An enthusiast!! group uf V» im-n ( nunty >oungstt-rs
partii ipatcd Mond£) night in a (ivmimstics
Show ,ponsored bv the Community St hools Program
Miss Fram es Daniel, one of the coaches, is
snimu above (ta> • ignt i vutn some ol tr.e 04 students
who partii ipated <n the show held ;>i HawkiiLs Gymnasium.
i Staff I'holoi
Young Warren Count) gymnists participated in a
variety (if exercises Monday. including vaulting and
tumbling, and gymnastic feats employing the
parallel hars and balance team at a show at
Hawkins School. Head coach for the group is
Rebecca Dillard who is assisted by Coaches Frances
Daniel, Sandra Norwood, and Joanne Evans.
Children are shown above preparing for their individual
performances on the mat. (Staff Photo I
I n M r\ rv* /~\ r* i /~i r n
Early Discipline Can Be Bad
It is important for a
child tu obe> his parents,
t)ut forget about
reprimanding an infant
He doesn't understand.
and even if he
did, he couldn't control
his action enough to do
what you tell him.
Discipline at too early
an age will only hold
back a child's development,''
says Dr. Frances
Wanner, extension
human development
specialist, North Carolina
State University
Being kind and gentle
with the baby works better
than anything else
You know that your
own work isn't up to par
when you are upset. It's
tt'f same with babies,"
I)i' Warner sa\s
In order for learning
and dev eiopment to
progress as it should,
the baby's environment
should be calm. Discipline
should mean
training which guides
the child and strengthens
good behavior. It
should not mean punishment."
the extension
specialist says
Punishment, such as
slapping the child's
hands when tie touches
something he shouldn t,
will eventually make
him want to stop touching
things at all. It
would lx' better to sim
ply move things that you
don't want the baby to
touch. When he is older,
you can talk to him and
he will understand whyhe
shouldn't do certain
things,'' l)r Wagner
says.
Try positive discipline
Take the child's
attention away from
what he shouldn't be
doing, and give him a
better activity. Good
discipline calls for advance
planning. It is a
lot harder to discipline
than to punish, but the
extra effort will pay off
by helping the child to
develop self-discipline,
Dr. Wagner says.
Ill ITI^IIIUI I VJM I
In loving memory of
Georgia Plum m e r
Brady who departed
this life Nov 17,1%4.
Twenty years ago today
(iod came and took you
away
We love and miss you
mother dear.
Because your voice we
no longer hear
Sadly missed by
YOUR CHILDREN
PHILIP. ELAINE,
MILDRED. JKSSIEB.
During our hour of
bereavement
Perhaps you sang a
lovely song.
Or sat quietly in a chair;
Perhaps you sent
beautiful flowers.
If so, we saw them
there.
Perhaps you sat or
spoke kind words
As good friends may
say;
Perhaps you were not
thereat all.
But thought of us that
day.
Perhaps you prepared
some tasty food,
Or furnished a car;
Perhaps you rendered a
service unseen.
Near at hand or from
afar.
Whatever you did to
console our hearts
We thank you so muchWhatever
the part!
THE FAMILY OF
PRESTON
WILLIAMS,SR.
Card Of Thanks
We would like to thank
Dr. Tnvedi, the Warren
Nursing Center and
Warren General
Hospital for the
dedicated services rendered
for our mother
these past few months.
The concern and kindness
shown by all
during her illness was
recognized and greatly
appreciated. We would
also like to sincerely
thank the people of the
community for all the
flowers, cards, prayers,
visits, phone calls and
food we received after
her death
You will always be remembered.
THE FAMILY OF
I-ORRAINE p.
BOLTON
Local Garden Club Meets In Ward Home
I fit- I 'iv* n N ( ountl'S
liardeii I'lutj tit-Id its
Iliollthls meeting Hi the
home ut \11 > Kluabeth
Ward with Mrs SatiscBruvwi
president, presiding
I he meeting
opened with the saying
nf the .Mate Motto. after
Given Award
M irifie S^t Joseph I.
<. ■: ihi uf Hilda K
•> M mi.I I errs, Sr
has been
Meritorious
.<• serving at
Corps Air
Mat, m Chen s Point
\ Meritorious Mast is
ai. 'ttu 1.11 recognition
from a Marine's commanding
officer for
superior individual pertonnaifi
e It is issued in
the ' "ii11 of a bulletin
pubs h l throughout
the ' ouiinand. and a
cops is entered in the
Marine's permanent
sen i' '■ records
A I'.'VH graduate of
.John Craham High
School. Warrenton, and
a 1"H0 graduate of
Durham technical Institute.
Durham, with an
Associate of Arts
degree, Sgt Terrs joined
the Marine Corps in
June 11)78
which diai ussioiis were
field and plans were
made for future projects
Items on the agenda
included contributing to
the beaut) uf a group
home b> ttie purchase of
a plant, setting dates on
which each member will
serve as hostess, and
scheduling a future
meeting of ttie Yearbook
committee for assembling
materials
1 he president appoint
ed a committee for the
purpose of drawing up
policies needed in ex
tending courtesies tu
members in various
situations It was reported
that Mrs. Susie
Williams will demonstrate
the making of
Christmas ornaments
with various types of
fabric at the December
meeting
Mrs lieneva Kitts
gave an interesting
demonstration concerning
dried flower arrangements.
She
presented, step b> step,
the procedure to follow
in producing an attractive
product After
drying four lovely blue
flowers, complete with
slellii and lea\ev Mm
Kitts framed them. thus
producing a beautiful
picture for a wall
Members then p l
pa ted in preparing pim e
cards for hospital
patients, using cardboard
and colorful decoi
atlons
During the social
hour. delicious refreshments
Here served by
the hostess