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ROBERT THOMAS
Robert Thomas, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank A. Thomas of
1115 Pine Valley road, Griffin,
has been appointed to serve as
chairman of the community
college program in LaGrange
involving various kinds of
pollution and other en
vironmental problems. Thomas
is a senior at LaGrange College,
majoring in economics. Thomas
was one of the student leaders a
year ago when Pi Kappa Phi
fraternity sponsored “Earth
Day” activities in LaGrange
and on the LC campus.
SUSIE WILKINS
Mrs. Susie Ingram Wilkins
was among the three students
from Griffin completing
requirements for her degree at
Tift College in March. Mrs.
Wilkins earned the B.A. degree
in English.
ELIZABETH B. BOYD
Mrs. Elizabeth Blalock Boyd
was among students completing
requirements for her degree at
Tift College in March. Mrs.
Boyd earned her B.S. degree in
elementary education.
CONSTANCE J. WINN
Constance Jeane Winn, a
junior elementary education
major from Griffin, has been
named to the 1971 winter
quarter dean’s list at Georgia
Southern College with a 3.33
grade point average.
ALAN W. CONNELL
Alan William Connell of
Williamson has been named to
the dean’s list for the winter
quarter at Middle Georgia
College, Cochran.
CAROL G. BRUCE
Mrs. Carol G. Bruce of
Marietta and Griffin was
named to the winter quarter
dean’s list at Tift College,
Forsyth.
TONI EDWARDS
Toni Edwards of Route one,
Zebulon, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. D. Ballard, was named
to the dean’s list at Gordon
Military College for the winter
quarter with an A average.
CURTIS L. CARDEN
Curtis L. Carden, a student at
Southern Tech has been named
to the dean’s list at the Marietta
College in an action based on his
grades for the winter quarter.
PATRICIA ENGLISH
Patricia English of Zebulon
has been named to the dean’s
list of the University of Georgia
for the winter quarter of 1971,
after earning 20 hours of credit
which will complete her junior
year. She is majoring in home
economics and early childhood
education. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Millard F.
English of Zebulon and grad
daughter of Mrs. Sally Akin of
Griffin.
RACHEL FLOWERS
Rachel Flowers of Griffin was
named to the dean’s list for the
winter quarter at Tift College.
ANDREW C. FORD
Andrew C. Ford, son of Mr.
and Mis. Kenneth E. Ford of
1202 East College street,
Griffin, was named to the
honors list for academic
achievement during the winter
quarter at North Georgia
College. Ford, a junior,
achieved a “B” average or
better with a full academic load
cf 15 quarter hours. He is a
business administration major
at North Georgia.
KATHYCONNER
Kathy Conner was among
three Griffin students com
pleting requirements for
degrees at Tift College in March.
Miss Conner earned the BS
degree in elementary
education.
GARYT.CONKLE
Gary T. Conkle a student at
Southern Tech, has been named
to the dean’s list for the winter
quarter.
CONNIE BUTLER
Georgia College’s talented
women’s gymnastics team
closed out its second con
secutive winning season with a
win over Mississippi State
College for Women. The girls at
Georgia College at
Milledgeville took first place in
all four events and swept first,
second and third in three of
them. Connie Butler of Griffin
won second place in the uneven
bar event
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CAROL M. GRIFFIN
Carol Margo Griffin was
named to the dean’s list for
winter quarter at Tift College.
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Steel City bunny capital
PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The
Steel City of America also is
the bunny capital—the home
town of the American Rabbit
Breeders Association (ARBA).
The association operates out
of a modest office in the
shopping district of a middle
class residential called Squirrel
Hill.
While the association has yet
to change the name of its home
neighborhood from one rodent
to the other, its longtime
secretary, James Blyth, says
this Easter season gives further
evidence of a worldwide rabbit
revolution.
In many households across
the glove, rabbits are becoming
pets, because “rabbits can be
housebroken in the same
fashion as dogs and cats,” says
Blyth, who bred his first rabbit
55 years ago.
CARIBBEAN PORTS
The island of Aruba has three
ports, located at Oranjestad,
San Nicolas and Barcadera.
The port of Oranjestad, the
island’s capital city, is a
popular stop for Caribbean
cruise ships.
Griffin Daily News
Iran native dies of burns
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-An
Iranian native who set himself
afire in front of the country’s
local consulate died Wednesday
from the burns suffered last
month.
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Thursday, April 8,1971
Mahmoud Mahmoudpour, 31,
who established permanent
residence in the United States
after leaving Iran eight years
ago, never explained the reason
for his immolation on March 12.