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2 Local Students
On Dean’s List
ATHENS-The University
of Georgia’s College of Arts
and Sciences has named 872
students to its spring quarter
Dean’s List.
Nomination to the list
means the student has earned a
3.6 grade point average or
better out of a possible 4.0.
Among those cited for
excellence are Robert Nixon
Farrar and John William David
Jr.
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LAMAR PARKER
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDEHT OF CHATTOOGA COUNTY
SUBJECT TO THE DEMOCRETIC PRIMER! ROBUST 8,1012
I EXPERIENCE: I
U 1. Chattooga County Schools twenty years. Other ||
J schools two years. My experience has been varied *
B as a teacher, coach and principal.
2. Twelve years experience in building and preven
tative maintenance.
I EDUCATION: I
£ 1. B.S. Degree Jacksonville State University, Jack- B
sonville, Alabama.
2. Master Degree in Education Administration, Pea
body College, Nashville, Tennessee.
Dry Valley
News
By MRS. ELMER SUMNER
Phone 734-2158
Melissa and Misty Woods are
spending this week with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Woods.
Weekend visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Woods and Mrs.
Georgia Cherry were: Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Miller of West Vir
ginia, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Carter of Blue Ridge, Mrs.
Emma Richardson, Clarence
Martin and Sherrol of Chatta
nooga, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Woods, Missy and Abby, Mr.
and Mrs. Rodger Keith and
Carol, and Cathy Pruitt.
Michael Woods and Vance
Cordle camped out Friday
night.
We extend sympathy to the
Pinion family in the death of
J. W. last week.
Weekend visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Thomas were: Rev.
Bob Patterson, Manuel Hayes,
Mrs. Betty Eilenburg and
Debra, Carl Woods, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Cordle, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Woods, Mr. and
Mrs. Rickey Woods, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Woods of Chatta
nooga, and Mr. and Mrs. Luke
Thomas.
We continue to send get
well wishes to Wayne Peppers.
Monday visitors of Mrs.
Alfred Woods and Mrs. Georgia
Cherry were James Cherry,
Mrs. Altha Drummonds, and
Mrs. Sue Clapper.
We extend sympathy to all
the family of Clay W. Burk
who died Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wiley of
Atlanta spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wesson.
Get-well wishes go to Jeff
Wesson and Lewis Thomas.
Cleo Chastine and Curtiss
Peacock of Atlanta visited the
Robert Wessons Saturday
night.
Mrs. Elmer Sumner and
JoAnn visited Mrs. Lena Hart
line Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wiley of
Atlanta visited Mr. and Mrs.
R. V. Webb and boys last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sumner and boys visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. White and Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Bowden Satur
day evening.
We send sympathy to the
family of Mrs. Nettie Mc-
Connell in her passing over the
weekend.
Advertising is the servant of
those who know how to use it.
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PALISADES BEAUTY
Three canoists take advantage of a stretch of calm
water on the Chattahoochee River to view a portion
of the awesome palisades area downstream from
Georgia Power Co.’s Morgan Falls dam. The power
company recently donated more than 150 acres in
this area to the Nature Conservancy, Inc., for in
clusion in a wilderness park, which will eventually
total 370 acres.
BASTROP, (LA.) ENTER
PRISE-Then we have Congress
considering a two dollar mini
mum wage, from the present
$1.60. If this passes, and it
probably will, it will mean
more inflation, more costs.
And it probably will mean
more unemployment. Don’t
think that the $2 will apply
only to the lowest paid em
ployees. As you know if you
have an employe now making
two dollars an hour and some
one below him making $1.60,
you will have to raise the two
dollar an hour man to say
$2.50 and all the way up the
line. This minimum wage law
would really turn on inflation
with a bang.
WINSTED, (CONN.) CITI
ZEN—We wonder if the people
responsible for the many bomb
scares we hear of these days
fully realize the seriousness of
the act. Bomb scares can be
classified as a Class A mis
demeanor and a person appre-
| ISSUES: 1
I BELIEVE WE SHOULD HAVE— I
1. Progressive School*
2. Discipline in our Schools S
3. Harmony among our board members
4. Qualified teachers
5. Dollor-for-dollar value for our tax dollars
6. Improved communications throughout our system
I DO NOT BELIEVE WE SHOULD HAVE—
1. Consolidation county-wide of grades 6,7 and 8
or any bond issue connected with this consolida
tion.
I LETS LOOK AHEAD: I
Formulation of a five-year educational plan to in- |j
elude updating of our academic and vocational cur
riculum county-wide.
Updating our athletic and P.E. facilities along with
our band and music programs.
Taking a real look at our present building facilities
to determine if they are used to the best advantage.
PAID POLITICAL ADV—PAID FOR BY LAMAR PARKER
& GRASSROOTS
OPINION
hended on such a charge could
wind up in jail for a period not
to exceed one year. What a
howl there would be from
some areas if some young per
son was so sentenced but when
one considers the overall
impact, of such incidents,
maybe one or two such terms
might provide a solution to a
growing nuisance.
GREEN FOREST, (ARK.)
TRIBUNE-It is often difficult
to maintain faith. Yet, in
today’s fast-moving world,
faith in our moral principles, in
the future of our country, in
the goodness within our fellow
men, and in ourselves, is a most
vital character asset. For peace
of mind, happiness and an
understanding of life and what
is to be accomplished with it,
faith seems to be a key. If you
have none, or very little, do
something about it.
A man who is superstitious
isn’t interested in the truth.
CARD OF THANKS
We are very appreciative to
everyone for your kind expres
sions of sympathy in any
manner. We use this method to
say, many, many thanks.
The Family of
Roy Sturdivant
Federal Aid
by Richard M. "Pek" Gunn
Poet Laureate of Tennessee
In days way back on Tumbling Creek
The later part of spring । \g^^
Twas sport for every boy to have V *
A June Bug on a string. v -
CThe bug would fly like all the rest
But what impressed me so
Was that the length of string controlled
Just how far he could go.
Some might have thought that he was free \
To go his way but still 1
I held the string that gauged his flight /
And pulled him in at will.
CA man can get entangled too
No matter when nor where;
And set a boundary upon
His freedom then and there. fl
He may fly high and buzz about
And have a mightly fling \ /
But after all he's governed by if
The one that holds the string.
Means Federal Control
Larry McDonald m.d.
Democrat /U.S. Congress
rOUTK Al ADVISTIMMSNT
CAMPAIGN:
My campaign has boon honest and above-board. I
owe no one or group favors; therefore, if elected, I
will be YOUR Superintendent of Schools.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank my
opponents for their clean and honest race.
TO THE VOTERS:
If for some reason I have missed seeing you or visit
ing you at your home, I assure you this was not inten
tional on my part.
I ask you now to support mo. Your vote and influ
ence will be appreciated.
The Summerville News, Thurs., Aug. 3, 1972
Berryton Singing Planned Saturday
The Golden Harvest Quartet
will be featured singers Satur
day night at West Berryton
Faith Temple, according to the
Rev. John Mann, pastor.
Other singers will also be
present for the program which
is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.
The public is invited to
attend.
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