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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1992

Page

13

Jaycees Fair Opens Tonight At Aiken County Grounds

The Ken Jaycees County Fair begins at 6 p.m. at the Aiken Jaycee County Fairgrounds on U.S. 1 N. Free admission for all area grade school students. ride specials include $7.99 with coupon or $8.99 without. Other events include a merchants night with the same ride deal, a ride-a-thon, and a $6.99 all-rides option. Regular admission is $2 and parking is extra. Gates open tonight and Saturday and Sunday at 6 p.m.

Aken ‘Jaycee County Fairgrounds U.S. 1 Abe

Aiken County Council Considers Hazardous Materials Registry

The council plans a hazardous materials registry to aid emergency response, part of 18 public hearing items at the 7 p.m. meeting. Officials discuss revenue refunding bonds, grants, and park improvements while highlighting growing industry traffic on Interstate 20 and US routes 1 25 78 278. County Administrator William Shepherd cites cross county commerce and the need for faster response units beyond the current Colum bia health department. The meeting is at 736 Richland Ave. W. in Council Chambers.

Aiken County William Shepherd Department of Health and Environmental Control Columbe Crossi He County

Young Boxer Brissey Probes Olympic Dream at 16

Kane Brissey, a 16 year old from North Augusta, trains four days a week at the North Augusta Boxing Club under Noah Newman. The Midland Valley High student weighs 99 pounds and aims for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, hoping to gain experience through about 150 bouts before trials. He has already earned the 1991-92 State Junior Olympi­an title and the 1992 South Carolina Outstanding Boxer award, and dreams of coaching others to Olympic success.

Orth Augusta Kane Brissey Brissey Patti Ronnie Brissey North Augusta Noah Newman Midland Val High School Atlanta South Carolina Bris

Missionary Couple Back Home

Angie and Gene Wilson return after 29 years as missionaries in Brazil to Midland Valley. They describe culture shock adjusting to common supermarkets, lack of mass transit, and police corruption in their hometown, noting they now observe their own community with new eyes.

Angie Gene Wilson Brazil

Security Federal Groups File Notices of Acquisition

Two major stockholders of Security Federal Savings Bank of South Carolina filed additional documents to satisfy federal banking rules. A legal advertisement in the Aiken Standard noted the notices filed with the Office of Thrift Supervision. President Timothy W. Simmons said the filings fulfill stock ownership requirements and do not affect management or operations.

Security Federal Savings Bank of South Carolina Office of Thrift Supervision Aiken Standard Timothy W. Simmons Security Federal

Salley Museum to Open in Old Pine Street School

Salley prepares to reopen the 1909 two story Pine Street building as a museum. Alumni former students and teachers will attend the grand opening from 2 to 4 pm. The Hall of Fame honors local residents while displays feature Salley family portraits artifacts and era furnishings. Future plans include an activity room library and archives.

Pine Street Salley Hall of Fame

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