COMMUNITY
Engagements announced
W1SNIEWSKI
WI8NIEWSKI-DANCHISE
Mr. and Mrs. Jim H. Harri
son of Route 4, Williams ton,
N.C. announce the engagement
at their daughter Barbara Ann
Wixniewski to Willis Proctor
Danchise, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Danchise, Route 5, Hert
ford.
The bride-elect is a Regis
tered Medical Laboratory Tech
nician and Veterinarian Assis
tant at Pasquotank Animal
Hospital in Elizabeth City, N.C.
The prospective bridegroom
WILSON
is a graduate of Perquimans
County High School and is em
ployed at Harvey Point Defense
Testing Activity in Hertford.
The wedding is planned for
September 1 at 3 p.m. in Bethel
Baptist Church, Hertford.
Friends and relatives are in
vited to attend.
WILSON-GODFREY
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wilson
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Jobina, to Abe
L. Godfrey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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ELLIOTT
A.L. Godfrey Jr.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Northeastern High School
and is employed at Port Oil Co.
Inc.
The prospective bridegroom
is a graduate of Perquimans
County High School and College
of The Albemarle. He is em
ployed at Hockmeyer Equip
ment Co.
A wedding date has been set
for August 17 at 2:00 p.m. in
Corinth Baptist Church.
ELLIOTT-BYRUM
Mr. and Mrs. Ivie A. Elliott
of Hertford announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Ro
bin Gail Elliott, to Walter T.
Byrum, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Byrum of Tyner.
The bride-elect is employed
at BJ's Unisex in Hertford.
The prospective Bridegroom
is a graudate of NCSU and is
presently employed with FHA
in Plymouth.
The wedding is planned for
September 21 at 5:00 p.m. at
Happy Home Pentecostal Holi
ness Church in Tyner. Friends
and relatives are invited to at
tend. A reception will follow at
the Ryland Community Build
ing.
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Nutrition
Site
menus
The following is a list of me
nus for the Elderly Nutrition
Program for the week of Au
gust 12 through 16. This pro
gram, sponsored by the Albe
marle Commission, is held
daily at the Hertford Housing
Authority, Hwy. 17, Bypass. For
more information contact MB.
Taylor, 426-8552.
Monday? pork choppette, suc
cotash, turnip greens, 1 slice
whole wheat bread, oleo, apple
crisp, milk, Vi cup orange juice.
Tuesday? chicken salad cold
plate, frickled beets, green peas,
crackers, oleo, fresh orange,
milk.
Wednesday? BBQ pork,
atc*eti potatoes, coleslaw, corn
bread, oleo, fruited jello with y?
cup fruit, milk.
Thursday? spaghetti with
meatsauce, green beans, tossed
salad with green peppers,
french bread, oleo, iced carrot
cake, milk, Vfc cup orange juice.
Friday? baked chicken, field
peas with snaps, broccoli with
cheese sauce, roll, oleo, fresh
orange, milk.
One has to stay wide awake to
uncover some of the common fal
lacies about sleep. For example, noC
everyone needs eight hours to get
a good night's sleep. In fact, some
short sleepers ? those who require
?ix hours or leas ? experience the
same amount of deep sleep as those
who much longer.
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Prepare children for kindergarten ^
Children eater kindergarten
with feelings that range from
sheer excitement to abeohite
terror. But chikfcen who are
prepared for school have a bet
ter chance of working through
these feelings than do children
who haven't been prepared. So
do all you can to help your
child get ready for kinder
garten.
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AORICULtURA)
EXTENSION
SERVICE
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Ofxtonweod
Keep in mind that your
young
ster will take all of his experi
Ivy covers
trouble spots
When nothing will grow in
those trouble spots around the
home, try English ivy. it is one
of the most versatile ground
covers, and it is the most popu
lar evergeen ivy available.
English ivy is useful on steep
banks, rocky slopes and under
shaded areas where grass won't
grow, suggest agricultural ex
tension specialists at North Car
olina State University.
The popular ivy ? makes an
ideal setting for daffodils and
other bulbs that flower in the
spring and summer.
With its long trailing stems, it
will usually spread rapidly,
even in northern and western
exposures or in dense shade, al
kaline soils and high moisture.
The best way to establish En
glish ivy as a ground cover, the
NCSU specialists suggest, is to
plant runners about one-half
inch beneath the soil. Space
three small, rooted cuttings per
square yard throughout the bed.
Keep the area moist to promote
rooting.
ences to school with him. So
give him chances for gaining
self-confidence, learning new
idem, trying new activities, and
listening and sharing.
Abo encourage your pre-kin
dergartener to accept mistakes
and disappointments. And be
sure he has learned that he's
OK. It's only when your child
learns to accept himself that he
will learn to accept others.
There are some other things
you can do to help your child
get ready for his kindergarten
experience:
Take him on a visit to the
school, school grounds and play
yard. Also let him spend some
time with an adult relative or
neighbor. That way, he can get
used to doing some things with
out having you nearby.
And be sure your child can
state his name address, under
stand and follow simple direc
tions, talk clearly, take care of
his toilet needs and obey traffic
rules.
Keep in mind that your
child's"
achoal day starts at home.
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Who 's New
RUNYON
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Runyoo
and Ashley, of Hertford, an- W
nounce the birth of their son '?
and brother, Thomas Blake Ru- \I
nyoo, born July 25 in Chowan
Hospital
Maternal grandparents are
Mrs. Kathleen Hairell of Rt. S,
Edenton and Mr. Norman
Miller of Altoona, Pa.
Paternal grandparents are
Mrs. Ann Runyon of Hertford, (4
and Bill Runyon of Windsor,
Va.
Maternal great-grandparents - ,
are Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Blan- ..
chard of Hertford, Mrs. Mildred
Emery of Hertford, and the late
Ralph E. Miller.
Mrs. Runyon is the former ?;
Linda Midler of Hertford.
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