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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1971

Page

4

Proud Of Band At Hope High School

Hope residents are urged to value the Hope High School band, whose members dedicate long hours to marching, music, and instrument care. The letter praises band members for enduring heat and cold to boost school spirit and argues every student should find pride in the band alongside the football team.

Hope Bobcats Razorbacks Cowboys Hope High School Hope High Hope Bobcat Gaume Magnolia Cindy Hollis Shirley Benton Karen Davis Sandy Flowers Debbie Gunter Terri Jones Melissa Jordan Bobcat Coliseum Jones Field House HHS Hammons Babettes Magnolia Panthers Student Council Mary Jackson Lester Sitzes BB. MacPherson Delores Norris Kim Kawakaim Janice Hobson Mary Nell Turner

Unprogrammed Happenings at Lion Country Safari

A tour through Lion Country Safari in Orange County describes live animals roaming near cars, including rhinos, an ostrich, hippos and lions. Founder Harry Shuster, a Latvian-born lawyer, moved from West Palm Beach to create a compact African preserve style attraction drawing 1.2 million in its first year, with admission at 3.25 for adults and a bold attempt to bring real wildlife close to visitors.

Bob Thomas Associated Press Laguna Hills Calif Lion Country Safari Walt Disney Disneyland Harry Shuster Orange County United States Shuster South Africa Africa America West Palm Beach Fla Dusound

Manning Is Honored in Pro Football

New Orleans rookie Archie Manning led the Saints to a 24-14 upset of the Dallas Cowboys, rushing for a key 9-yard score and throwing a 24-yard TD to Tony Baker. Manning earned the Associated Press Offensive Player of the Week, edging Otis Taylor, Bo Scott, and Bob Griese. He credited a decisive third-and-six scramble for time and momentum.

Bruce Lowitt Associated Press NEW York Dallas Archie Manning Archie New Orleans Saints Cowboys Tony Baker Manning Ole Miss Otis Taylor Kansas City Bo Scott Cleveland Bob Griese Miami Roger Staubh Baker Larue

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