Hopeful Community Project Opens Halfway House at 121 York Street
The Aiken County Commission on Drug and Alcohol Problems opens a 12 to 18 bed halfway house at 121 York Street. It will serve Aiken Allendale and Barnwell counties with a minimum 45 day stay and a $30 weekly fee, funded by federal and local contributions. Residents will undergo group therapy and housekeeping duties while living in a non drinking home. Open House is Sept 22 to 25 with Oct 1 start date.
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Aiken County Commission On Drugs and Alcohol Problems
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Aiken County
Drug and Alcohol Problems
Aiken
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State Commission On Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
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Women’s Clubs
Mental Health Center
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Washington Letter Notes Political Stumbles and Debates
In Washington a steady drumbeat of fundraising for larger committees and more studies is highlighted. Secretary Simon criticizes government regulation raising consumer costs while Republicans host discussions in Georgetown on New Deal failures and policy impact. Presidential image and Kissinger influence shape foreign policy education as pundits discuss Reagan and Harrington amid regional press attention.
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Henry Kissinger
Michael Harrington
Ronald Reagan
Georgia
Bo Callaway
Reagan
Kissinger
Rockefeller-Kissinger
12 year old Kia Flynn set for national Little Miss Pageant
Williston girl Kia Flynn after years of training travels from Aiken to Baton Rouge Louisiana for the national Little Miss Pageant this weekend. She won the state talent trophy in Hartsville qualifying for the nationals and hopes to join the Aiken Ballet Company when old enough. Her family joins her in a busy schedule of ballet tap and jazz with piano study and plans to teach ballet someday.
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Pete
Kia
Bebo Flynn
Williston
Aiken
Crosby School of Dance
Hartsville
School of Dance
Carl Crosby
Flynns
Kelly
Flynn Kia
Aiken Ballet Company
Kia Flynn
Baton Rouge
Lynne Katonak
Lifelong Lansing ballet teacher Virgiline Simmons inspires art and community
Virgiline Simmons, in her mid 70s, continues to teach ballet in Lansing while painting still lifes in her four story home. She trained in Chicago, ran classes in the Porter Hotel area, and has taught thousands with eleven pupils going pro. She leads adult evening classes and participates in Zonta Club and Matinee Musicale, finding life a joy through teaching and art.
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Virgiline Simmons
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Miss Simmons
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Lansing Central High School
Degas
Zonta Club
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