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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1985
Page
11
Aiken Public Safety Department hosts an open house today from 2 to 5 p.m. at 251 Laurens Street NW with guided tours refreshments and entertainment. Fire and safety programs target young children and at 4 30 p.m. winners of the fire prevention week drawing contest will be announced with prizes of 100 50 and 50 savings certificates. Public invited.
Jackson Town Council debates a rough draft plan for a new town hall post office building at the meeting tomorrow at 7 p m. Councilmember Jean Collier says the town must pursue the project and notes it faces many requirements. A town tax increase is also on the agenda along with a Planning and Zoning Commission report.
Salley officials schedule regular meeting for Monday at 7 p.m. in Salley Town Hall to discuss local matters and town affairs.
In Forbes September 23, Robert Lucas of Green Hills Farm is profiled for Hanoverian breeding using artificial insemination. Aiken Recreation Department earns statewide notice for a recent conference award, while local judges discuss workload and community dynamics amid praise for Sir Harte and Peeples.
Aiken Community Hospital offers autologous blood storage and reinfusion within two years, using freezing at -70 C for up to two years or 2.6 C storage if surgery occurs within 42 days. Dr. Jim Kasin notes patients seek own blood to avoid disease fears, with Red Cross handling collection and testing. The program aims to ease AIDS fear while maintaining strict testing and sterile procedures.
The Aiken City Council will hear second readings on annexing 636.51 acres of Woodside Plantation and 89 acres of Seven Oaks tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the municipal building. Also up for votes are sewer ordinance changes, Lot 9 Silver Bluff Estates purchase, and grants for northern and northeastern interceptor sewers. John Roberts resigns from Planning and Zoning.
North Augusta council will review bids for the North Augusta Community Center after bids exceeded estimates. Triangle Contractors Inc. of Martinez Ga had the apparent low bid for site work 112 590 and construction 989 447 with 93 582 alternates. Other bidders included R W Allen and Associates H W Duffie Construction and Mobley Construction. Demolition bids came in under estimate with McKie Equipment Rental the apparent low at 4900 against a 10195 70 estimate.
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