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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1984
Page
9
South Aiken High football coach and AD told Aiken Rotary Club the team's 1-3 start is the school’s worst in five years, joked about film quality and a South Africa video. He warned new education laws could affect players’ eligibility.
Aiken Chamber of Commerce presents a one day seminar titled Telephone Techniques in two sessions from 9 a.m. to noon and 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Laura New Associates conduct the training on portraying a company telephone image. A solid oak candlestick telephone door prize is donated by AT T Phone Center. Contact the Chamber to register.
The Aiken County Republican Women's Club meets Thursday at 10 a.m. at Republican Headquarters 141 Chesterfield St. S. A mini show previews the Aiken County Historical Museum benefit antique fashion show Bustles and Fringes slated for Oct 13 at USC Aiken. Refreshments will be served.
The Aiken County Board of Education will discuss absences and excuses at tonight's 7:30 meeting at Silver Bluff High School. The public is invited and directions reference Silver Bluff Road and Petticoat Junction.
Jackson area residents will have the opportunity to donate blood Thursday as a bloodmobile is stationed at the Masonic Lodge from 4 to 8 p.m. For more information contact the Jackson Fire Department.
Janice McRee joins the Aiken County Clemson Extension as supervisor of EFNEP and oversees food and nutrition, family resources, and family life. A Tennessee native, she holds degrees from the University of Tennessee and Florida State University and has worked in extension roles in Tennessee, Florida, and Clemson since 1975. The family moved to Aiken recently, and they attend St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church.
A report by the forest industry and the South Carolina Forestry Commission warns of a coming tree shortage as 55 000 of 234 000 harvested pine acres remain un replanted. Annual removals up 24 percent since 1978 while net growth falls 28 percent. Forestry productivity committees urge landowners to reforest idle land and replant recently harvested tracts. Contact Clemson Extension Service or SC Forestry Commission for details.
The fourth annual South Carolina Horse Fair will be held Sunday October 7 at 2 p.m. in the horse show arena at the State Fairgrounds in Columbia. No admission. Jim Fisher president of the SC Horse Council says the fair aims to explain the breeds of South Carolina with each breed demonstrated for about 20 minutes. Breeds include Appaloosa American Saddlebred Arabian Morgan Tennessee Walker Paso Fino Quarter Horse and Paint.
County groups planning cultural events from late September to December 31 open to the public may have listings in a Special Calendar. Send details to Special Events in care of Kathy Petty, Features Editor, Box 456, Aiken Standard, Aiken SC 29801. Include name address and phone. Deadline is tomorrow.
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