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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1986

Page

11

Aiken City Council Agenda Seeks Annexations and Bids

The Aiken City Council and Planning Commission review annexation requests for 22.61 acres at Gregg and Richland avenues and a Warden Drive section fronting Grace Presbyterian Church. Officials consider Cushman Arms annexation and Park area bids while inviting public attendance tonight and tomorrow at the Municipal Building.

Aiken Millbrook Ave Warden Drive Grace Presbyterian Church Ronald Bolton Salley Richland Avenue Gregg Avenue Newberry Apel 5 Planning and Zoning Commission Woodside Plantation Ronald B. Bolton William Keenan Cushman Arms Apartments Cushman Road

Hearing Scheduled On Closing Landfill In Wagener

Aiken County plans a 7 p.m. meeting at A.L. Corbett Middle School Wagener to discuss closing the county landfill. The Langley site will stay open and start taking city of Aiken refuse April 1. Councilwoman Fay Hatcher backs an ordinance to keep it open part of the week.

Wagener Aiken A.L. Corbett Langley City of Fay Hatcher

Commission To Discuss Recreation Budget

The Aiken County Recreation Commission will meet tomorrow at 6 p.m. in the County Council chambers to discuss the April 18 Sept 4 budget and related items. Other topics include operating schedule, Books and a store at the center, March 5 Jackson Ball Park meeting and park maintenance recommendations.

Aiken County Recreation Center Aiken County Recreation Commission Jackson Ball Park Inc Valley Recreation Association County Council Richland Ave Aiken

Grandmother Transport Described by Granddaughter As Obscure Ride

Cathryn McGee's granddaughter Lauren Fulmer recalled her grandmother being moved after X rays at HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Mrs McGee rode in a four wheel chair while Fulmer humorously said “Grandmam ma's riding in a wheelbarrow.”

Cathryn McGee Hca Aiken

Welcome Center staff greet travelers at South Carolina border

Doris Jones Mary Baxley Joyce Freeman and Barbara Herrin run the South Carolina Welcome Center along Interstate 20 serving about 700 travelers daily. They provide brochures maps hotel referrals and event calendars while sharing anecdotes from visitors and adjusting to a 15 year operation with a recent renovation.

North Augusta Aiken County Doris Jones Mary Baxley Joyce Freeman Barbara Herrin South Carolina Savannah River Ca Kuhn Bonn West Ger Middle East Africa Europe Baxley Myrtle Beach Mrs. Baxley Wales

Scott Tops With Peanuts Again In South Carolina Contest

Aiken County farmer Bob Scott won the state peanut yield contest for the third straight year with 4,224 pounds per acre on 293 acres grown with Florunner and NC-7 varieties. He notes aiming for 6,000 pounds per acre, credits Clemson Extension practices, and cites rhizoctonia disease last year as a major setback.

Aiken County Bob Scott S.C. Peanut Board Clemson Extension Service Scott Bobby Oklahoma Gulf Montmorenci Kitchings Mill Clemson Extension

Area 1 Rezoning Plans Face Board Review At Meeting

The Aiken County Board of Education will meet tomorrow at 7 to discuss overcrowding and rezoning. Area 1 enrollment rose 3 percent to 7,162 from 6,912 in 1984-85, with two schools expanding into a new Aiken Elementary in April. The Advisory Council proposes moving fewer than 100 students, transferring 64 from Millbrook to Redcliffe for 1986-87, and presenting a plan by April 8 with a final report before Jan 1, 1987. An annexation of 37.47 acres around the new school is also under discussion to improve protection and property values. A change order at Nort Elementary estimated at 5 345 dollars funds site work from contingency.

Aiken Jan Millbrook Bradley Redcliffe Board of Education New Aiken City of L.L. Willis Associated Intendent Toe Ber Nort

Gregg-Graniteville Foundation to donate to USCA campaign

The Gregg-Grantieville Foundation will contribute $20,000 to the USC Aiken Giving Campaign in two annual $10,000 installments. The funds will buy books for the Gregg-Graniteville Library at USCA and align with efforts to attract alumni support for library materials. The foundation recently gave $60,000 to the Library Endowment Fund and the Nursing program.

Gregg Graniteville USCA Gregg-Graniteville Foundation USC Aiken Gregg-Graniteville Library University Robert E. Alexander Library

Jackson Town Council To Meet With Merchants

Jackson citizens and merchants seek to be heard on a proposed new business license ordinance at the council meeting tomorrow night. The agenda includes setting a date for a merchants council and town council discussion on eight tax categories and a budget amendment increasing police supplies by 2500 dollars.

Jackson Jes Street Ali Bring Lower Savannah Joel Batson

Eleven Men Arrested in Four Aiken Liquor Raids

Aiken County Sheriff Carrol Heath reports 11 men were arrested in four liquor raids Friday night. Raids targeted Shi loh Heights and Nicholson Village. Suspects include Clifford Hammond 51 Alvin Brown 24 Willie Raiford Jr 31 Charlie Dunbar 56 Larry McKinley Oakman 37 Raymond Pontoon 29 William Wallace Penn 41 Ernest Spenser Bell 54 James Fitzgerald Brown 22 Nero Pollard 2 and Robert Penn 22.

Aiken County Ert Penn Aiken Charlie Dunbar Congress Street Larry McKinley Oakman Raymond Pontoon William Wallace Penn Ambling Ernest Spenser Bell James Fitzgerald Brown Nero Pollard

First Baptist Church Names Dr King as New Minister

Dr James Mattison King accepted the call to become pastor at First Baptist Church. His first Sunday will be March 30, Easter. King succeeds Dr Henry L Chan nault, who moved to Elk City Oklahoma in 1985. King and his wife Linda visited the Aiken church this weekend. He is a Belton native with degrees from USC and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. They have three children William Mattison, Elizabeth Coates, and James Alexander.

James Mattison King Chapin Baptist Church First Baptist Church of Aiken King Henry L. Channault Elk City Oklahoma First Baptist Church Linda William Mattison Elizabeth Coates James Alexander

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