Churches Set Week of Revivals and Concerts Across Area
The area hosts multiple revival services and music events. Warrenville hosts Homecoming and Youth Revival at 10 a.m. with dinner at 1 p.m. and gospel singing at 2 p.m. Featured singers include the Heartfilled singers and the Majesties. Other revivals include Warrenville Church of God midweek services and Pine Grove Baptist Church weeklong events with 11 a.m. worship and nightly 7:30 p.m. services.]]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenville
Widener
Ken Widener
Gaylen Pope
Majesties
Jana Deerman
Iather M. Barrentine Jr
Simpsonville
Warrenville Church
Four Mile Gospel Choir
New Ellenton
The
Shining Stars
Beech Island
Four Mile Baptist Church
Sonshine
Levels Baptist Church
S.C. 78
Pine Log Road
Breezy Hill Baptist Church
Graniteville
Tennessee Temple University
Chattanooga
Bob Jones University Choir
House panel designates Barnwell plant an international reprocess center
The House Science and Technology Committee agreed AGNS Barnwell should be treated as an international reprocessing center. It voted to increase by 1 million dollars a 10.7 million appropriation for Allied General Nuclear Services that had already been approved by a subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Science and Technology Committee
Allied General Nuclear Services
Barnwell
Sun Day focus in South Carolina amid solar energy push
Aiken County observes Sun Day with solar displays at Our Lady of the Valley Church. Keith Thompson of the South Carolina Environmental Coalition outlines solar benefits and a national May observance while urging rapid move to renewables and wind, biomass, and photovoltaic energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloverville
South Carolina
Aiken
Thompson
SCEC
Area I Council Seeks Maintenance Art and Music Funding
Area I advisory representatives urged funding for school maintenance and staffing for art physical education and music at a public hearing in Aiken Elementary as part of budget input. Officials noted limited discretionary funds with maintenance likely to rise and stressed designated state and federal allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area I
Aiken Elementary
Aiken County
B.T. Brinkley
B. Henderson Johnson
Area I Advisory Council
William Beville
Millbrook
Bookmobile Schedule Week of May 7
The public library announces a weekly bookmobile route with multiple stops across towns. Monday lists stops from Stiefeltown at 9:00 to Jackson at 2:45, with varied return times. Tuesday covers Woodridge Edgewood to Gloverville Valley Homes ending at 4:00. Thursday includes Snelling and Windsor areas concluding at 4:00. Friday stops include Crosland Park, Midland Valley, and Belvedere ending at 4:30.
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Stiefeltown
Breezy Hill
Wheat’s Grocery
Woodcrest
Downer
Beech Island
Russell Cleaners
Eidison Heights
Jackson
Woodridge-Edgewood
Lakewood Circle
Langley Nutrition
Roberts
Bath
Langley
Gloverville
Valley Homes
Snelling
Boiling Springs
Kline
Barnwell County Library
Black’s
Hilda
Bamberg County Library
Windsor Post Office
Woodward
Crosland Park
Croft House
Graniteville Nutrition
Midland Valley
Belvedere
Big Star
Westmount
Area II Council Sets Summer School Fees
Area II approves summer school fees for North Augusta High Summerfield Elementary and Hammond Hill Elementary all under 100 dollars. North Augusta High charges 40 for a half unit 60 for one unit 70 for one and a half units and 80 for two units. Summerfield fees 35 for first subject and 25 for second. Hammond Hill program serves handicapped children at 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
North Augusta High
Summerfield Elementary
Hammond Hill Elementary
Area II Advisory Council
Summerfield
Wagener school bids open for new construction projects
The Wagener-Salley High and Wagener Elementary projects drew bids headed by R.S. Weeks Construction at 680 980. The firm also led on individual projects with 240 372 for elementary work and 449 603 for the vocational wing. The school board will review bids at the upcoming meeting.
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Wagener
R.S. Weeks Construction Company
Wagener-Salley High
Wagener Elementary
Wagener- Salley High School
R.W. Allen and Associates
Burris Construction Company
Charles J. Craig Construction Company
Funderburg Builders Inc
Gilbert Construction Company Ltd
Leaphart and Hall Construction Company
Martin Engineering
T.M. Nickles Construction Company
Quattlebaum Contractors
Area IV
Soybeans to become hot food in the 1980s
Iowa farm boy and soybean expert Clifford Hesseltine predicts the lowly bean will be a major food story. He says soybeans will grow into a big US product with tofu becoming common in supermarkets by 1985 as 65 million acres may be planted in 34 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
America
Clifford Hesseltine
Iowa
Hesseltine
United States
U.S
Agricultural Department
Watch Your Step When Running For Safety On Runs
FBI urges runners to plan routes inform others and run in familiar areas with good lighting. Do not run alone, seek safe areas in unfamiliar cities, wear bright clothing, and follow traffic rules to deter criminal activity. Also notes South Carolina road projects in Aiken County May widen a 162 foot overpass near North Augusta and repave US 1 approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Columbia
Aiken County
North Augusta
South Carolina Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Southern Railway
U.S. 1
Health Proposals Under Review in East Central Georgia
Two healthcare proposals in Aiken County are reviewed by the East Central Georgia Health Systems Agency under Public Law 93-641. Hearings are May 9 at 5 p.m. in Augusta with committee follow up at 5:30 p.m. and a directors meeting May 14 at 6 p.m. in Athens. Comments should be sent to Suite 1114, Georgia Railroad Bank Building, Augusta Georgia 30902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
East Central Georgia Health Systems Agency, Inc
Rural Health Services, Inc
Midland Valley
Clearwater
Aiken
The
Georgia Railroad Bank
Broad Street
Augusta
Board of Directors
Center For Continuing Education
University of Georgia
Athens
East Central Georgia Health Systems Agency
Suite
Georgia Railroad Bank Building
Georgia
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Kershaw Street
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Hitchcock Drive
A.J. Cragas
First Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Diocese of
Upper South Carolina
St. Christopher Camp
John’s Island
William Greely
St. Thaddeus Church
Trenton
Edgefield
Monetta
Ridge Spring
Batesburg
George M. Alexander
Greenville
Christ Episcopal Church
Thomas H. Carson Jr
Christ Church
National Episcopal Church
New York City
William A. Beckham
Edward D. Calhoun Jr
Gr. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Winston-Salem
Herbert A. Donovan Jr
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Montclair
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Denis D. Patterson
All Saints Episcopal Church
Winter Park
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Aiken Standard
Purvis
By Thurmond Whatley
Area I Council
du Pont
Aiken High
Maurice Meadows
Frank Loudermilk
Aiken High Band Boosters Club
Barbara Krusevage
East Aiken Elementary
Eustis Park
Pinecrest Elementary
Meg Jones
Area II Council
Baren A. Lown
Area II
Jackson High
Contingency Fund
Jackson High School
Fulmer
Happy Times Florist & Greenhouses
Coward-Corley Seed Co., Inc
Park Ave
Spectrum Horne & Ciba-Geigy
Greensboro
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