Aiken County Council Sets Final Reading on Sheriff Cars
Tonight the Aiken County Council meets at 7 in the council office on Richland Avenue. A proposed ordinance would appropriate 147 596 for county building renovations and improvements. Public hearing and final readings include funding for 76591 to buy sheriff district police cars and others to maintain county operations through June 29 1976. A 26000 general funds allocation for Roads and Bridges fuel and 4113 for prisoner emergency care are proposed, plus leasing land in Harrison Caver Park to Valley Recreation Association and approving Quail Hollow subdivision II.
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Aiken
Sheriff’s Department
Farmingdale
New Hope
County General
Roads and Bridges Department
Harrison-Caver Park
Valley Recreation Association
Quail Hollow
North Augusta Council Eyes Rezoning and Annexation
North Augusta City Council will hold a first reading to rezone 27 acres north of Pretty Run Drive between River Oak and Medic Avenue from Open Space Preservation to Residential 1. A 3 acre annexation near the public right of way is also on the agenda with a second reading for 4.33 acres near North Augusta High School. A Green Acres Development Grant hearing is set for 7 p.m. at Immanuel Baptist Church.
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North Augusta
Pretty Run Drive
River Oak
Medic Avenue
North Augusta High School
Green Acres
Immanuel Baptist Church Fellowship Hall
Old Edgefield Road
Ministry Discussion Is Tonight at St. Pauls Graniteville
A 7:30 p m panel discussion on Sharing Ideas About Ministry will be held at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Graniteville as part of Lent. Participants include Rev Dennis Phillips of Graniteville Congregational Holiness Church Rev Al Potter of St James Lutheran Rev Audrey Widener Warrenville Revival Center Rev Josey Tyler Warrenville United Methodist and Rev Donald E Chapman of St Pauls Episcopal Church. The program is part of a series of Lenten ministry discussions held each Tuesday during Lent at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Dennis Phillips
Prayer and Self Denial Observed by St John’s Methodists
United Methodist Women of St. John’s Church in Aiken observe a weekly Call to Prayer and Self Denial. Tonight at seven, a program in the chapel at Richland Avenue and Chesterfield Street describes missions projects and a special offering. The week is sponsored by the United Methodist Church Board of Global Ministries Women’s Division.
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United Methodist Women of
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Aiken
Richland Avenue
Chesterfield Street
Board of Global Ministries of
United Methodist Church
Amateur Radio License Class Opens in Aiken
A 10 week class leading to an amateur radio license will be held Thursday evenings at 7 at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Aiken starting this week. The course prepares students to pass the FCC exam for the novice license. Contact Steve Peterson for details. he is with the North Augusta Belvedere Radio Club.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Aiken
Federal Communications Commission
United States
Steve Peterson
Peterson
The
North Augusta-Belvedere Radio Club
Seniority House to Open Wednesday at St Johns United Methodist
Seniority House will be open Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Activities Building of St. Johns United Methodist Church. For eligibility and activity details contact the church or the Aiken Area Council on Aging.
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St. John’s United Methodist Church
Church
The
Aiken Area
Curley predicts rapid growth in 1980s stocks
Lee Curley of Robinson-Humphrey Company Augusta tells Sertoma Club the 1980s will see slower GNP growth and inflation hedges in common stocks. He cites large oil firms and select smaller speculative stocks and notes defense stocks have been red hot and likely to stay strong.
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Lee Curley
Sertoma Club
Curley
Robinson-Humphrey Company
Augusta
Jackson May Reinstate Garbage Collection Fee
Jackson Town Council approves drafting an ordinance to reinstate a monthly garbage collection fee. The town holds $12,240 in the general fund with no other revenue expected this year, and the fee would require three readings before enactment. The last charge ended July 1, 1975, at $3 per month. The meeting also approved a beverage license for Jim's Place and considered a reapplication for Jerry Thatcher.
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Jackson
William
Bill) McIver
McIver
Council
John Lyles
Jim’s Place
Jerry Thatcher
Commission Sets Meeting Tomorrow
The Indigent and Health Care Commission will convene tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Aiken County Office Annex on Richland Avenue to discuss agenda items.
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Commission
Indigent and Health Care Commission
Aiken County
Richland Ave
Hardhats For Connally Meeting Noted
Hardhats for Connally will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Connally headquarters 127 Greenville St. Construction workers may contact Robert E Ashmore Colonial Drive in Aiken for more information.
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Connally
Greenville St
Robert E
Bob) Ashmore
Colonial Drive
Aiken
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N.A
Renville
Senate
Mike Anaclerio
Club
Rudy Mason
MPARE
Mark F. Taylor
Lyon-Croft-Weeks & Hunter
Southern Bell Phone Center
Bell
Bell Service
Design Line
Southern Bell
Grace Brethren Church of
Aiken Money Management Seminar
Talatha
Aiken, S.C
Amencan Telephone & Telegraph Co
Hayne Avenue
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