Rotary honors two North Augusta members with Paul Harris Award
North Augusta Rotary Club honors Robert Lemon and Douglas E. Treadway for $1,000 gifts to the Rotary Foundation. Foundation funds support the Polio Plus Campaign aiding 17 countries. Jaycees donate $1,800 to Helping Hands shelter and raise funds via a Kroger gift certificate raffle.
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North Augusta
Jaycees
Aiken
Helping Hands
Kroger
John Snellgrove
Patchwork Players
Camp Hope
Nancy Carson
The
North Augusta Jaycees
Tom Hall
Suzanne Giess
Library group names officers for 1987 88 year
North Augusta Friends of the Nancy Carson Library elected officers for the 1987 88 year at a Monday night meeting. Pat Finch became president Robin Johnston treasurer and Pat Birchenall secretary. Executive committee includes Merrilee Anderson Sally Benjamin and Jan Menger.
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North Augusta
Friends of the
Nancy Carson Library
Pat Finch
Robin Johnston
Pat Birchenall
Merrilee Anderson
Sally Benjamin
Jan Menger
Farmers Home Administration seeks county committee nominees
Aiken County farmers are invited to become nominees for the FmHA county committee. County supervisor Robert P. Parris announced the call for eligible farmers. Under the 1985 Farm Bill two of the three committee members will be elected with the third designated by FmHA.
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Aiken County
Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Robert P. Parris
Senate advances budget bill amid pay raises debate
Sen. John Lindsay says the Senate will work into the evening to pass the $3 billion 1987-88 budget bill while fending off attacks on agency head salary increases. Hamm’s $10,000 raise is approved. $132,000 allotted for regional transportation authorities and federal matching funds. The panel defeated a move to lower the Southeastern average for teachers’ salaries.
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Columbia
John Lindsay
Senate
Marlboro
Steve Hamm
Hun
Isadore Lourie
D-Richland
Hamm
Glenn McConnell
Charleston
Lindsay
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Alex Macaulay
Doconee
Smelly Socks Move Fox Family From Fairfield Den
State wildlife officials used socks with human scent to deter a mother red fox from a den in Fairfield Ohio. The fox family relocated to avoid bulldozers as construction resumes on the Forest Fair Mall site. Workers nearby reported the den's danger.
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Fairfield
Ohio
Mike Serio
Forest Fair Mall
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Financial Corp
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Rotary
Finch
Rheem Water Heaters
Kimball's
Heating & Electrical Company
Rine Wr
Eejay
Kalmia Mall
Aiken Jlue Value Home Center
Sakrete
York St
Veeda
Mes
White & Brass Contemporary
Carton
Dad
Vee
Chirotonic
Bruer
Porky Bradberry
Office and
Ie Exchange
Park Office
Edgefield Rd
Belvedere
Chee
2-Pc
Augusta Rd
Bill Vernon Chevrolet
Rhodes
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