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Mrs. Sharp noted how often alcohol in involved in teen aged sexual activity. She said she hoped the or- ~ ganization Concerned Citizens Working for Heathy Youth (CCWHY) would be successful in at-ut trading teen agers to chaperone^ non-alcoholic activities.
She also suggested churches form parent-teen discussion groups*# Studies show teen agers with strong,,* religious values are less likely to be sexually adive, she said. In a church* setting, you can discuss “sex as a\ joyful gift from God,” she said.-" “When I talk to kids I have to make sex negative.”
She urged parents to open up communication in the home, not just with discussions about sex. “Let the " kids know their moms and dads ,1, know more about sex than their ^ friends do,” she urged.
“There is not a whole lot we can do in the schools,” Mrs. Brown said. 4 She said she hoped similar meetings ’ in the future would attract more par- • ents.
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