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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1981

Page

4

Cleland urges readiness for life’s moment of leadership

In USC Aiken Lyceum lecture, Max Cleland recounts his grenade injury in Vietnam and rise to head the Veterans Administration under Carter. He says preparation comes from experience and education and urges students to seek and recognize their own moments to serve. The event featured Dr. William Pirkle and music by Nancy Watts Plumbo with student scholars receiving certificates.

Max Cleland Usc-Aiken Lyceum Cleland Veterans Administration Jimmy Carter Tal Carter John Milton Julius Caesar Napoleon Bonaparte Louisa Mae Alcott Usc-A William Pirkle James Kauffman Nancy Watts-Plumbo Gordon Davidson

Interim Minister Appointed At First Presbyterian

The Rev. Robert Smith, former Sion Presbyterian minister of Winnsboro, will serve as interim minister at First Presbyterian during the search for a permanent pastor. Dr. John H. Law will transfer to a St Simon's Island church, and a Sunday reception will honor both couples after morning services.

Robert Smith Sion Presbyterian Church Winnsboro First Presbyterian Church John H. Law First Presbyterian St. Simon’s Island Skeen Tabernacle Tabernacle of Prayer For Union Street Aiken County Graniteville Jack Scott William Kent New Holland Pentecostal Holiness Church Billy Lee First Baptist Church of Jack Mahaffey Thailand Mike Rouse Levels Baptist Church The Baptist College At Charleston First Pentecostal Holiness Church Reese Miles Sherill Green Jeff Tomlinson Mark Evans Mendall Stalvey Ira Crocker Gregg Avenue Trolley Line Road Town Creek Baptist Church Bill Bishop Columbia Sweetwater Baptist Church North Augusta Don McKenzie

Reagan budget cuts praised by Aiken County Republican leader

Cain said Reagan’s 45 billion dollar budget cuts would shift the economy toward recovery. He claimed social programs would remain protected and projected 13 million new jobs, inflation at 6.6 percent by 1983, and rates near 5.6 percent by 1986. Attendees included the Aiken County Republican Party and the Republican Women’s Club chairing figures.

Marshall Cain Washington South Carolina Aiken County Cain Republican Party Republican Women’s Club Reagan Grams Aiken S.C. House Carter Joe W. Dunkin Judith Carrol) Warner Lorraine Minton Women’s Club

Junior Achievement Leaders Speak on Changing Youth

Howard Bryan, senior program manager of Junior Achievement since 1979, told the Aiken Kiwanis Club that the program keeps its business education goal for high school students despite youth personality changes. He cited peer pressure as a key influence and noted JA’s 62 years of educating youths in economics and free enterprise. The club met at the Ramada Inn with Edward Becker presiding and George Brelsford introducing Bryan.

Howard Bryan Bryan Aiken Kiwanis Club United States Ramada Inn Edward F Becker George W. Brelsford

Community Calendar Highlights in Aiken Area

Aiken Standard lists local events this week with times and venues. Activities include modelers at Security Federal Savings and Loan North Augusta, a diabetes symposium at Aiken Technical College, Thoroughbred Hall of Fame at Hopeland Gardens, and The Women play at Aiken Community Playhouse.

Menonite Blackville Darien Baptist Church Montmorenci U.S Wofford College Grace United Methodist Kingdom Heirs Augusta S.C. 75 Bethcar Georgia-Carolina Railroad Modelers Security Federal Savings and Loan North Augusta National Federation of the Blind Weeks Center Senior Citizens Club Senior Citizens Aiken Technical College Aiken Hunt Meet Clark Field Powderhouse Road Thoroughbred Hall of Fame Hopeland Gardens Aiken Community Playhouse Dollhouse Polo Whitney Field Aiken A.A Linden St

Postal rate hike moves 18 cents for first class mail

The 15 cent stamp becomes obsolete at 12:01 a.m. Sunday as the U S Postal Service rolls out non-denominated B stamps and postal stationery to align with an 18 cent first class rate. New 22 cent embossed envelope and 12 cent postal card debut nationwide with production raised to meet demand.

U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors of the Postal Service The Rate Commission United States William F. Bolger Bolger

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Our Churches By Jeanie Seamster Jeanie Seamster Clearwater St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church James Carter St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church St. Thaddeus Bobbie Cheetham Merilyn Smith Mary Cheryl Randall Garden Tea Room St. Paul’s Episcopal Church William Beckham Millbrook Baptist Church Warrenville Church of God Williamson Texaco Cumberland A.M.E. Church South Carolina State College Arthur Evans Dorothy Robinson Evans Aiken Rotary Club Panhellenic Aiken A.A York St S.E Aiken County Ambulance Commission Area III Advisory Council Langley Valley A.A Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church Gloverville Paula Blackmon Aiken Standard A. K. Carter Christ Jesus Ray Brooks North Aiken Baptist Church Pentecostal Revival A Aiker Ring Charles Grooms Sherill Greene Mendall Stalvey Dawson Orantas Havvivun Gregg Ave Christian Science Neighbors Holy Bible First Church of Christ, Scientist Whiskey Road Christian Science Reading Room Hayne Ave. S
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