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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1995

Page

13

Architects Seek 11 Endangered SC Historic Buildings

The AIA South Carolina Chapter lists 11 endangered sites in the state and invites nominations with a cover letter a 500 word description current condition location and owner plus photos by September 15 sent to AIA SC 1522 Richland St Columbia SC 29205. Aiken Toastmasters host all day Speakathon and contest at the Aiken Mall pharmacy alcove with speeches from TM manuals then a 1 to 3 pm contest to pick area rep for the SC district. Contact Rick Osbon 641-0152 or Ray Peacy 619-7736.

American Institute of Architects South Carolina AIA/SC Richland St Columbia S.C Rick Osbon Ray Peacy

Kids' Giant Yard Sale at Aiken County Recreation Center

Aiken Loumy rarns Recrea tion and Tourism sponsors a Kids' Giant Yard Sale from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday at the Aiken County Recreation Center in Graniteville. Space rentals for children are $1 each. This event is for children under 12 years old. Parents may assist. Call Christy or Helen at 663-6142 for details.

Aiken Loumy Rarns Recreation and Tourism Aiken County Recreation Center Graniteville Christy Helen

High salaries scarce as graduates face tough job market

Local director Johnny Molony of the state Employment Security Commission notes a shift to low paying service jobs while high tech cuts shrink manufacturing roles. He warns that workers without college degrees struggle to adapt to new equipment as layoffs at SRS and other plants drive unemployment from 3290 in April to 5150 in June, with 4200 jobs lost at SRS contributing to the ripple effect.

Yesteryear Johnny Molony State Molony SRS

Sears Upgrade in Aiken Mall Brings Surge in Sales

Sears at Aiken Mall completed February renovations adding 3000 square feet of sales space and removing a large BrandCentral display to create open flow for customers. Store Manager Will Lorick reports a 56 percent sales rise since the upgrade and expansion of juniors and women's wear along with a full shoe department.

Sears Aiken Mall Will Lorick Lorick

Arbitration Program Out To Help Kids

Denise Zamora leads the Community Juvenile Arbitration Program in North Augusta to steer first time offenders away from juvenile court. In Aiken County half of juveniles convicted return before 16. About 49 local youths joined this year. Volunteers hear cases to set retribution including restitution up to 500 dollars, counseling, community service, and monitoring for three months. Training for volunteers is Sept 5 to 11 at the Aiken County Courthouse. For details call 803 642 1557.

North Augusta Denise Zamora Aiken County Zamora

Retired minister plans non denom Sunday shelter program

The Rev. Rhett Winters told Graniteville Exchange Club he aims to open a simple non denominational Sunday school and service for youths at The Cottage Hope Haven and Helping Hands. The program seeks stability with weekly gatherings from 9 to 11 am and broad church volunteer involvement. A meeting is set for 6 pm Tuesday at Helping Hands to organize efforts.

Rhett Winters Graniteville Exchange Club Cottage Hope Haven Winters

Jackson To Reduce Millage Rate Amid Reassessment

Jackson Town Council voted to roll back the millage rate from 60 to 58 mills after reassessment to avoid exceeding a 1 percent revenue cap. Mayor Pro-Tem Ronnie Melver noted the rollback may reduce property tax revenue and budget despite maintaining service levels. A mandatory recycling program discussion with BRI is set for next Thursday at 7 p.m.

Jackson Pro-Tem Ronnie Melver Tackson Melver BRI

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Aiken Toast Pharmor Woodside Christian Women’s Club Woodside Plantation Camilla Seabolt Franklin, Tenn Eleanor Wyatt Norma Bertha Veronica's USCA He University Theatre Players USC Aiken Ara Levin Etherredge Center Ginny Sou Shang Genral Ms. Zamora By Nina J. Nidiffer Helping Hands, Inc Ter Peeve Philip Lord
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