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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1997

Page

19

Aiken Newcomers Club marks 25th anniversary luncheon

The Aiken Newcomers Club celebrates 25 years with a Sept. 9 luncheon at Hound Slake Country Club ballroom. Formed Oct. 10, 1972, the group supports local agencies like Hitencock Hospice Help Line House TEARS Mental Health Association and the Aiken County Literacy Council. Several interest groups exist including bridge crafts golf book walking stitchery cooking and history. Luncheon cost is 8.25 with a 1.50 attendance option. Reservations close Sept. 5. contact numbers are listed.

Aiken Newcomers Aiken Houndslake Country Club Hitencock Hospice Help Line House Aiken County TEARS Mental Health Association Council On Aging Aiken County Literacy Council

Aiken grants funds to support juvenile justice program

Aiken participates in a federally funded program under the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. The Advisory Council, including state and local officials and private citizens, will recommend improvements to prevent youth involvement with the South Carolina court system. The grant totals $1,062,000 for project workers travel supplies and administrative costs.

South Carolina Aiken Department of Justice Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

ATC funding limits spur local talk on ATC impact

Tad Barber notes part of ATC funds go to 20/20 support while business leaders learn how Aiken Technical College keeps 80 percent of graduates in the area. He says ATC’s role benefits the community and local economy.

Tad Barber Aiken Technical College Aiken ATC Barber

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