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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1981
Page
7
Jackson voters head to the polls to elect three at large council seats and a public works commissioner. Eleven candidates seek the three council seats with two running for the commissioner post. If no clear winner a runoff is set for May 19. Polls open 8 AM to 7 PM at Jackson Town Hall.
The Jackson Town Council convenes at 8 PM in town hall at 129 Charles St. No agenda was released.
North Augusta prepares for the swearing in of Mayor elect D Kim Ledford and three re elected councilmen William L Gray Thomas W Greene and Daniel B Layman at 7 30 p m in City Hall 400 Buena Vista Ave Judge C Palmour Hollis will administer the oath Hank McKenney to present the gavel. The council also reviews subdivision regulation revisions approves a 30 day Uniflex extension for Willow Creek Apartments sale another buyer contract pending and votes on No Parking signs at Riverview Park and the picnic shelter drive.
Dr William S Brockington Jr assistant professor of History at USC Aiken will present a program at Aiken's Wakin breakfast sponsored by the Aiken Chamber of Commerce. The film Will There Always Be An England compares British economic policy and its effects with U S conditions. The event at Western Steer University Parkway costs 3 25 and starts at 7 19 tomorrow.
Edgefield holds a special mayoral election Tuesday with Wettis Fainsford, Robert Macky and Albert Curie running to replace Mayor pro tempore John Pettigrew who assumed office after Milton Quales resignation on January 9. Polls open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. in all precincts.
Edgefield town council will give first reading to the budget and second reading to a yard sale ordinance at tonight’s meeting in the Municipal Building courtroom. Town clerk Charlotte Coleman says the agenda includes a loading zone proposal for handicapped individuals by Police Chief Butch Beasler and Sue Mimms, plus two business license applications. The meeting starts at 7:30.
The Aiken County Board of Education will meet tomorrow night at 7 for an executive session to discuss contractual matters regarding hiring auditors. The board will also consider actions on appeals.
The Wagener Town Council will consider a proposal tonight to fund the public library at $20 weekly. The meeting also covers dangers from empty underground gasoline tanks and purchases of park and office equipment, at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall.
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