States chosen for campaign on education
South Carolina joins North Carolina Michigan and Ohio in a yearlong Voices for Children public information effort on preschool benefits. Coordinators in Aiken include Dr. Linda Randolph and Maria Gregory Taylor with volunteers offering presentations to clubs and groups. The campaign is led nationally by the High Scope Educational Research Foundation. National co director Lawrence J. Schweinhart cites reduced learning problems and lower arrest and dropout rates as key outcomes.
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South Carolina
Voices For Children
North Carolina
Michigan
Ohio
Aiken
Linda Randolph
Usc-Aiken
Maria Gregory Taylor
Aiken Elementary
High Scope Educational Research Foundation
Ypsilanti
Lawrence J. Schweinhart
Stacy Thomas
Laurens Street
Wynne Fallon
Bob Wells
Ellie Swanson
Scaeyc
Mary L. Hudson
Stephanie Byrne
Scacus
Leslie Alexander
Larry Aldrich
Lawana McKenzie
Tina Day
Judy Carter
Felicia Holmes
Edgefield County
Tammy Bone
Brenda Aldrich
Rebecca Weatherby
Barnwell County
Ava G. Black
Barnwell Public Library
Tri-Development Names Drive Chairmen for Campaign
Seven campaign chairmen were named to lead the capital funds drive for the Tri-Development Center of Aiken County founded in 1977 to aid handicapped children and adults. The group aims to raise 400000 for acquiring and renovating the Eustis Park School property. Donations may be sent to Tri-Development Center Box 698 Aiken 29802. John Ellis chairs the campaign.
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Tri-Development Center
Aiken County
Eustis Park
Carl J. Lockwood
Robert L. Leminick
William L. Meehan
William
Joy Circle Sponsors Sale For Salkehatchie Service
The Joy Circle of Trinity United Methodist Church sponsors a Saturday yard sale with white elephants baked goods and crafts. Proceeds go to the Salkehatchie Summer Service run by the South Carolina Methodist Conference aiding youths repairing homes for needy residents.
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Joy Circle
Trinity United Methodist Church
S.C. Methodist Conference
Trinity
John Culp
South Carolina
Salley Town Council Petition Deadline and Election Date
All Salley candidates must file petitions by July 6 at 6 p.m. Petitions available from the Municipal Election Commission chairman. Seats 1 and 3 up for four year terms in the August 21 election at Salley Town Hall.
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Salley
Municipal Election Commission
Salley Town Hall
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