Adoption seminar hosted by local council and partners
The Briefly she .C. Council on Adoptable Children cooperates with Aiken Regional Medical Centers and Adoption Advocates to sponsor an adoption seminar on Saturday at Aiken Regional on University Parkway. Checkin starts 8:30 a.m. followed by sessions 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Topics cover infertility, adoption law, options, agency adoptions, waiting children, international and independent adoptions. Registration is $20 single or $30 couple. forms via COAC at 03-29-0808.
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Council On Adoptable Children
Aiken
Adoption Advocates
Aiken Regional
University Parkway
COAC
Bar-B-Q meeting to feature Army veteran speaker in Warrenville
Jack Mariar, past tos er of the Army of Northern Virginia, Sons of Confederate Veterans, will headline the Barnard E. Bee Camp meeting at Bobby's Bar-B-Q on US 1 in Warrenville. The event, open to the public, features artifacts on artillery and projectiles. For more information, call 649-9810.
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Jack Mariar
Toser
Army of Northern Virnna
Sons of Confederate Vetterans
Barnard E. Bee
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Bobby's Bar-B-Qon US
Warrenville
Marlar
Fountain Inn
Green Boundary Club to Open Amid Rising Deficit for 1995-96
The Green Boundary Club will open for the 1995 96 season on Oct 5 after deciding to keep operating despite a mounting deficit. A July notice urged not reopening and selling club assets, but the full board reversed course and formed a new review committee led by W Gibbs Herbruck.
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Green Boundary
Uly
W. Gibbs Herbruck
Julian B. Salley Jr
Green Boundary Club
Woodside volunteers aid Children’s Place expansion
Woodside Plantation maintenance crew lent help to United Way agency Children’s Place on Barnwell Avenue. The project adds space for infants and toddlers, therapy rooms, and after school areas funded by a $3,500 donation from Sen. W. Greg Ryberg. Project Vision volunteers will finish painting with further workdays planned.
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Woodside Plantation
Children’s Place
United Way
Barnwell Avenue
Peggy Ford
Children's Place
Mary Ella Brown
W. Greg Ryberg
R-Aiken
Ms. Ford
Woodside
Rally In Alley Friday Kickoff To 1995 United Way Campaign
United Way of Aiken County launches its 1995 campaign with a Friday morning event at The Alley. About 160 volunteers will report to work at United Way agencies and engage in four community service projects under Project Vision. Graniteville Company lends 27 employees to assist.
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United Way
Savannah River
United Way of
Aiken County
Carol McCormack
Graniteville Company
Lloyd Yaun
Planners Back Zoning Change For North Side Food Store
The Aiken Planning Commission on Tuesday night backed a conditional zoning change to ease a new Warren Irvin Co food store and three shops at Wire Road and Rutland Drive. The plan, approved 6 0, delays construction six to eight weeks while a variance for neighborhood business use is reviewed. Residents supported the request citing need for a second north side store.
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Wire Road
Rutland Drive
Aiken
Warren Irvin Company
8.C. 118
Commission
Warren Irvin
William Sibley
Irvin
Lucy Knowles
North Side
Projections On Target For County School Enrollment
Larry Clark again hits accuracy as Aiken County Public Schools reports 25 254 students enrolled by day six of the new school year. The total slightly trails last year by 254 while district planners note a net increase of 28 across five districts. Area 1 leads gains with 77 more students since day one, followed by Area 2. Area 3 shows 67, Area 5 has 80, and Area 4 has 126 since day six. staff adjustments and possible new hires are anticipated.
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Larry Clark
Aiken County
William A. Gallman
Linda B. Eldridge
Area 1
Area 2
Dr. Gallman
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Sons of Confederates
Illiston
Williston
Billie Jean Sprawls
Mike Benjamin
Phil Frederick
Barnwell Election Commission
City of
Grands Vier
Philip Lord
Ctor
Dave Christer
Plantation
S. Glenn Loveless
By Carl Langley
Dr. Eldridge
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