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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1985

Page

7

Columbia Not Well Known By Executives In Survey

A $20 000 Market Search study for the Greater Columbia Chamber of Commerce found that Columbia's 410 000 residents and central location do not translate into national visibility among business executives and site selectors. The report notes no strong image exists to build on, suggesting an opportunity to craft a distinctive marketing campaign to attract 20 000 new jobs in four years beyond military and government sectors.

Columbia Greater Greater Columbia Chamber Jim Murphy The Southeast Southwest Atlanta Charlotte South Carolina Charleston Greenville South Caro

Seminarians Share Experiences From S4TL Seminar

North Augusta High School students Mike Pereyo and David Bigger spoke to the North Augusta Rotary Club about their S4TL Seminar at Erskine College in Due West. Pereyo and Bigger described the weeklong program, its speakers, activities, and topics including football river conservation leadership and education reform while noting about 40 delegates attended.

North Augusta Mike Pereyo David Bigger North Augusta High School Rotary Club Erskine College Due West Pereyo Bigger

Traditional butchers fade as clean meat merchandisers rise

Aiken AMBUCS heard Jimmy Brinkley of Brink's Food Market in New Ellenton discuss replacing traditional butchers with merchandisers to cut costs for consumers. He demonstrated boning pork and described lean meat benefits, including pork calories and diet appeal. The club meets Tuesdays at 1 p.m. at Western Steeron University Parkway. president is Charles W. Hubbard Jr.

Aiken Ambucs Jimmy Brinkley Brink’s New Ellenton Brinkley Steeron University Parkway Charles W Butch) Hubbard Jr Alex Beasley

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