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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1989

Page

11

Lions Install Officers In Langley Bath Clear Area

The Langley Bath Clear water Lions Club installed new officers led by Ronnie Smolowsky as president with J Roland Smith by first vice president and R Douglas Greene as second vice president. District Governor L C Jones Jr. performed the installation.

Bath Langley-Bath-Clearwater Lions Club Ronnie Smolowsky J. Roland Smith R. Douglas Greene Ronnie Parker Lion Tamer Leif Jones Kenneth Dennis Hector Rodriguez Wyman Dicks L.C. Jones Jr SBC Lions Ray Wilson Billy Opperlee Aiken Samuel H. Swint The American Legion James A. Hamilton Sr Albert Eubanks George Riley James Johnson Carl E. Stone N.L. Caprell James Randall Jerry Couch Louis Hatcher Joe Rearden Robert Fishburn S.C. Department of the American Legion Greenville Stone Legion Valley

County Council Special Session Sets Third Budget Reading

Aiken County Council meets tonight at 7 in the County Council building 736 Richland Ave W for a special session to conduct the third and final reading of the proposed 1990 budget. New Ellenton council also schedules final budget reading Thursday at City Hall 6 p.m.

Aiken County Council County Council Richland Ave New Ellenton

Riverfront site chosen for North Augusta gym project

The North Augusta City Council selected a riverfront site at Riverview Park for a new gym center facing the Savannah River and instructed Wells Law and Associates of Aiken to draft a schematic plan. The project, estimating about 5 million dollars, would start with a central complex of at least four gymnasiums and offices, with a second phase adding two more gyms, and construction slated for 16 to 18 months.

North Augusta Riverview Park Wells, Law and Associates of Aiken Savannah River Charles B. Martin John Wells

ATC Offers Wide Range of Summer Courses for Skills and Hobbies

Aiken Technical College lists offerings from speed reading and study skills to SAT prep and real estate exams. The catalog includes CPR, phlebotomy, interior and floral design, still photography, lawn and garden care, taxidermy, SCUBA, computer basics, and software courses with contact info at 593 9231.

Aiken Technical College Office of Business, Industry and Community Education S.C Palmetto Nursery Whiskey Road Aiken Professional Association of Diving Instructors ATC Office of Business, Industry

County's Future Bright outshines schooling issues in Aiken

Aiken County leaders tout a strong economy with 3.8 percent unemployment in April, down from 6.3 percent in 1988, led by Savannah River Site work and new reactor prospects. Yet education remains a bottleneck as dropout and illiteracy rates threaten growth, prompting Rotary members to urge tutoring and higher school performance standards. New President Steve Griffin and officers were sworn in at Houndslake Country Club.

Aiken County Tommy B. Wessinger Aiken Rotary Ub Wessinger Savannah River SRS Houndslake Country Club Steve Griffin

City takes first steps toward Aiken recycling program

The Aiken City Council approved the first members of a 14 person citizens advisory group to guide a city wide garbage recycling system. City Manager Roland Windham noted input from education civic groups and business would shape the project and its monitoring.

Aiken Roland H. Windham Council Citizens Advisory Group Windham

Post Office Parking Lot Approved by City Council

Aiken voters approve a Planning Commission plan allowing the USPS to use an adjacent vacant lot as a parking area near Laurens Street to ease traffic congestion. Buffers of 15 feet with trees and a 10 foot northern strip are required, along with landscaping to preserve the downtown entrance view.

Aiken Planning Commission U.S. Postal Service Laurens Street

City eyeing pilot pre sorted recycling program

The city plans a pilot program to collect pre sorted garbage. Selected generators would separate glass, plastics and paper from wet refuse. Officials note recycling could grow as landfill space tightens while observing other programs to avoid past mistakes.

Windham LeDuc Quarles

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Smolowsky LBC Lions Glenn Shores Rebecca Jarvis Shores Shores James Whitehurst Whitehurst NA Council Riverfront Carol Woodward Thomas W. Greene Lark W. Jones Langley Ginny Southworth Tutt Street ATC Promotions Unty Carl Langley Peggy All Aiken Junior Women’s Club Chuck Martin Aiken Produce Jay Horvath Westinghouse John Paulus New Jersey City Barbara Fenstermacher St. Mary’s School Harry Shealy USC Aiken Pam Simpson Aiken Preparatory School Mary Hunter Aiken Elementary Michael Anaclerio Anaclerio Frederick B. Cavanaugh Jr Public Works Roger LeDuc Stanley Quarles Florida North Carolina Line Postal Bnvice Dangerfield
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