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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1985

Page

4

Summer Food Service Set Up In Aiken County

The Aiken County Council sponsors the Summer Food Service Program to provide free meals to children 18 and under at 40 sites from June 24 to August 23. Eligibility is based on guidelines without regard to race color national origin sex age or handicap.

Aiken County Carpentershille North Augusta Clearwater Village Clearwater Crescent City Wagener Easy Street Bath First Providence Baptist Church Five Notch Spur Governor Aiken Park Aiken Hampton Granite

Aiken Standard Vegetable Weight Contest Opens

The Aiken Standard invites home grown vegetables for a weigh in during business hours 8:30 to 5:30, Monday through Friday. Heaviest tomato cucumber or cantaloupe in each category wins $50. one prize per family. employees not eligible. Contest runs through August 16 1985.

Aiken Standard

Abused Person Coalition Holds Open House at New Location

The Coalition to Assist Abused Persons invites the public to an open house Sunday from noon to 3 p.m. at 235 Barnwell Ave. Attendees can meet staff board members and volunteers and enjoy refreshments.

Coalition To Assist Barnwell Ave

Amish Protest Sign Law Challenging Religious Freedom

Amish farmers in Kentucky challenge a state rule requiring bright warning signs on horse drawn buggies. Herman Zook faces a traffic ticket for not displaying the sign as he argues the mandate violates their religion. A district judge will rule by August 2 on dismissal of the charge.

Glasgow Herman Zook Kentucky Zook Phillip Patton Swartzentruber Order of Amish Patton Ben Dickinson Barren County Louisville Tennessee Gale Wood Wood Bill Klapheke

Red Cross Work Praised By Fort Gordon Officer

Col. Alfred J. Mallette, special assistant at Fort Gordon, praised Red Cross support for overseas troops at the 68th annual American Red Cross meeting. He noted army Red Cross linkage via communications and highlighted Fort Gordon as a major military school serving about 33,000 troops annually. He cited improvements in recruit quality and education over 20 years and announced two new classroom buildings to be added at Fort Gordon.

Red Cross Fort Gordon Army Alfred J. Mallette Col. Mallette American National Red Cross The Red Cross Organization United States

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