Richard Ludden Talks on Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind
Richard T. Ludden, Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind field representative and chaplain, shared his background as a Midwest minister who became a Braille instructor and AEB speaker. The Evening Lions heard how AEB trains blind individuals and serves nationwide, with four core rehabilitation principles. The club donated 50 for a Boy Scout troop and reported 109.34 from light bulb sales. Christmas Auction set for December 1–3 at the Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Ludden
The
Arkansas Enterprises For the Blind
Cleveland
Ohio
Hope Lions
Sheraton Inn
Midwest
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ludden
AEB
Indiana Agency For the Blind
Center
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo
Marietta
Evening Lions Club
Richard Ludden
Arkansas Enterprise For the Blind
School of Hope
Scotty Little
Evening Lions
Charlotte Gibson
Ron Caldwell
Little
Bill Dearinger
Gary
Lynn Nutt
Internal Revenue Department
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Lion Harold Goodfellow
Oak Forest Lions Club
Little Rock
Lionesses
Charlene Harris
June Phillips
Mae Belle Coleman
Lion Ruth Schultz
Wendell Hoover
Ted Reaves
Kiwanis hears progress report on Community Education
Mrs. Pat Roach of Hope School System outlines the Community Education program funded by a one year federal grant. About 202 participants in 20 Hope courses, plus activities at Verger Gym and High School Gym, with fees used for materials or instructors. Volunteers welcome to assist in programs run by the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Roach
Kiwanis Club
Town and Country
Will Rutherford
Bill Coffee
Hope
Verger
Community Education Committee
Ford to unveil nuclear curb plan amid campaign endgame
President Ford prepares to announce policy proposals to curb nuclear tech and weapons spread after a seven week review by a government commission. The plan aims to balance controlled reprocessing with an international program while affecting the presidential race and alliance talks with the nuclear Suppliers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fort
White House
Ford
Nuclear ‘Suppliers Club
U.S
U.S.S.R
France
West Germany
East Germany
Japan
Great Britain
London
United Nations
Jimmy Carter
India
Rain slows corn harvest amid record USDA forecast
Wet weather slows this fall's corn harvest as USDA estimates a record 5.87 billion bushels, up 2 percent from 1975. By Oct 24 about 63 percent of corn was harvested, below last year's 65 percent and well under the 47 percent average pace. Winter wheat planting reached 88 percent, while cotton harvest stood at 27 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
AFB
David Stewart
Star
FBI & Sat
South Main Street
Hope, Arkansas
TBZ At
TBZ
Merck
Southern Farmers Association Cooperative
Merck & Co. Inc
Commission
United States
State Department
Energy Research and Development Administration
Hope City Board of Directors
Mel Thrash
Arkansas
New First Federal
James S
Jim) Tate
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
W.L. Tate
Hope High School
University of Arkansas
Ford Motor Credit Corporation
Shreveport
Bossier Bank and Trust Company
Chrysler Corporation
Jim
Suellen Wood
Texarkana
Stewart
Neal
First United Methodist Church
Hope-Hempstead
County Chamber of Commerce
First Federal
Savings & Loan Association of Hope