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Horoscope
CAN_CER = June 21 to July 22 — You may decide to change
your residence. A move to a new area could be in store for some,
LEO — July 28 to Aug. 22 — Watch the news for interestinfi
developments, A promotion should be in the works for you, whic
will mean a substantial increase in salary. 3
VIRGO — Aug. 23 to Sept. 22 — A new friend comes into
your life. At last you have someone you can confide in and de
pend lllapon. Remember that friendship is a two way street.
. LIBRA — Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 — You have a secret you would
like to share, but you will do well to keeg it to yourself, The
knowledfie {rou have of the matter could hurt someone else.
SCORPIO — Oct. 23 to Nov. 22 — An exciting new learning
experience could be yours now. A family member needs your help.
Give as much time and effort to this person as you can, You are
well loved by Kour family,
SAGITTARIUS — Nov. 23 to Dec. 21 — If you want Begce
of mind you must develop the spiritual side of your life. Religion
15 important to you. Find the one that suits you best.
CAPRICORN — Dec. 22 to Jan. 19 — A change of residence
could be in store for you in the near future. You have been wan
ting to make a change for a long time.
AQUARIUS — J%m. 20 to Feb. 18 — A telephone call you
are expecting may not come through. Try not to be too disap
pointed. You may need to revise your thinking about someone.
PISCES — Feb. 19 to March 20 — You will probably be in
your current residence for a long time. Make all the improvements
you can on it. Remodel it to suit your lifestyle.
ARIES — March 21 to April 20 — Buy gourself some new
clothes and accessories to go with them and other things you
have in your closet. Your current hairstyle is adequate. Be as
well groomed as possible at all times. oty
TAURUS — Xpril 21 to May 20 — Exercise caution in new
relationships. You can be caref{,xl without bein% par‘anoxd. Ac
tivities around your home could prove enjoyable this week.
GEMINI — May 21 to June 20 — You have greater than
average speaking ability. Develop this talent.
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Joining scores of Trion kids at the town recreation
center, Aymelia Whited, 10, found a way to beat the
96-degree heat Monday afternoon. Above, the Trion
Elementarg student is a sg{lit second from completing
her dive. (Staff photo by Kay Abbott).
Chattooga Students
On FJC Dean’s List
Several Chattooga County
students have been named to
the spring quarter dean’s list at
Flo;l"d Junior College, Rome.
hey include Clifford Z.
Ratliff, Lyer‘ll{; Robert Ben
Croy, Deborah W. Dawson,
Susan L. Fletcher, John J.
Gentry, Frances M. Jones,
JarE‘ve A. McDonald, Randy
G. McDonald, Janice L. Moore,
Dorothy M. Rowland, Jackie
R. Smith, Sheila Jo Weaver,
Cynthia L. Woods and Angela
G. Woody, Summerville; Tracy
L. Brown, Patricia A. Espé,
Nancy S. Greeson, Joann G.
McClunfi. Gayle B. Mugphy,
Randy B. Steward and Jesse
Cool Relief
Scott Tucker, Trion.
~Joyce R. Black and Cindy
W. Stallings, Centre, Ala., and
LuGina P. Welsh, Cedar Bluff,
Ala., also were named to the
dean'’s list at FJC this spring.
Students named to the
dean’s list must have earned a
3.4 grade point average during
the sprineg quarter or have
maintained a 3.2 grade point
average overall.
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High-Dive Action
The high-dive at Trion Recreation Center is not for
every swimmer, but there are enough confident divers
to keep the board in continual use. Above, one diver
climbs out of the %00l while another plunges in. (Staff
photo by Kay Abbott).
Two Cited
At FJC
Alisea Duke, Summerville,
was one of six students
graduating recently from
loyd Junior College’s Health
Service Technician Training
program.
amona Brown, Summer
ville, also received a letter of
recommendation from the
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?onsored by the Northwest
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Council and the Job Training
Partnership Act, is designed to
train participants in caring for
psychiatric patients. It includ
ed five weeks experience at
~‘l:orthwest Georgia Regional
ospital, Rome.
Information on the course
may be obtained by calling
295-6308.
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Summer Begins In Earnest
Scorching afternoon temgleratures inspired scores of
Trion residents to seek refuge in the cool waters of the
town pool. During the summer months, m
becomes a favorite gathering place for area chi .
Above, residents spend an enjoyable afternoon at the
Xxggn Recreation gznter pool. (Staff photo by Kay
ott).
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