Lions leaders gather in McPherson for Kansas Lions year plan
Leaders from Lions Clubs across Kansas meet August 10 to 13 at the Best Western Convention Complex in McPherson to plan community service for the new Lions year. District governors Sheryl Bronn, Bill Sanderson, Beverly Nichols, Mel Barnett, and Bill Kincaid lead the state council, which governs all Kansas Lions clubs and meets four times per club year. Committees focus on Diabetes Eye Bank Transplant Information Environmental Contests Eyeglass Recycling High School State Band Program Camps for Handicapped Children and Leo Clubs for grades six to twelve.
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Local bridge pairs win spots in regional tournament
The DC Duplicators Eldon Herd Shaun Krentzel Virginia Enslow and Shirley Klotz won four of six matches to take first. Second went to Beverly Short Nan Walton Linda Farris and Patricia Richards from Woodward OK. Area winners included Hatfield Shafer Barnes and Gleason plus Anderson Barber with several top placements. Results posted at the ACBL site.
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Dodge City
Bill Hatfield
Rosalie Thannum
Martha Earnhardt
Brenda Pace
Lawrence
Mary Hembree
Peggy Ann Mitchell
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Leonard Barnes
Diane Woolwine
Vera Dickson
Garden City
Jon Craig
Wen Wurst
Helen Lee
Dorothy Bartlett
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AIDS experts urge broader focus beyond pregnant women
At the large AIDS conference, experts say the epidemic among women requires more than pregnancy care. UNICEF official Geeta Rao Gupta notes adolescent girls face high risk amid poverty, violence, and discrimination, and Hillary Clinton emphasizes gender equity in shaping responses. The push includes near elimination of mother to child transmission as drugs reach more expectant mothers.
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