Aiken Woman Wins 10000 From Neigh bor-to-Neighbor Drive
Nina M. Jordan was chosen from 200,000 entrants in Commercial Credit Corporation's National Customer Appreciation Sweepstakes tied to a food drive that raised more than 50,000 cans for the Salvation Army in Aiken. She accepted the prize at the company's Baltimore headquarters with her family, as officials praised customer support.
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Wagener Officials Celebrate Five-Year Anniversary Duo
Joann Johnsonbey and Debbie Goud mark five years of service to the town of Wagener. Both began on June 6, 1988, with Johnsonbey serving as clerk treasurer and Goud as deputy clerk.
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Corrections Shrine Yard Bake Sale at Masonic Center Graniteville
The Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Messiah Shrine No 3 will hold a yard and bake sale at the Masonic Shopping Center in Graniteville. Aiken resident Beverly Martin will compete as Miss North Myrtle Beach in Miss South Carolina Pageant. The Aiken Standard regrets the errors.
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Aiken
Mobile Home Rule Takes Effect July 1 in Aiken County
Aiken County enacts a mobile home ordinance requiring ties downs and double block foundations for all existing units by July. Enforcement may be difficult with 10 000 to 15 000 trailers. penalties include fines up to 200 dollars and 30 days in jail. County aims to contact about 200 mobile home parks through a mailing campaign.
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Aiken County
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Wetlands Project Continues at Aiken Gardens Site
The Wetlands Project in Aiken aims to drain 100 acres of stormwater and become a model for others. It should finish by June 30 though full completion may wait until the 1999-94 fiscal year. City engineers cite planting cleanup and cattail control after July as trees and grass are planted to filter runoff.
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Hopeland Gardens
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LeDue
York Street Piggly Wiggly Robbed Thursday Night
Two unidentified black men, ages 20 to 25, robbed the York Street Piggly Wiggly in Aiken at about 10:20 p.m. forcing clerks at gunpoint to open the safe. They fled with cash, food stamps, checks, two handguns, a Timex watch, and walkie talkies, locking victims in a cooler for 45 minutes to an hour before escape.
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City Rec Fees Increase For Those Outside Aiken
The city raises non city resident fees for recreational programs starting July 1, adding ten dollars per item for adults over 18. County residents can purchase annual memberships to equalize costs, with individual and family options offered to offset higher per program charges.
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Aiken
Lisa J. Hall
Hall
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