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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1981

Page

5

Competition Names Boys State Sends Record Number

The 38th Palmetto Boys State opened at The Citadel on June 7 with 738 rising seniors. Aiken Post 26 sponsored 12 delegates, a record, from St Angela Academy South Aiken High School and Aiken High School. Tom Millon, elected to the Marion County House, said the event mixed competition with public service and learning to get involved. Sponsors covering the $55 fee included Farmers and Merchants Bank and Riegel Textile among others.

Post 26 Citadel Palmetto Boys Aiken American Legion St. Angela Academy South Aiken High School Aiken High Frank T. Galardi Boys’ State Tom R. Millon South Aikien High School Julia Millon Marion County Tom Charleston State House Columbia Palmetto David W. Brown W.W. Brown Mark S. Uhle Walter R. Uhle Douglas H. Gingrey W.C. Gingrey Alton Johnson Earnest Johnson Lamar R. Lepard B. Lepard South Aiken High Brian W. Reeves Marshall Reeves Kirk M. Brown Lynn C. Brown Kyle P. Tatum Dewitt Tatum Jeff L. Nicholas Nelson Nicholas Jr St. Angela Leroy F. Robinson Jr Tom Millon American Legion Post 26 Boys State Leroy Robinson Patrick J. Waters Robert J. Waters Sinclair Lewis Roland H. Windham Bob Kurtze Michael D. Strickland Bill Rogers Farmer’s and Merchants Bank Warneke Cleaners Kwik Shop Hudson-Etherredge-Brown Insurance S.C. Electric and Gas Osbon Cleaners the Optimist Club of Aiken Builder’s Supply Aiken Police Athletic League Aiken Produce Company Riegel Textile Corporation

Best Friends Rally At Palmetto Girls State Convening

Tracey Anne Olcott left the 35th annual Palmetto Girls State with 301 companions after a week in the state capital acting as mock government officials. The event run by the American Legion Auxiliary ran June 8 to 14 with rising seniors chosen for leadership, character, scholarship, and service.

Tracey Anne Olcott Palmetto Girls’ State Tracey American Legion Auxiliary

Girls State participants gain insight into government service

Tracey Olcott recalls Girls State experience in Aiken where 301 girls from St Angela Academy and area high schools elected officials and debated bills. Tracey won County Council and stressed honest speeches. The event ran alongside Palmetto Boys State at The Citadel.

Tracey Girls’ State

Year Of Disabled Offers Scholarships In Aiken

The International Year of the Disabled Persons is celebrated in Aiken County with plans for disability awareness activities and a scholarship program. The second annual Michael T. Onley Scholarship Award will award three $400 scholarships to qualified handicapped students. Applications due July 17.

United Nations Aiken County Ann I.W.) Taylor ACCH Samuel R. Jordan Aiken

When Will Japanese Manufacturers Give Americans A Break

A syndicated column laments rapid gadget obsolescence and relentless Japanese product evolution. The writer notes camcorders, cars, stereos, and portable typewriters shrinking in size and advancing features, predicting even more drastic changes by next week and beyond.

Detroit

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Paula Blackmon Tracey Olcott Roland Olcott Girls State Everbody Houndslake Kathleen Bruce J.P. Bruce Aiken High School Sabrina Johnson International Year of Disabled Persons Erma Bombeck
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