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WEST GEORGI A N VOLUME XXXVII-NUMBER 32 lUKtf |; |>H 4 ■MMIMMJKTTWfc 1 1 i ■■in P ■ —i ••* H - | . j fw ntHpr - , f wr at" IJjJ Jmla. JSop*v wfV* ~J|KBp * jfipEi * li§a| §1 K *, ' , J * • ’ ISB|£sß|ffi^g|S|MjHJMEaraßß|Bpj^^g^Mß^ffij|BsßHßß^SgMW w ''WBKSfKt 3 % 'v**v* **&• '®m -"v ■rfjfffi.y’ Rain Threatens But Sun Shines for Parents' Day Parents students, faculty and other members of the college and Carrollton community enjoyed a full array of activities on Parents’,Day. They crowded the HPE building Wednesday morning to hear crusader Ralph Nader deliver the main address and to applaud as 94 students received honor awards for scholastic and other achievements. ITien they moved to the Student Center to enjoy lunch, relax in die French Sidewalk Cafe and admire the Student Art Exuibit. Afternoon events WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE, CARROLLTON, GA., 30117 included visits to campus installations, and the Student Honors Recital at 4 p.m. in the Humanities Division Recital Hall. The rain which had threatened to fall all day finally poured down in the late afternoon but lifted in time for the audience to at tend the final event of the day the Faculty Chamber Music Recital without undue interference from the weather. FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1971