Engagement of Karen Ann Eagerton to Byron Wayne Haire
The Eagerton family of Wagener announces the engagement of Karen Ann Eagerton to Byron Wayne Haire of North Augusta. The couple plans a April 19 wedding at Boatwright Chapel Camp Rawls. Miss Eagerton, Wagener-Salley graduate, is employed by county attorney C Wesley Smith. Haire serves with the Aiken County Sheriff's Department.
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Augusta
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Aiken County
The Hess Murder Mystery Exposed by Thomas
Book reviewer Muriel Fletcher notes that Thomas argues the real Hess was killed in 1941 and a double served 31 years in Spandau. He cites diaries and documents from Germany and England and suggests a Luftwaffe shot down the real Hess while a double reached England. Frau Ilse Hess seeks an official inquiry.
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North Augusta Parks and Recreation Announces Wide Class List
The North Augusta Parks and Recreation Department releases a schedule of classes including Belly Dancing starting Jan 8 on Tuesdays 7 9 p.m. Interior Decorating four Tuesdays 7 30 9 30 p.m. Macrame January 16 17 mornings and evening session January 18. Additional offerings cover Woodworking Ceramics Yoga Art Slimnastics Sewing and guitar with multiple start dates and times. For details call the department.
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Engine Class Starts Running
Aiken Technical College offers a Small Gas Repair course starting January 14. Classes meet Mondays from 6 to 10 p.m. Contact the Student Services Department at Aiken TEC for further information.
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Aiken Tec
Reynolds Aluminum Extends Recycling Payments in 1980
Reynolds Aluminum begins its 13th year of paying cash for clean recyclable aluminum. The program runs at H. Odell Weeks Recreation Center every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Reynolds pays 2 percent per pound and accepts cans plus other household aluminum items including pie tins foil pots and pans and certain cast pieces cut to three feet and bound if needed.
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