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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1984

Page

5

The Flyways Keep Busy With Migrating Visitors

The article notes birds migrate year round with many warbler species seen in fall and spring. It highlights Kentucky warbler chestnut sided black throated blue Cape May Blackburnian magnolia parula eastern yellow American redstart black and white black poll Myrtle yellow rumped palm orange crowned and others. It mentions migration timing from July to November and notes South Carolina as wintering ground for some species.

East South Carolina Peterson Alaska Chile

Alumni Meet Tonight At Bertha Williams Home

The South Carolina College State Alumni group convenes at 7 p.m. at 510 Camellia Street with Dr. William Hamm, athletic director, as guest speaker. A bus trip to Greensboro on Saturday for North Carolina A&T and S.C. State is to be discussed. all members and interested persons are invited.

South Carolina College State Bertha Williams Camellia Street William Hamm S.C. State North Carolina

Cavanagh Named Director of State Community Programs

Raymond M. Cavanagh Jr. is named director of community programs for the South Carolina Department of Youth Services in Richland County. He will supervise prevention intake probation and aftercare for youth under 17 entering Family Court. He previously led court services in the second circuit and has held multiple local leadership roles.

Raymond M. Cavanagh Jr South Carolina Department of Youth Services Richland County Avanagh Columbia Cava Ugh DYS Second Judicial Circuit Aiken County Brothers and Sisters of Aiken Helping Hands of Aiken State Employees’ Association Crisis Line

Engineers To Honor Aikenites At 50th SC Section Meet

The American Society of Civil Engineers South Carolina Section marks its 50th anniversary with its annual meeting at the Town House in Columbia. About 900 members belong to the state group. Past presidents from Aiken and North Augusta include Joseph E. Hovas, the late Robert C. Blair, Julian E. Head, Clifford D. Williams, George A. Nelson, John R. Armstrong, and Carlton T. Wise. Walker P. Ragin, chief of the South Carolina Department of Highways and Public Transportation, will speak at the luncheon.

American Society of Civil Engineers South Carolina Aiken Columbia Joseph E. Hovas Robert C. Blair Julian E. Head Clifford D. Williams George A. Nelson John R. Armstrong

Landfill Action Tops Amenda Meeting in Jackson

Jackson Town Council meets at 7 p.m. to discuss a state order to close the town landfill by mid September for health violations. Councilwoman Jean Collier, sanitation commissioner, and state officials have been in talks. Also on the agenda is hiring a new town policeman with several applications submitted.

Jackson Jackson Town Hall Jean Collier State Department of Health and Environmental Control Collier Hoyt Dunfieth Dunsieth

Busbee Elementary Hosts PTO Open House Tonight

Cyril B. Busbee Elementary will hold a Parent Teacher Organization open house at 7 30 PM. The meeting is open to all parents and aims to engage families in school activities.

Cyril B. Busbee Elementary

Windsor-Oakwood-Windsor P T O open house tonight

Oakwood Windsor Elementary invites all parents to a parent teacher organization open house at 7 p m. The event is open to the community. In Augusta the Red Cross offers a two day first aid class on September 11 and 13 with advance registration required by calling 722 1823.

Augusta Red Cross Augusta the Red Cross

Recreation Commission to Review Map and Plan

The Aiken County Recreation Commission meets tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Council Building to review a revised map of county recreation facilities and a long range plan. Reports from Chairman Merrill Keller on county council actions related to the recreation referendum wording for November are due.

Aiken County Recreation Commission Aiken County Council Richland Ave Commission Merrill Keller

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Cavanagh American Institute of Public Service Washington, D.C Augusta College The University of South Carolina Highland Park Country Club Busbee Elementary PTO Oakwood-Windsor Windsor Vilbert Estee Lauder
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