Woodward sons fund created after fatal accident
An educational trust is set up for teenage sons Todd and Scott Woodward who lost both parents in a weekend auto crash. Friends organize the Woodward Fund, handled by Barry Adams at Palmetto Federal in Aiken. Contributions may be sent to Woodward Fund Palmetto Federal attention Barry Adams P O Box 1116 Aiken 29802.
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Marie G
Hubert R
Woody) Woodward
Friends of the
Fire Department To Display Trucks
Silver Bluff Volunteer Fire Department will meet Saturday at 4 p.m. in the station on U.S. 278. Two recently purchased fire trucks will be on display. The meeting is open to the public.
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Silver Bluff
U.S. 278
ACP Play Opens Tonight On The Verge at ACP Playhouse
Eric Overmeyer’s The Verge debuts tonight at 3 at the Aiken Community Playhouse with additional performances on Jan 14 20 21 27 28 at 8 p.m and Jan 22 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $5 and reservations are not necessary. Box office opens one hour before curtain at the venue located at Price Avenue and Two Notch Road.
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Eric Overmeyer
Aiken Community
Correction on sex education book name in Aiken County report
The article misnamed the recommended title in the Aiken County School District sex education curriculum coverage. The correct book is Me, My World, My Future by Teen-Aid, Inc. The paper notes this is not a state recommended text and apologizes for the error.
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Comprehensive Health Education Advisory Committee
Aiken County
Butler Derrick Hears White House Call at Breakfast
During a Midland Valley Area Council breakfast Rep. Butler Derrick paused his address to answer a call he speculated might be from the White House. Separately, Mickey Walker predicted Clemson would beat Oklahoma, a forecast reflected by Clemson’s 13 to 6 Citrus Bowl victory and a $13.60 breakfast bill for Walker’s family.
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Butler C. Derrick
Midland Valley Area Council
White House
Mickey Walker
Clemson
Oklahoma
Walker
Sally Bigger Honored At Banquet
Sally Bigger received the Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year award at the Greater North Augusta event. Guest speaker Joe Beam mixed humor with a call to face reality, contrasting Dickens with Gorbachov and Libyan chemical weapon fears.
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North Augusta
Joe Beam
Greater North Augusta
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Sally S. Bigger
Lett
N.A
John M. Younginer
EQUIPAC Forms To Back Horse Interests In Aiken
Aiken officials react with varied comments as EQUIPAC announces formation to back horse related causes. The group will fund chosen candidates, monitor meetings, urge compliance with laws, and mail 1000 donation requests of 25 dollars while targeting four City Council seats up for election.
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Aiken
Equipac
Corry Walker
Cit
PAC
Walker
Michael Anaclerio
Council
County Planners Send Back Billboard Restrictions Plan
The Aiken County Planning Commission sent back a recommendation request on billboard restrictions to the County Council noting enforceability gaps without zoning. They warned most counties with limits also have zoning and said enforceable rules require it. The panel deferred dual road standards and approved adding Old Double Springs Road to the county system only if residents fund the work.
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Aiken County Planning Commission
Aiken County Council
U.S. 1
James Baggott
Commission
Double Springs
Baggott
Aiken Public Safety Plans Two Substations and New Equipment
The Aiken Department of Public Safety reports a productive year with plans approved for two new substations on Kalmia Hill and Silver Bluff Road. The council authorized two new fire engines and a ladder truck to serve the stations, and the staff increased with two officers and one drug enforcement agent. The shift strength rose from 12 to 13 on duty.
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Aiken
Busbee
Public Safety
New Chamber Chairman Sees Growth as Priority Issue
D. McDonald Law becomes chairman of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce and identifies unzoned growth near the city as a top concern. He urges study of growth impact with county and neighboring areas, and aims to preserve Aiken's character while promoting quality, controlled development. Law is an architect and principal at Wells, Law and Associates, joining the firm in 1977 and becoming a principal in 1978.
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New Chamber
Greater
Aiken
Wells, Law and Associates
Law
Chamber Annual Meeting in Aiken Tonight
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual meeting at 7 19 PM at USC Aiken Student Activities Center. Speaker Robert E Marvin discusses Woodside Plantation clubhouse Willcox Inn and Aiken County Courthouse refurbishments. Awards for Man Woman and Youth of the Year to be given and the gavel passes to McDonald Law. Tickets sold out.
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USA
Aiken
Martin Luther King Jr
USCA
Etherredge Center
Patricia Russell-McCloud
J.D
Russell- McCloud Associates
Atlanta
Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce
USC Aiken
Robert E. Marvin
Robert
Woodside Plantation
Willcox Inn
Aiken County
Law
Marvin and Associates
Walterboro
Charles H. Hughes
McDonald Law
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