Gerald Lynn speaks at Hope Lions Club luncheon
Gerald Lynn, office manager of the ALCS Office in the Federal Building, was guest speaker at the Hope Lions weekly luncheon at Town and Country Restaurant. He discussed agriculture's central role in the economy, ASCS functions, and 1972 Hempstead County feed grain payments of 31,823 dollars with a larger 1973 sign up anticipated. The club voted to challenge Kiwanis to a charity basketball game for the Heart Fund. Forest Hudson, Marvin Atterbury, and Jim Gunter attended as guests.
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Gerald Lynn
ALCS
Federal Building
Lions
Warren Plyler
Lynn
Lewisville-Bradley
Clarendon
Arkansas
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Hempstead
Kiwanis Club
Heart Fund
Forest Hudson
Lion Dale Wylie
Marvin Atterbury
Lion Willis
Jim Gunter
Lion Don Freel
Readjusting POWs to new diet not easy says Navy dietitian
Lt. Georgiana Banellis of Memphis Naval Air Station says re feeding former Vietnam POWs will be tricky as they adjust from likely soft diets to US fare. She plans 1200 calories daily in six light meals starting with familiar foods, avoiding spicy or heavy fare and limiting relatives' offerings initially. The program will tailor meals to rebuild strength, iron and vitamin intake, with careful progression as doctors monitor condition.
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Marian Fox
Associated Press
Memphis, Tenn
Navy
Georgiana Banellis
Memphis Naval Air Station
McDonald's
Logan
Utah
mid-South
Banellis
Memphis
United States
Arkansas approves community college bill in Senate vote
The Arkansas Senate backed the House version of the administration education bill creating a statewide community junior college system with up to 10 mills property tax support. Senate action followed identical House and Senate versions and sets the stage for funding debates on four education programs.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas Senate
House
Senate
Joe T. Ford
West opens a trump and brawls at the bridge table
In a bridge column Oswald and James Jacoby recount a hand where West overcalls after South's diamond, shifts to clubs, then doubles four diamonds. East harbors anger after a mistaken play and hints at violence, while the column critiques West's bidding and urges keeping quiet.
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West
South
East
Crossruff
Trump
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge Question: Three Hearts to Three Spades Response
In the given auction after partner opens three hearts and opponents pass, bidding three spades over three hearts shows a specific hand pattern. With the partner’s three spades over your three hearts, respond with a pass or a bid that describes your hand as dictated by standard conventions. The correct action is to pass.
Hope Kiwanis welcomes Mrs Broach guest speaker
Mrs R L Broach spoke at the Hope Kiwanis meeting and was elected Vice Chairman of the Hope Centennial Celebration Committee formed last year. She outlined plans for a 1975 centennial week with an intercollegiate game, excursions, parades, shows, and a 1000-strong historical pageant in August 1975. Lion Warren Plyler challenged the club to a Heart Fund basketball game. guests included Mrs Rudy Fick, Mickey Baker, and Bill McKenzie.
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R. L. Broach
Kiwanis Club
Rudy Fick
Broach
Washington
Hope
Lion Warren Plyler
Heart Fund
Mickey Baker
Bill McKenzie
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Gerald Lynn Guest
Hope Lions Club
Frank King
David Roberts
North Little Rock
W. H. Thompson
Marked Tree
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Commerce Committee
Clarence Bell
Parkin
Jerry P. Bookout
Jonesboro
Jim Linder
West Helena
Legislative Joint Auditing Committee
H J
Sherwin-Williams
Ena
Fyeby Price
Png
Kane Oh
MLB
North
South Lh
Mrs. Broach Guest
Hope Kiwanis
Jrenny Haynes
Star
Marathon
Goodyear
Gino
Goodyear Service
West Third St.—Hope, Ark
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