Area advisory councils to meet in Aiken County
Several advisory councils in Areas 3 4 and 5 will hold meetings today. Area 3 meets at 6 p.m. in Langley with Midland Alley High Langley Battle Clearwater Side McCampbell Middle Jefferson Byrd Gloverville Warrenville elementary schools listed. Area 4 meets at 7 30 p.m. in New Holland including Ridge Spring Moneta High and Elementary Wagener Salley AL Corbett Busbee. Area 5 meets at 7 30 p.m. at Silver Bluff High New Ellenton Jackson Redcliffe and Greendale elementaries. Councils work with assistant superintendents on student discipline and local policy.
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Aiken County
Area 3 Advisory Council
Area 3
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Langley
Midland Alley High
Langley-Bat! Clearwater Side Leaves
McCampbell Middle
Jefferson
Byrd
Clearwater
Gloverville
Warrenville
Area 4 Advisory Council
Area 4
New Holland
Ridge Spring Moneta
Wagener-Salley
AL. Corbett
Busbee
Area 5
Date
Silver Bluff
New Ellenton
Jackson Middle
Redcliffe
Greendale
Ipline
St Mary's Walkathon At H C Weeks Center
St Marys School will hold its third annual Walkathon Saturday at the H C Weeks Activities Center from 9 am to 1 pm. Participants pledge per mile and proceeds support cafeteria renovation. To donate or learn more call 649 2071. A rain date is set for Sunday Feb 2 from noon to 4.
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St. Mary’s School
H.C. Weeks
Annual UNITED WAY MEETING in Aiken County ends without hires
At Hounds Lake Country Club theannual UNITED WAY OF AIKEN COUNTY meeting awarded plaques placed on a table outside the doors. Recipients were urged to collect them after the two hour ceremony while jokes about politics and public service reminders filled the room.
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United
ED Majzlik
United Way
Aiken County
Houndslake Country Club
County GOPs Look For Big Primary
Aiken County Republicans meet with Secretary of State Jim Miles to plan a large turnout for the March 7 presidential preference primary. Miles cites Bush Quayle competition from Duke and Buchanan and urges precinct by precinct organization to maximize votes in a statewide effort.
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Aiken County
George Bush
Jim Miles
Bush-Quayle
South Carolina
David Duke
White House
Patrick Buchanan Miles
Carroll A. Campbell Jr
Miles
Con County
Duke
Buchanan
J. Allen Brodie
Aiken
Karen M. Papouichado
James Bland
Real Estate Broker Plans Dismissal Of Lawsuit In Aiken
Aiken real estate broker seeks dismissal of a year end suit against four Realtors and three agencies alleging a conspiracy to block his advertising in a real estate publication. Crothers Realty owner Bill Crothers claimed the group pressured the publisher to remove his ads. Defendants include Gra cie Waters Gail Gingrey The Real Estate Shoppe Inc Lisa Hosang Eulalie Salley and Company Len Yaun and Southern Traditions Real Estate. Spokespersons called the move a complete view of the defendants and one said the quick ending should repair damage to the company from the litigation.
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Aiken
Richard Miley
U S. District Court
Miley
Bill Crothers
Crothers
Gracie Waters
Gail Gingrey
the Real Estate Shoppe Inc
Lisa Hosang
Eulalie Salley
Karen Thompson
Southern ‘Traditions
Young Adults Group Forms in Aiken
Aiken sees a new under 30 social club sponsored by St Johns United Methodist Church. Marshall Taylor 24 helped start the group to help peers meet others their age. Initial gatherings included a World Series night and a Christmas party as members plan open activities for local residents youth coordinators and community tone featured.
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St. John’s United Methodist Church
Marshall Taylor
Savannah River
Taylor
Aiken
Brent Bohanan
St. John’s
Aylor
Brian Katona
Jim Ammonds
Mike Mahoney
United Way Honors Volunteers Challenge to reach 2.1 million goal
J Sidney Ballentine challenged volunteers at a 1991 United Way kickoff to meet the 2.1 million fundraising goal and urged planning for future campaigns by identifying Aiken County needs and fundraising strategies.
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United Way
Chai Man
J. Sidney Ballentine
Aiken County
Preservationist seeks lower mall parking minimum in Aiken
Rosamond D McDuffie argues city parking rules waste land by overbuilding lots. She cites FoodMax on Whiskey Road with half full lots and proposes reducing minimum from 4.5 spaces per 1000 sq ft to four, which would cut about 38 spaces at the FoodMax site. City planner Edwin Evans says a study or council direction may follow.
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Rosamond D. McDuffie
McDuffie
Aiken
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