carolina at Aiken. The paper regrets the confusion caused.
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Aiken
Limestone College
University of South Carolina At
Weather report blends clouds with sunshine and warm highs
The forecast calls for clouds and sun with near 80 degree highs and gusty winds. Tonight stays fair with mild temperatures in the low 50s. The extended outlook shows mostly cloudy skies with a chance of rain Saturday, diminishing Sunday, and cooler temperatures Monday.
Pre-Easter Musical Service At Graniteville Church
First Baptist Church of Graniteville hosts a pre Easter musical service tonight at 7 30 featuring choir selections duets and solos 4 J s Gospel Quartet and instrumental numbers The choir includes members from area churches The Aiken Standard misidentified the church in a previous article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
First Baptist Church of
4-J
Aiken
Jones and Cox Prepare Runs for District 84 Seat
Rep Billy Jones of District 84 says he will file for re election in the Democratic primary. Opponent Carl Cox of North Augusta plans to file today to challenge Jones Cox runs an automotive repair business in Clearwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Jones
D-Aiken
Jones
Carl Cox
Morgan Ave
North Augusta
Cox
Clearwater
Hamburg Industries ruled to reinstate Williams after unfair labor practice
An administrative law judge in North Augusta found Hamburg Industries fired Robert C. Williams unlawfully under the National Labor Relations Act and ordered immediate reinstatement. If the exact job no longer exists Williams must be rehired to an equivalent role with full seniority and back pay. Williams filed charges March 24, 1981, contending the firing violated federal labor protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Hamburg Industries
Hutton S. Brandon
Hamburg
Robert C. Williams
Williams
Two Scholarships Available at Aiken County Handicapped Fund
The Aiken County Commission for the Handicapped offers two postsecondary scholarships of 500 each. Applications are at Student Services Aiken Technical College the Dean of Students USC Aiken and county high school guidance offices. Eligibility requires residency in Aiken County part time or full time high school enrollment acceptance to advanced schooling grades and financial need. For details contact Dorothy S Sanders at 648 3011 or 649 4665.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Technical College
Usc-Aiken
Aiken County
Dorothy S. Sanders
Senate panel approves relief for price-fixing verdicts
The Senate Judiciary Committee backed legislation to provide millions in relief to five firms that lost price-fixing cases after lobbying by competing interests. North Carolina firms oppose the measure with Burlington Industries of Greensboro among those affected and Sen. John East voting against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
North Carolina
Sen
John East
R-N.c
Burlington Industries of
Greensboro
Wildflower Walk in Hitchcock Woods Sunday
A wildflower walk through Hitchcock Woods is set for Sunday guided by Drs. William P. Bebbington and Harry E. Shealy. The three hour event gathers at 2 p.m. at the end of Clark Road in Aiken Estates for all interested persons.
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Hitchcock Woods
William P. Bebbington
Harry E. Shealy
Clark Road
Aiken Estates
Clogging Workshop Saturday at Aiken Municipal Auditorium
A clogging workshop will be held Saturday from 7:30 to 11 p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Auditorium on Park Avenue. Taught by Tandy Barrett of Site Mountain Georgia. Admission is two dollars per person. Sponsored by the Clogging Rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Municipal Auditorium
Park Avenue
Tandy Barrett
Site Mountain, Ga
County Roads To See Major Work In 9 Million Plan
The S C Department of Highways and Public Transportation approves nearly nine million dollars for road and bridge projects. Aiken County to remove and replace signs on I-20 from the Georgia line to U S 25. bids opened for leveling resurfacing and strengthening 20.8 miles of roads in Aiken and Lexington including S C 28 S C 39 and S C 302 segments and the Savannah River Bridge.
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S.C
U.S. 25
Aiken
Lexington
Highway Department
U.S. 278
Savannah River Bridge
U.S. 178
S.C. 6
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fredrick H. Perkins
Al-Anon Family Group
Aiken Man
Cago Air Route Traffic Control Center
Aurora, Ill
Callahan
IPBM
Mart Aiken
Hwy
Revco
Broad
Joe B. Babb
Chesterfield Street
National Wearner Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Mena
Central Gulf
Midwest
Plains
Northwest
Noelle Norton
Graniteville Church
Bradberry
Fairfield St
J.R. Thomas Clearwater,s.c
Natural Power, Inc
Solar Energy Systems
Aleindus
Uw U.S. Solar Corporatio
N Itr
Woodlawn Rd
David Danner
Ray Barber
Will Cole
Martha Cathcart
Lynne Mann
Millbrook Baptist Church
W. James Rivers
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