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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1981

Page

10

Aiken Chamber Names June Murff Executive Vice President

June Murff appointed executive vice president of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce replacing W Harry Busbee. Murff, former Rambler advertising agent, aims to grow membership and broaden community involvement with doctors lawyers writers and artists represented. Busbee departs to join the South Carolina Farm Bureau in Columbia.

Murff Aiken Greater W.C Nick) Murff Scott Ware Shoals Lander College Greenwood Riegel Textile Corporation Ware Shoals and Trion Cancer Society Community Concert Association Riegel Convenience Products Murffs Aiken High School W. Harry Busbee Busbee S.C. Farm Bureau Federation Columbia The Chamber June Murff

Aiken Cutting Horse Futurity Opens At Silverbrook Farm

Helen Groves hosts the preliminary Atlantic Coast Horse Cutting Futurity at Silverbrook Farms on Chime Bell Church Road beginning tomorrow at 9. The public may watch. the event runs to early afternoon and is open to riders entered in the Augusta show. The futurity features open and non pro divisions with scoring on horse movement and cow control.

Aiken Helen Groves Silverbrook Farms Chime Bell Church Road Augusta Groves Silverbrook Farm Ginny Southworth S.C. 19

Mayor clashes with Ridge Spring police over law enforcement

Former officer Curtis Hensley says he resigned because the town treats policing as a public relations duty and discourages prosecutions. Mayor Larmar Powell denies claims, citing small town expectations and allowance for minor speed enforcement while supporting rested public relations duties for officers.

Ridge Spring Larmar Powell Curtis H. Hensley Hensley Powell

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