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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1984

Page

5

Aiken Hospital Names Two Nurses Of The Year

Joyce Walker Pompey and Lucine Green named Registered Nurse of the Year and Licensed Practical Nurse of the Year at Aiken Community Hospital. Pompey, 27, educated in local schools, holds a BS in nursing and pursues a Master's degree, while Green, 42, graduated from A L Corbett High School and Good Samaritan School of Practical Nursing, with a long tenure at local hospitals. Both are married with children and unaware of the honors until the announcement.

Joyce Walker Pompey Lucine Green Aiken Community Hospital Pompey Aiken Aiken High University of South Carolina Aubrey Raiford Pompey Aubrey Jr Sparkle Ann Mrs. Green A.L. Corbett High School Wagener The Good Samaritan Waverly School Columbia Columbia Hospital Aiken County Hospital Eddie Green Walree Pamela Terresa

Education Bill Aims to Propel South Carolina Forward

Sen. Tommy Moore told Graniteville Exchange Club the Education Improvement Act is a model for other states and would push SC into the jet age by boosting technical college funding and a proposed $8 million USC Aiken science building. He warned about textile job losses and diversifying the economy. Charles Simmons introduced him. club president John White organized meetings at Midland Valley Country Club.

Tommy Moore Graniteville Exchange Club Sen. Moore D-Aiken County South Carolina USC Aiken SRP Charles Simmons John White Midland Valley Country Club

Filing Open for Wagener General Election

Wagener town will hold a general election on Tuesday December 11 to elect a mayor and two councilmen. Filing is open and closes October 31 at the Wagener Town Hall. The municipal election committee includes Mrs J O Brown Louis J Kitchings and Mrs Lewis Williams.

Wagener Wagener Town Hall J.O. Brown Louis J. Kitchings Lewis Williams

Area 3 Council to Hold Regular Meeting Tonight

Langley Area 3 advisory council schedules a regular meeting at 7 p.m. in the Area 3 office building board room on U.S. 1. The public is invited to attend.

Langley Area 3 Advisory Council Area 3 U.S. 1

Smurfs to Visit Augusta Cityfest on Broad Street

Augusta’s third annual Cityfest runs tomorrow from noon to 7 pm on Broad Street between Bankers First and WAGT. The seven hour event features county bands arts and crafts appearances by the NBC Smurf clogging acts magician Dixie Dooley and food and drinks from Scongers Barbecue.

Augusta Broad Street Bankers First Wagt Televsion NBC Dixie Dooley Scongers

Charleston Moves Toward South Carolina Marine Science Museum

At the State Ports Authority terminal, about 350 people heard Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. outline an $8.2 million plan to establish the states first aquarium on Charleston's edge and join as charter members of Friends of the South Carolina Marine Science Museum.

Charleston South Carolina Marine Science Museum State Ports Authority Joseph P. Riley Jr Friends of the South Carolina Marine Science Museum

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