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Red springs, Rowland
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Carver Principal Gets
Leave Of Absence
For the finbOme during a
regular school nation, the
Scotland County Board of
Education hat approved an
eitwdsd leave of abeencc for
a ichoal principal
Rajri Brayboy, principal at
Carver Middle School, asked
far and received a six month
biatux which will extend from
Nov. N, 1M0 to May 10,1M1,
to complete requirements for
a doctoral degree from
Pennsylvania State
Univenity.
Brayboy received a
fellowship from the U.S.
Office of Indian Education to
assist in his efforts towards
obtaining his doctoral
degree.
Superintendent Johnny E.
Pressor) said the timing of
Bray boy" i request was
i amply a matter of coarae
availability
"Not only that, but if be
had begun hie studies
sometime during the sum
mer, he would have misted
the opening of school,"
Preeeon said Thursday.
"This way, Ray (Brayboy)
was present during opening
activities and will be finished
with his studies in time to
return to his duties before
school adjourns for the
summer."
According to Presson, an
acting principal will be
named to fill the temporary
vacancy created by
Brayboy's absence.
"We will fill this position
with a properly certified
individual from within the
county school system,"
mason said."
"And since Mr. Brayboy
? will not be receiving any of
bio regular salary while he is ?
away, we will use those funds
to compensate the individual
filling in."
Brayboy has been principal
at Carver Middle School for
raybrayboy
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long way from completion.
IN LOVING MEMORY
TONYA NICOLE OXENDINE
B?i Sept. 30, 1*76? died
Augoat 6, 1980.
I miss her so my heart is
sore.
And as time goes by, I miss
her more.
Her loving smile, and beauti
ful face. No one can ever fill
her vacant place.
She was so bright, and so
smart,
And she loved Jesus with all
her heart.
She always said she wanted to
live with Jesus,
And now He's took her for
some sad reason.
She said she was going to a
new home.
Now she's in the land of
Heaven to roam.
Tonya's gone, but she'll never
be forgotten.
As long as life and memory
last the pain'll still be rotten.
The pain grows with each
passing day,
What I feel inside is almost to
much to say.
The pain in my heart.
Is now worse than at the start.
All the pain that's inside,
Is becoming to much to hide.
I feel like I'm carrying such a
load.
That one day my heart will
surely explode.
I look for her in the night.
But there never seems to be
light.
I look for her in the day.
Then I have to tell myself,
"She's away."
What really happened, I can't
explain,
But I feel partly to blame.
I must make myself believe it
was her time to go.
But how I'll do it, I just don't
know.
I can still picture her under
water in that river,
And it hurts so bad, it makes
my body shiver.
I wonder if she felt any pain.
Or if it was as gentle as the
rain.
I wonder if she tried to reach
out for me.
And I was too blind to see.
And if she tried to call out to
me, and 1 was too deaf to hear.
And if her little body filled
with fear.
I wonder how she felt when for
the last time she went down,
And what's it like to be so
young and drown.
Why did God take her away,
No one can say.
Everyone always said, "Love
her while you can,"
Because God can take her with
a wave of His hand.
I never thought of her as God's
child, always mine.
But now He's took her from
me, and left me behind.
When 1 think of her little blue
lips,
My heart swells so big, it feels
A.' fr
I know she's in Heaven, a liMb
Angel looking so sweet.
But without one of my daugh
ters, my life is so uncomplete.
Because the memory of my
Tonya is there in everything 1
do,
And it hurts even worse,
because there'll never be
another Tu Tu.
V
-by LINDA OXENDfNE
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Children apparently
have always had toys. The
remains of dolls and toy
animals have been found
in the burial mounds of
ancient Persia and in early v
Greek Ruins.
But only recently have
specialists come to under
? stand that toys play an
important role above and
beyond pure fun. Experts
say toys actually serve as
unprinted "textbooks" in
helping children learn how
to deal with life.
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To encourage such cre
ative play, Fisher-Price ?
now in ita 60th year?
(uggeats parenta look for
toy* that challenge the
child, stimulate his imagi
nation, and offer opportu
nities for social interaction
with parents and other
children.
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