Tattoo clinic aids lost dogs in Martinez Georgia
In Martinez Georgia a tattoo clinic to identify lost dogs will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the Columbia City Fairgrounds on Old Trail Road. The event is sponsored by the Aiken Dog Training Club with Jae-Mar Academy of Dog Obedience and costs 25 dollars, covering enrollment in a national registry accessed by toll free numbers. The tattoo serves as identification and helps deter theft since some facilities will not purchase tattooed dogs. For more information contact the Aiken Dog Training Club at 404 556 8073 or 803 593 9500.
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Martinez
Columbia City Fairgrounds
Old Trail Road
Aiken Dog Training Club
Jae-Mar- S$ Academy of Dog Obedience
Aiken Dogs Trainin Club
Aiken Center Names Officers for Board and Roles
Edwin R. Sanders named chairman of the board of commissioners at Aiken Center for Alcohol and Drug Services. New officers include W. L. Kirkland as vice chairman and P. Stephen McElmurray as secretary. Sanders, a New Ellenton businessman, Kirkland of Keyan Insurance, and McElmurray owner of Parks Pharmacy in North Augusta. Jackson Town Council to hold monthly work session Friday at 5 p.m. at Jackson Municipal Complex 106 Main St.
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Edwin R
Tink) Sanders
Board of Commissioners
Aiken Center For Alcohol and Drug Services
W.L. (Lynn) Kirkland
P. Stephen McElmurray
Secret Sanders
Ellenton
Kirkland
the Insurance Co
Keyan McElmurray
Parks Pharmacy
North Augusta
Jackson
Main St
USC A Opens Open House For MBA Program
USCA hosts an open house for prospective students interested in USC's Professional MBA. The event runs Tuesday 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m in Room 116 Classroom Building. Call 648 6851 extension 3233 for more information.
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Ustaiken
USC
Photo fans visit Cine ma III manager in Aiken
SHERI GLENN manager of the Cine ma III in downtown Aiken has a photograph to share a snapshot of her with friends and center musician Michael Bolton. Glenn met Bolton at his recent concert in Columbia.
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Sheri Glenn
Cinema III
Aiken
Michael Bolton
Ms. Glenn
Bolton
Columbia
George Wessinger To Head NationsBank Team In Aiken County
Alan J. George and Tommy B Wessinger will lead NationsBank management after a merger in year in Aiken County. George remains Aiken County consumer banking executive and senior roles include market functions and community relations. Wessinger becomes Aiken County commercial banking executive and senior NationsBank executive in Aiken.
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Alan J. George
Tommy B Wessinger
NationsBank
Ich
Aiken County
James R. Lientz
C&s
South Carolina
NationsBank of
George
Aiken
Wessinger
Ies
Shelby
N.C
University of South Carolina
Cannon Trust School
Stonier Graduate School of Banking
Langley Fire Department Rebuilds After Fire
Langley Volunteer Fire Department rises from a devastating blaze to reopen a new station with 20 turnout gear ready firefighters. Community support and regional stations funded furnitures, trucks, and gear while fundraising kept the project alive. Chief Johnny Crook and Captain Raleigh Harden praise the volunteers and donors who funded the rebuilding effort.
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Angley
Langley Volunteer Fire Department
North Carolina
Georgia
Southeast
Raleigh Harden
Crook
Students Seek State Funds for Colleges Across State Universities
State lawmakers offered limited support as student body presidents from the University of South Carolina Clemson University College of Charleston and Winthrop College pressed the House education subcommittee for increased funding. They cited high tuition and warned of budget cuts hindering enrollment and quality. Rep Tim Rogers said funding should be earmarked for higher education, though the coming year would bring cuts.
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Columbia
Statehouse
University of South Carolina
Clemson University
College of Charleston
Winthrop College
House
Politcians
Manish Shrivastava
USC
Tim Rogers
D-Columbia
Clemson
Greg Horton
South Carolinni
Winthrop
Merrie McBride
South Carolina
Rogers
Subcommittee
Banksia mansion to become permanent historical museum
Aiken County Council approved by a 70 vote a resolution endorsing permanent use of Banksia, the old winter colony residence at Laurens Street, as a museum. The Historical Commission opposes private sale and will provide matching funds for repairs, whileFriends of the Museum has identified projects and pledged initial and ongoing support to overhaul the mansion.
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Aiken
Historical Commission
W. Hammond Burkhalter
Council
Friends of the Museum
County Honors Bulldogs as Aiken Council lauds team
Silver Bluff High School’s state championship Bulldogs, led by head coach Butch Jacobs, received county commendation. The council approved signs on major roads to celebrate the consecutive Class AA Division 1 titles, noting a 15-12 December win over Woodruff and a 21-0 1990 final against Pageland Central.
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Silver Bluff High
Aiken County Council
Butch Jacobs
Bulldogs
Woodruff
Silver Bluff
Pageland Central
Public Works and Engineering Department
Gene Duckett
Duckett
Belvedere
Tamara J. Hughes
Windsor
Couchton and Aiken
Black History Month: Another Side Of Story
Dr James E Clyburn spoke at Aiken Technical College discussing Black History Month and how it highlights sacrifices and contributions of Americans overlooked in history He used questions about notable figures to illustrate diversity as American strength noting no single religion or political view defines America and highlighting relevance of events like Yom Kippur to Jews.
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George Washington
Clyburn
Aiken Technical College
America
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