Area 3 Meets Tonight
The Administrative Area Three Schools Advisory Council will meet tonight at 7 in the board room of the Area Three Office building on U.S. 1.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1982
Page
3
The Administrative Area Three Schools Advisory Council will meet tonight at 7 in the board room of the Area Three Office building on U.S. 1.
Ten dollars buys all the fish you can catch at the Wagener Fire Department Pond Drawing. The event starts at 1 p.m. Saturday at Johnson's Pond four miles south of Wagener on Highway 113, with proceeds benefiting the Wagener Fire Department.
The Black Coalition of Aiken County Inc. will host a Meet the Candidates event this Saturday at 7 p.m. at Valley Fair Baptist Church Graniteville. Invited are all state and county candidates in the November election to discuss issues and answer questions. Contact Dr. Paul D. Weston at 593-4541 or Abelle Nivens at 663-7263 for details.
The Housing Authority of the City of Aiken received 109000 in HUD grants. Of this, 62800 funds will replace water and sewer connections in Gloverville area housing sites, while 47124 supports low income housing.
Sociologists from Georgia and South Carolina will gather at USC Aiken this weekend for the South Carolina Sociological Association meeting. Presentations include fear of success and other sociological topics. The group will meet Friday and Saturday.
The four percent excise tax on motor vehicles and motorcycles can now be paid at 57 vehicle service offices statewide. Implemented Monday by the Department of Highways and Public Transportation, the change allows buyers to register a vehicle and pay the tax at the same location, reducing travel and processing delays.
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