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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1977

Page

3

Community Calendar Highlights for Aiken and Nearby Areas

Aiken County Museum hosts today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with events at county Rescue Squad, Pine Log Community Center, Aiken Junior Women’s Club, and Child Development Center. Tuesday schedule includes Newcomers Club, Evangelism Classes, Woman’s Clubs, Disabled Veterans, Retired Federal Employees, Educators, Lions Club, PTO, and AA groups across several local venues.

Aiken County Museum Aiken County Rescue Squad Pine Log Aiken Jr Aiken City Council Houndslake Country Club Marvin Dr North Augusta Ramada Inn Aiken Choral Society Aiken First Baptist Church Pet Dairy National Association of Aiken Senior Citizens Aiken County

ACEA Challenges $300 Donation by School Boards Group

The Aiken County Educational Association questions a $300 donation from the county board to the South Carolina School Boards Association for HQ renovations in Columbia. ACEA cites fiscal concerns and potential misallocation while noting upcoming cutbacks and anticipated staff losses in 1977-78.

Aiken County Education Association ACEA Aiken County Board of Education South Carolina School Boards Association Columbia

Hunt’s place in NC governorship debated

North Carolina Governor Jim Hunt is counted as the 64th, 96th, or 41st governor depending on counting method. Secretary of State research notes he was sworn in Saturday as the 64th person to serve since independence, the 96th since settlement, and the 41st elected by the people.

Raleigh N. C Jim Hunt North Carolina Secretary of Thad Eure Hunt

Real estate and estate filings listed at Aiken County Courthouse

Transfers include estates for Pauline Tyler and William Martin executors, multiple deeds for subdivisions such as Summerfields and Silver Bluff, and numerous lot with improvements transactions. Notable buyers include Sandlapper Developers, Ohio Construction, and Woodside Village with prices ranging from 2,400 to 90,000 dollars. Location references include Wagener, Aiken, Beech Island, and North Augusta with roads Pine Log, Belair Road, and SC Highways 126 and 19.

Aiken County Courthouse Estates Pauline Tyler Harvey F Quinn Jr Marjory J Quinn Summerfields North Augusta Woodsen Builders. Inc Sandlapper Developers. Inc Barclay Estates Carlton W Bonham Lexie A Bonham William Murray Creed Laedre G Creed Tonhoe Ae Als Maude Sease Christian Hubert Hallman Tooy Lewis Hallman Clearwater Ohio Construction and Engineering Inc Silver Bluff Apartments Silver Bluff Woodside Village Inc Ohio Construction and Engineering. Inc Preston G Simpson Meriam Faye Simpson David Pendickson Rose Mendickson Summerfield Harper WA Harper Sr Julian Harrison McLane Athena K McLane Belvedere Ridge McDaniel Jackson Miriam § Jackson Bluma T Goldberg Belair Rd S C Highway Ruby C Gordon Bonnie G Cunningham Benjamin M Cunningham New Flenton Ida Combs Alfred Hylon Katherine M Hivion Kershaw St Caroline S Schoenberg Schoenberg Teddy M Jackson Wage Beech Island Earl R Brooren Doris S Broorton Woodland Estates Jane H Hankinson H H Pruett Talatha Carrie (Mni) Washington Mae Colla Griffin New Ellenton Leila Nicholson William E Sumner Marv Low Sumner City of Aiken

Princess Grace to Christen Cunard Princess Ship

Princess Grace of Monaco will christen the Cunard Princess cruise ship in spring 1977 when berthed in New York. The Cunard Line has long named ships after distinguished women from Britain since 1840, a tradition briefly broken in 1976 for the US Bicentennial with Mrs Janet Armstrong christening the Cunard Countess.

New York Grace Monaco Cunard Line United Kings U.S Janet Armstrong Neil Armstrong Cunard Line

Retired Employes To Hold Meeting Tomorrow Night

The Aiken Chapter 934 of the National Association of Retired Federal Employes will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 p m in the Senior Citizen Clubhouse on Crosland Drive Refreshments will be served.

Aiken National Association of Retired Federal Employes Crosland Drive

Library to screen Foxfire and People Who Take Up Serpents

The Aiken County Public Library will show Foxfire and People Who Take Up Serpents on Wednesday at 10 30 a m Both films cover Appalachian life legends and a snake handling sect in Greenville South Carolina and Newport Tennessee The programs invite the public to attend

Foxfire Aiken County Public Library Foxfire Publications Rabun Gap Eliot Wigginton Greenville S.C Newport

Rise in Japanese Sake Imports to the United States

Imports into the United States from Japan of sake have risen by 15 percent in the last year and by about 40 percent over the past five years.

United States Japan

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