The Leaf-Chronicle from Clarksville, Tennessee • 30

Wednesday, July 30, 1986 Page 6C The Leaf-Chronicle, Clarksville, Tenn. ziperi Urges Cosnmuniiies To Offer Helping Nand 7o Adolescents NEW YORK (AP) Communities need to be more aggressive in committing their resources to teenagers, including summer jobs and other programs and services that are sensitive to adolescents, says expert Lois Akner. "Our ultimate challenge both to families and to society is to provide an environment that has structure, where teens feel safe and cared for, and one that also allows them the freedom to express themselves and to actualize their potential," she HodgosGS JTlarlt 25 Years they're going, and we have to make their trip reasonably safe." In her work Akner sometimes requires a written contract between the parents, the adolescent, and her organization. This contract lists certain unacceptable behaviors such as those involving drugs, alcohol and cigarettes and then spells out the consequences of such unacceptable behaviors, consequences that are strictly enforced. Another key to helping adolescents approach adulthood is the availability of role models, other Fisher Fresh 739 Madison St.

I 11 ft Clarksville, TN 7L7( Phone 645-6924 Effective July 30, 1986-Aug. 5, 1986 WIENERS PORK ROAST said. Akner, director of Teen Services at the 92nd Street YM-YWHA here, is a specialist in the treatment of adolescents and their families. She is responsible for a number of community programs for teens including a Teen-Age Suicide Prevention Conference. She is on the board for Jobs for Youth, a community agency that, deals with unemployment for minority youth.

Akner explains that adolescence is a transition like crossing a bridge and society and families 3IT 1 Vfajfji- 1. THE MORE YOU BUY THE MORE YOU SAVE 2. You Shop A Special Sle Time, You Pay 10 Overhead Fee 3. You Buy $120.00, You Pay 1 0 Overhead Fee 4. You Buy 119.00, I You Pay 12 Overhead.

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and Mrs. Eddie Hodges will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary Aug. 3, 1986, at Immanuel Baptist Church from 2 to 4 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited Hosting the celebration are the couple's children: Mrs. Steve Ashby, Tina Hodges and Duane Hodges of Cunningham and Mrs.

Tony Thomp Weddings Green Lynn Fain Green and retired Maj. Freeman Burnham Dallas Jr. exchanged weddings vows June 29, 1986, at the Central Chapel, Fort Campbell Chaplain John A. Allen officiated at the candlelight ceremony. The bride is the daughter of William E.

Fain Sr. of Clarksville and the late Ruby Wall Fain. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman B.

Dallas Sr. of Fulton, Ky. Given in marriage by her brother. Bill Fain the bride wore a street length gown of aqua georgette and satin, featuring a softly overlayed bodice and long full Victorian sleeves. Nan Armstrong of Clarksville was maid of honor.

Mrs. Ralph Harper of Clarksville was also an attendant. The attendants' gowns were fashioned by Lisa Coleman of Clarksville: Emile Fain Green, daughter of the bride, was flower girl. Lester Am ose of Clarksville was best man. Bill Fain Jr.

of Clarksville and David Fain of Murfreesboro. broth ers of the bride, were ushers. Benton Donna Kaye Benton and Jan Alan Hinton exchange vows June 28, 1986, at the First Baptist Church. The Rev. Dr.

John David Laida officiated at the double-ring, candlelight ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Long of Russell-ville, Ky.

The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Leroy Hinton of Clarksville. Given in marriage by her father, the bride-'wore an ivory Southern bell gown of chiffon and chantilly lace. Denise K.

Cauley of Russellville and Nancy L. Hinton of Clarksville were honor attendants. Brandy L. Pitt of Franklin, was flower girL James W. Ham of Clarksville was best man.

Groomsman was Hershel L. Basham of Clarksville. Shane T. Murrell of Sturgis, was ring bearer, A reception was held at the church following the ceremony. Servers were Susie Pitt and Rita Smith Mr.

and Mrs. Jeffery Allen Price 4 than parents, to give teens a sense of the possibilities of success, she pointed out "Who doesn't know about a teacher, a relative or a coach who hasn't turned a teen around?" she said. Akner was a member of a panel here recently on "Motivation and Success As Teens See It," sponsored by the Alliance for Youth Opportunity, a project of the National Women's Economic Alliance Foundation in Washington, D.C. Lean Boston Butt CostPlus IGA Tablerite Beef Boneless SIRLOIN TIP $-fl69 JL Cost-Plus IGA Tablerite Beef Boneless CHUCK $-3 29 STEAK.Zib. I Cost-Plus Fresh Tart 7 COOKING 3lb.

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son of Clarksville. The couple were married Aug. 12, 1986. Mr, Hodges is employed by Britt's Amoco. Mrs.

Hodges is the former Frances Ann Bearden and is employed at Acme Boot Co. They have three grandchildren. -1 Dallas f4i trs 4 Mr. and Mrs. -Freeman Burnham Dallas Jr.

Jason Michael Rittenberry, the bride's son, served as acolyte and usher. A reception was held at the Fort Campbell Officers' Club. After a wedding trip to Charleston and the Carolinas, the couple are living in Clarksville. Hinton '5 Mil ffiifTifl xSsk 5, Mr. and Mrs.

Jan Alan Hinton After a wedding trip to Daytona Beach and Orlando, the couple are living in Clarksville. Price Donna LeAnn Smith and Jeffery Allen Price exchanged vows June 30, 1986, at the Wedding Chapel in Springfield. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith of Palmyra.

The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tex Price of Clarksville. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a burgundy suit with a pink blouse. The couple are living in Clarksville.

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