Junior Achievement Awards Honor GNP and Peers
GNP was named Junior Achievement company of the year at the awards banquet counseled by Graniteville Co. Other honors include Danette Day as Outstanding Young Business Woman and Richard Dabolt as Outstanding Young Business Man. Second place went to M & M. Banquet speaker was Lee Thacker of First National Bank. Tonya Smith earned a 1984 United States National Award. Ten students named to Jackson Middle School honor roll. Silver Bluff Beta Club named new members. Douglas Pendergast won chemistry contest at Augusta College. Bryan Willis won conservation speaking contest.
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GNP
Graniteville Co
Danette Day
Owens-Corning Fierglas
Richard Dabolt
du Pont
Savannah River
Claire
First National Bank of South Carolina
Columbia
Tonya Smith
United States
Silver Bluff
Silver Bluff High
New Merirs
Amy Boyette
Christy Burnside
Todd Coleman
Sharon Crawford
Johnny Culbreath
Julie Hartline
Shannon Hastings
Stephanie Key
Michael Matlock
Gregg Spence
Annette Williams
Douglas Pendergast
Augusta College
Aiken High
Bryan Willis
Aiken
Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District
Aiken County
Leavelle McCampbell
Mike Waltz
Schofield Middle
Deana Toner
Lori Apperson
Trey Fountain
Paul Knox Jr. High
Ashlyn Anderson
Paul Knox
Jeffrey Langford
New Ellenton Middle
Larry Wood
Aiken Standard
Aiken students shine in contests and leadership programs
Mike Dowd of Aiken High placed second in a youth commission effort and belongs to the Aiken Conservation District Youth Board. Beverly Pickering of Silver Bluff High won a Deca state division in restaurant marketing and heads to a national event in Kansas City. St. Angela pupils earned Latin exam medals, and Erskine Fellows honors go to six local students.
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Mike Dowd
Aiken High
Milton Dowd
Aiken
Aiken Conservation District
Beverly Pickering
Myrtle Beach
Silver Bluff High
Kansas City
Beverly
ST. Angela
A.C.L
N.J.C.L
Elizabeth McMurtrie
Valerie Thomas
Girl’s State
Columbia College
Keywanettes Club
Croft House
Erskine Fellows
Aiken County
Erskine
Scot B. Beck
Nesha R. Fallon
South Aiken High
Donna D. Cole
William Marshall Taylor
Joni M. Greene
Daniel Warren McElmurray
Federal Bar Chapter Receives Charter Banquet Planned
The Augusta Aiken Chapter of the Federal Bar Association will hold its charter banquet at the Green Boundary Club in Aiken on Tuesday May 22 at 7 p.m. Guest speakers include Joseph E. Ross president elect of the FBA and June Ann Kirkland. Attending judges include Simons Perry Bowen and officials from the U.S. District Courts. Temporary officers and invitations are listed with contact numbers for interested lawyers.
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Augusta-Aiken
Federal Bar Association
Savannah River
South Carolina
Georgia
Green Boundary Club
Aiken
Joseph E. Ross
Washington, D.C
Ann Kirkland
Eleventh Circuit
FBA
Kirkland
Atlanta
Charles E. Simons Jr
Matthew J. Perry
Columbia
U.S. District Court For
Dudley H. Bowen Jr
U.S. District Court
Southern District of Georgia
Augusta
Ross
American Law Division
Congressional Research Service
Evan L. Hultman
U.S
Northern District of
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
F BA
John E. Cumbee
National Council of the
New Orleans
Edward P. Blanton Jr
Department of Energy
Ridge Spring
David C. Cross
Fort Gordon
Henry L. Whisenhunt Jr
Augusta Aiken
Henry Whisenhunt
Edward Blanton
Foul Play Ruled Out In Jail Death Of Inmate
Coroner Sue Townsend says foul play is not suspected in the death of 63 year old William Douglas Anderson at the Aiken County Jail. He was found in his cell after arrest for public intoxication. A toxicology report and blood alcohol reading are due within a week to determine the exact cause.
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Aiken County
Sue Townsend
William Douglas Anderson
Townsend
Aging Council Sets Square Dance in Aiken
The Aiken Area Council on Aging invites residents to a Saturday square dance at 7:30 p.m. at 159 Morgan Street NW Aiken. Proceeds fund new council activities center chairs with a $5 a couple donation.
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Aging Council
Aiken
Migrant Worker Sent Home With One-Way Ticket
Larry Richardson, a Nashville migrant worker, faced a General Sessions Court sentence that forced him to return home to Tennessee on a one-way ticket. When he lacked funds for bus fare, a courtroom collection was started but fell three dollars short. The judge remarked the missing money would buy a hot dog and a Coke. Authorities said Richardson stole to raise money to leave the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
General Sessions Court
Tennessee
Rodney Peeples
Larry Richardson
Richardson
Peeples
Bob Harte
Richmond County Historical Society to discuss L-Reactor restart
The Richmond County Historical Society will hold its May meeting at 8 p.m. May 17 in the Parish Hall of the Church of the Good Shepherd at 2230 Walton Way. J Walter Joseph Jr of Du Ponts SAP equipment engineering leads the session and chairs several local history groups. No admission charge.
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Savannah River
Richmond County Historical Society
Church of the Good Shephard
Walton Way
J. Walter Joseph Jr
The
du Pont Company
SAP
Joseph
Aiken County Historical Society
Historic Aiken Foundation
Augusta Archeological Society
Goodyear USC Aiken Host Ladies Car Care Clinic
The Goodyear USC Aiken Ladies Car Care Clinic will be held Thursday May 17 at 7 p.m. at Goodyear on Richland Avenue. Interested women may call 648-0153 to reserve a free clinic place.
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Goodyear-Usc-Aiken
Goodyear
Richland Ave
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Melynda Hill
Chenny Barnett
Tabbye Chavous
Jeannene Grutzner
Rusty Risher
Patrick Broadwater
Bert Thompson
Mark Williamson
Cliff Hastings
Carol Dichara
Martin Whitmire
By Larry Wood
Federal Bar Chapter
Fitzpatrick Opticians
Lancaster St. SW
Grainger Studio
Aiken, S.C
Kalmia Plaza
Nancy Marine
Aiken Community Playhouse
Miss Marine
Ginny Southworth
Society
Aiken Day School
P.O. Box
Grace Ave
Se, Aiken
Mom
Arntoboug
Wilkenson Sword Pruners
Cold Creek Garden
Pendleton Corner
Richland
St. Thaddeus
Dial
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