Dennis Retzlaf (left) and Miranda Earp (right) of the Warren County Health
Department prepare to show a film on "Health Careers" to enrollees of the
summer work program at the old Haliwa School.
Indian Youths Complete
Summer Work Activities
The Summer Youth
Demonstration Program,
developed by the N. C.
Commission of Indian
Affairs, and designed to
meet the needs of the
economically disadvantaged
Indian population of
North Carolina, came to an
end last Friday in Warren
County. Through contracts
with Lead Regional Organizations
and program
operators, the Commission
obtained a committment
for 23 Warren County
youths between the ages of
15-18.
The program provided a
meaningful summer work
and training experience
for the youths. It also
expanded the participant's
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career options by gearing
the work site of each
student to meet his or her
special interests. A series
of eight career planning
days, once a week, was
held to expose the participants
to a variety of
careers. The Warren County
Health Department
visited the Old Haliwa
School recently, where the
program was held during '
the summer. Dennis Retzlaf
and Mrs. Miranda Earp
presented a film on
"Health Careers."
One day a week was used
for Remedial Education
Day. Adult teacher-supervisors
worked with the
students in the development
of personal educational
programs.
Recruitment for the
program was done by the
commission's manpower
developer, Herbert Richardson,
CETA director. He
assigned the enrollees to
work sites in the county
compatible with their
Health Department
Schedule Outlined
August 22-26
8:30a. m.-4:30p. m.
Monday-Friday
Sanitarians are available
for sewage and water
inspections. They are in
the office 8:30-9:30 a. m.
-leave message at other
times.
CLINICS
Tuesday - GENERAL
CLINIC for immunizations,
VD testing, Blood
pressure checks and allergy
shots.
Wednesday - PEDIATRIC
CLINIC by appointment
only.
Thursday - MATERNITY
AND FAMILY PLANNING
CLINICS by appointment
only.
For information or appointment
call 257-1185.
interests and availability.
At the conclusion of the
project, an in-depth evaluation
was made by the
Commission's CETA administration
staff.
Garden Club Wins
Blue Ribbon For
Scrapbook Entry
The Federation of Garden
Clubs of North
Carolina held its annual
meeting at the St. James
Inn in Fayetteville recently.
Two members of the
Town 'N Country Garden
Club are officers in the
Federation. Mrs. S. H.
Brown is financial secretary
and Mrs. E. M. Brown
is treasurer. Mrs. Sophese
Hawkins, president of the
local club, attended as a
delegate and Mrs. Annie
Mae Alston accompanied
her.
The Honorable Beth
Finch, mayor of Fayetteville,
welcomed the Federation
at the opening
meeting. Tours were given
through Kyle House and
garden, and the city rose
garden, Fayetteville University
and parts of Fort
Bragg.
The Town 'N Country
Garden Club won a blue
ribbon for the club scrapbook.
The scrapbook committee
was Ms. M. H.
Powell, Clarice Green, C.
H. Hawkins and A. M.
Alston. A tri-ribbon was
received on the club
yearbook. The yearbook
committee comprised of
Ms. E. M. Brown, S. H.
Brown and G. F. Hawkins.
Mrs. Sophese Hawkins
brought the prized trophy
home to the club because
of these honors.
It is the seed head of the
dill plant that is used in
pickles.
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Recreation Workshop
Held For 4-H Clubs
By G. W. KOONCE
Extension Agent, 4-H
At the end nf a successful
monthly 4-1. eeting is a
few minuter ** enjoyable
recreation. That's the
perfect layout but does it
always happen?
That's the question that
Sue Salmon started erasing
from the Warren
County 4-H Program on
Thursday, August 11, when
she held a Recreation
Workshop at John
Graham High School Auditorium
for representatives
of each organized 4-H club.
Thirty-three 4-H'ers and
leaders attending the Recreation
Workshop were
Benson Pastor
To Move Here
The Rev. Charles R.
Millard has accepted the
pastorate at the Church of
God on North Main Street
in Warrenton. The Rev.
Mr. Millard came to
Warrenton from Benson
where he served as pastor
for two years.
He is married to the
former Betty Holmes of
Youngsville. They have
one child.
first oriented as to why
recreation is needed, how
to lead a recreational
activity, the types of
recreation, and the appropriateness
of time and
place. The leader then
commenced to take the
group through several
recreational exercises.
Some of these exercises
included the Israeli Leg
Relay, time fillers, musical
balloons, Jive-Mix and
Rock, Letter Fly, Let's Go
Bear Hunting and others.
Each club present received
a "Whirl Wind of Fun
Book" to use in preparing
for local club recreation.
The book contains recreation
suggestions on quiet
games, mixers, crafts,
active games, and stories,
stunts and skits.
A thought leads us to
believe that there's going
to be a good time at the old
clubhouse on 4-H meeting
night.
The Warren Record, Warrenton, North Carolina, Thursday, August It, 1977 — Page J
Tanishia Leshurt Bullock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Bullock of the Greenwood Village Community,
was named "Baby of the Year" during a recent baby
contest sponsored by the Junior Department of the
Greenwood Baptist Church. Second and third place
winners were, Devin Daniels, grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Daniels of Warrenton and Jonathan
Bullock, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bullock of
Henderson. All monies raised from the contest will be
used toward the church building fund.
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Youth Achievement
4-H Club Has Meet
By DEN1SE BULLOCK
The Youth Achievement
4-H Club met in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Burnett on August 10 with
Carmen Burnett presiding.
Denise Bullock led the
group in singing "America
The Beautiful."
The members planned
and studied the educational
program for the rest of
the year. The purpose for
this review was to arouse
more interest and carry
out activities in the club.
The program committee
and leaders requested that
each member please be
present at our October
meeting. Daryll and Chuck
Richardson from East
Orange, N. J. were visitors
for the occasion.
The group took a walk
across the farm to see
Frank Dortch's chickens
which he will enter in the
Poultry Show at the
Warren County Fair in
September. Frank was
commended for the fine
way he has cared for his
chickens.
On return from the farm
walk, John H. Burnett
surprised everyone with a
watermelon cutting party
on the lawn. Music was
rendered by Carmen and
Andrea Burnett from
stereo tapes. We had a
good time.
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