Elliott Receives Rotary Service Award at District Conference
Aiken resident John Elliott received the Community Service Award at the district Rotary conference held at USC Aiken. Elliott, a Penn State graduate and former Du Pont employee, serves in multiple community roles and volunteers as a chaplain candidate at Youth Corrections Center. Ward Tucker of Lancaster Rotary delivered the luncheon address. The Aiken and North Augusta clubs cohosted.
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Prints Of Old Aiken Sale For Sesquicentennial
Security Federal commissioned John Doyle to paint Old Aiken scenes for the Whiskey Road branch opening. Seven prints celebrate Aiken landmarks with proceeds aiding Sesquicentennial events. Six prints cost 35 dollars per set or 10 dollars each. orders will be filled after sets sell.
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Education Act Needs Bottom Up Reform From Lader
Winthrop College President Phillip Lader urges bottoms-up reform to fix the Education Improvement Act. He says top-down action by legislators started the process, but administrators teachers and parents must finish the work with stronger classroom professionalism and tougher hiring standards to prevent shortages. The session preceded county party policy discussions. Also noted is a county election meeting in Aiken with the Electoral Commission at 7:30 p.m. at 736 Richland Ave W.
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County Council Hears Drainage Report at Work Session
The Aiken County Council will review a status report on the South Aiken Wise Hollow drainage improvements at a 7 p.m. work session in the council building at 736 Richland Ave W. They will discuss public works project priorities, the 1985 summer food program sponsorship, and a May 1 deadline for residential and agricultural tax reductions.
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