Harold B House Honored At Aiken Aging Council Meeting
Harold B House was named Outstanding Older American at the Aiken Area Council on Aging annual meeting held in the Harold B House Room. D McDonald Law praised his service from fundraising to volunteering while Meadors Jr outlined aging agency reforms and a $2% million home care bill. New officers for 1985 were elected: Gloria Busch Johnson president Suzanne Wade first vice president Charles Gresham second vice president Norman J Howard treasurer.
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Harold House
Aiken Area
Harold B. House
Aiken Area Council On Aging
Seniority House
House
D. McDonald Law
Vivian
Midland Valley
Aiken
Council On Aging
St. John’s
M. L. Meadors Jr
Columbia District
United Methodist Church
S.C. Commission On Aging
Meadors
South Carolina
Gloria Busch- Johnson
Suzanne Wade
Charles Gresham
Norman J. Howard
Tourists OK But Not For Marriage Campaign Sparks Debate
Denver AP reports Colorado's Tourism Board launches tongue in cheek ads highlighting the economic impact of tourists while joking about marrying a tourist. Spots mention a 503 million annual tax take and feature satirical letters and tests aiming to provoke reaction.
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Denver
Colorado
State Tourism Board
Newberry Girl Wins Miss Junior Miss Title at Midland Valley
Anna Whitesides of Newberry captured the South Carolina Junior Miss crown at Midland Valley High School, winning a $1500 scholarship and a mobile visit for the national 1985 Junior Miss Pageant in Mobile, Alabama. Lisle Taylor of Aiken crowned her after two days of talent and interview contests featuring 21 contestants. Amy Cartledge earned a $500 Spirit of Junior Miss scholarship.
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Langley
Anna Whitesides
Newberry
Palmetto
Mobile
Ala
Midland Valley High
Miss Whitesides
South Carolina
Lisle Taylor
Aiken
Amy Cartledge
North Augusta
Kimberly Thonen
Sumter
Tina Byars
Blacksburg
Tina Sue Haskins
Greenwood
Alice Herring
Saluda
Kris Snyder
Dillon
Bekky Smeltzer
Berkley
Julie Herring
Anderson
Sheree Johnson
Tracy Starkie
Georgetown
Susan Williams
Bishopville
Jo Ann Smith
Hampton
Sally Clyburn
Lancaster
Mary Ambrose
Agner
Sheila McNair
Conway
Rhonda Roberts
Marion
Shelby Baker
Dorchester
Kathy Goings
Andrews
Stephanie Brown
Midland Valley
Allison Leonard
Lexington
Smallest case ever heard in Brighton Town Court
Brighton Town Justice John J Ark hears a 34 cent overcharge claim over a dozen and a half assorted doughnuts at a Dunkin Donuts. Engineer Brian Dodds spent 6.10 prosecute the case, arguing the principle, with Ark reserving his decision after 27 minutes of arguments.
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Brighton, N.Y
Brighton Town
John J. Ark
Dunkin Donuts
Rochester
Brian Dodds
James Ehmann
Ark
Dodds
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