Apple Ensemble Lights Hopeland Gardens Concert Tonight
The Apple Ensemble performs at 7 in Hopeland Gardens as part of the Summer Concert Series. Yollie McKenzie and Dan Harmon share duties on 12 string and 6 string guitars banjo and mandolin. The free event invites attendees to bring blankets or lawn chairs. Parking is in the empty lot beside the Green Boundary Club on Mead Ave.
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Apple Ensemble
Hopeland Gardens
Yollie McKenzie
Dan Harmon Very Coe
Green Boundary Club
Mead Ave
City Council Hears NORTH AUGUSTA Green Acres Study Plan
North Augusta City Council will meet at 8 p.m. to consider a resolution naming a preliminary engineer for the Green Acres Community Development project with an estimated $1,200 study cost. A water and sewer bids resolution and a new street list funded by C funds are also on the agenda. A pre council session starts at 7 45 p.m. in City Hall.
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North Augusta
Green Acres
Harwood Beebe
North Augusta City Hall
Buena Vista Ave
Huff Discusses Gas Tax at Belvedere Meeting
Belvedere representative Thomas E. Huff will host a 7 p.m. town meeting in Belvedere Elementary School cafeteria. He will discuss the gasoline tax under House consideration and recent tax reform efforts.
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Belvedere
Thomas E. Huff
Dbelvedere
Huff
House
CAC Board Sets Meeting in Aiken County CAC offices
The Aiken County Community Action Commission board will meet Wednesday at 4 30 PM at 502 York Street in CAC offices. The public meeting will discuss agency affairs and is open to residents.
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Aiken County Community Action Commission
York Street
CAC
Fire burns at Langley Sanitary Landfill waste area
A fire started Friday around 2 p.m. in the industrial waste section of the Langley Sanitary Landfill and was still burning this morning. The supervisor says no hazardous chemicals are present and no danger to nearby communities.
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Langley Sanitary
William Patterson
Bobby Mauney
Aiken County Civil Defense
Langley
Bath
Clearwater
Thurmond Whatley
Break-ins Reported in Aiken County Homes
Aiken County Sheriff's Department reports Friday break ins at Samuel Ryan on Rt 2 North Augusta yielding $2 100 in clothes and checks and $500 in window damage. Dan Hollins home on Church Street Beech Island lost two riding lawn mowers totaling $2 400. James Kirkland of 216 Hillside Drive Clearwater reported theft of guns a police scanner and a mink coat.
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Rt. 2
North Augusta
Samuel Ryan
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Ryan
Church Street
Dan Hollins
Beech Island
James Kirkland
Hillside Drive
Clearwater
PSA Meeting Set For Tonight At Horse Creek Facility
The Aiken County Public Service Authority will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 30 in the conference room of the Horse Creek Pollution Control Facility located on S C 125 south of U S 1. Agenda includes committee reports plant operations status and a resolution to finalize a 201 planning study.
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North Augusta
Aiken County Public Service Authority
Horse Creek
S.C. 125
U.S. 1
Jackson Names Officers for 1980 81 Year
Jackson Jaycees elect new officers for 1980 81 led by Jimmy Mills as president and Dick Curzon as administrative vice president. Terry Lucero becomes internal vice president with Mike Tilley as external vice president Pat Sullivan as treasurer and Johnny Curtis as secretary.
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Jackson
Jackson Jaycees
Jimmy Mills
Dick Curzon
Terry Lucero
Mike Tilley
Pat Sullivan
Johnny Curtis
Two Aiken County Roads To Be Paved In SC
The South Carolina Highways and Public Transportation Commission plans paving for Nos. 1859 and 1920 in Aiken County totaling three miles at a cost of 288,319 dollars. Southern Roadbuilders Inc. of Augusta will perform the work.
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Aiken County
South Carolina Highways and Public Transportation Commission
Southern Roadbuilders Inc
Augusta
Three Seek House Seat in District 82 Primary
In Aiken South Carolina on May 19 1980 three Democrats compete for the District 82 House seat. Incumbent William A Reel of Edgefield is up against Edgefield’s Joe Anderson Jr and Johnston’s Scott Derrick. Candidates stress spending limits education and economic growth as key issues.
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S.C
House of Representatives
William A. Reel
Edgefield
Joe Anderson Jr
Scott Derrick
Johnston
Reel
State House
State Senate
Army Command and General Staff College
S.C. National Guard
House
Senate
Unis
Anderson
Edgefield Chamber of Commerce
Johnston Jaycees
Edgefield County Heart Fund
Edgefield County Senior Citizens Council
Sertoma
Edgefield County
Farm City
Georgia-Carolina Council of Boy Scouts of America
South Carolina
Clemson University
University of South Carolina Law School
Derrick
Political posters on highways face limited enforcement
South Carolina DHPT enforces the Highway Advertising Control Act only when complaints arise, citing manpower limits. Posters on rights of way near roads may be removed by owners if unsightly, with fines or jail possible. Local maintenance engineers handle removal requests, including Al Barwick in Aiken County.
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South Carolina
Ieences Cayenne de Sepedsine
DHPT
Hipp
Aiken County
al Barwick
North Augusta Names Charles Martin City Manager
Charles B. Martin, North Augusta's new city manager, aims to distinguish the city from a mere bedroom community by pursuing development with a strong recreational focus and preserved residential character. He plans closer county cooperation and engaging with key organizations while keeping long hours to catch up on city needs. In his spare time he helps with his sons' Dixie Youth Baseball teams.
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North Augusta
Charles B. Martin
Martin
Metropolitan Augusta
Powell Black
Aiken
University of Georgia
Anderson
Florence
Dixie
NEW
New North Augusta
North Augusta City Hall
Elizabeth Harrington
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Citadel
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The
Merchants Association
Sertoma Club
Monetta
Fox
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