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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

06 Nov 1981

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1981

Page

5

Railfan Maurice Shapes Aiken Ties To Rail History

Thomas F. Maurice, president of Southeastern Clay Company, longtime railroad buff, settled in Aiken in 1939 after a NY birth and Princeton education. He chairs local and regional boards, preserves railway heritage, and leads his family business now run by son Stewart and nephew John Winans.

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Thomas F. Maurice Southeastern Clay Company New York City Aiken Library New York Union Street Park Avenue Pennsylvania Station Trenton Maurice Tottie Marian Durand Augusta National Historical Railroad Society Historic Aiken Foundation Friends of Hopelands Historic Dibble Aiken-Bamberg-Barnwell-Edgefield South Maurices Annie Hankinson Southeastern Clay Florence Street Stewart John Winans China SPCA Augusta Symphony Men’s Board Betty Post York Street Barnwell Avenue Sharon Atlanta Gene McClure Holley Michelle C&s Bank Kiffin Crest Travel Agency Tom Maurice Elizabeth Harrington
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Turn Back the Pages of Time Aiken Calendar

Dorothy MacDowell's 1982 calendar invites readers to explore Aiken history through sepia toned scenes. The cover shows a polo match with horse drawn buggies as spectators celebrate the polo centennial. The book traces Aiken from its 1835 church, hotel and school landmarks to its role as a winter health resort and rail era city.

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Dorothy MacDowell Aiken
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Turn Back the Pages of Time Historic Aiken Calendar

Aiken County Today covers Dorothy K. MacDowell's calendar Turn Back the Pages of Time featuring historic Aiken images. It includes photos of the 1888 red brick courthouse with early 1900s addition and the city’s first fire department engine.

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S.H. Piercy Aiken Laurens and Curve Street Laurens Street City of Aiken Miss Aiken Mildred Hutson
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Job outlook for the eighties and women’s options

The Labor Department notes a good job outlook for the 1980s across many fields with competition for higher level roles likely to stay stiff for baby boomers and those born in the 1960s. Lower youth unemployment and shrinking some areas like teaching will be offset by aging populations increasing demand in health care and services.

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U.S. Department of Labor Consumer Information Center Pueblo Colo
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Job options for women in the 80s guide

The guide advises young job seekers to list strengths and experiences, seek work permits if under 18, obtain a social security number, and expand contacts through ads and organizations. It notes college grads tend to better job prospects, with science and math majors in demand, and promotes the Consumer Information Catalog for free and low cost booklets.

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Commission On the Status of Women Consumer Information Center The General Services Administration
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Aiken Day School C.O. Pascalis Alfred Andrew Dexter S.C Winter Colony St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church By Sarah Caskey Aiken County Today Cime Dorothy K. MacDowell Aiken, South Carolina Dorothy B MacDowell, Acker Consumer Cares
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