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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1992

Page

10

School considers contract services to cut inefficiency

About 150 custodial maintenance and food service workers attended the meeting as the board discussed contracting out services to address inefficiency. Mayberry said one new grounds position would be needed but no funding for the program. Moore asked about long term costs and Mayberry cited eventual savings. An evaluation instrument was proposed and training would be free if found. A board decision is expected at the Feb. 11 meeting.

Mayberry James Moore Moore Bob Slay Joseph R. Brooks

Real program boosts sixth graders self esteem at school

Ms Berry says Get REAL motivates students who might not pass. Robert Knight, a sixth grader, raised his social studies grade from B to B by studying harder despite friends' doubt. The program's success relies on Parent-Teacher Association support.

USC Aiken Homecoming events feature Fan tastic Shakers

The Graniteville campus hosts an 8 pm concert by The Fan tastic Shakers and a Celebrity Chef competition with prizes, beer and wine cash bar, and tickets $10 before Jan 31 or $12 after. Saturday includes brunch, a 10 am game ball run, alumni basketball games, all you can eat for $2, and a 5:30 pm women’s game followed by men’s at 7:30 pm.

Graniteville National Robert Alexander Augusta College USCA Lady Pacers Pacers

Notary's Term and Delegation Process Described

A legislative delegation must approve a notary candidate who completes a basic form with name address and social security number pays a 25 dollar fee to the state and takes an oath. Rep Rudnick notes delays if the delegation is not in session it can take up to two months. A notary's term lasts a decade.

of State Rudnick

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