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Paae 6. Section 1, The Enterprise-Tocsin, Thursday, February 11, 1982 For Heart Association Rock-N-Roll jamboree is Saturday Al 3TS The residents of the Indianola Care JJj VI ii jln Ff Inn will be sponsoring their fifth Annual Rock-N-Roll Jamboree this Saturday to raise momey for the American Heart Association's fight against heart disease. The goal for this year's jamboree has been set at $3,000. Residents are asking citizens to come out Saturday and attend the many events they have planned and help then reach this goal. Last year the Indianola Care Inn jamboree far exceeded its goal of $1,500 with a grand total of $2,624.

The nursing home was awarded the American Heart Association's Gold Record in recognition of this accomplishment. The jamboree will get under way at 10 a.m. with the opening of the Country Store. The store will be open until 11:30 a.m. and will feature handmade Items, sandwiches and cookies.

THE CROWNING of the Jamboree King or Queen will be held at 1 p.m. The monarch will be chosen from among five grandchildren of the residents who have been collecting money for the past several weeks. The contestants are Blair Farish, grandaughter of Mrs. Eula Brooks, Casey Harris, grandaughter of Mrs. Nellie Fowler, heather Tharp, grandaughter of Mrs.

Maudie McDonald, Shondra Smith, grandaughter of Mrs. Willie Washington and Ricky Peeples, grandson of Mrs. Ruby Horis. The always popular auction will begin at LIS p.m. with items donated by local merchants being sold off to the highest bidder.

There will be a cake walk later in the afternoon and musical entertainment will be provided from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. by Steve Abraham. There will also be a roadblock set up by Boy Scout Troop 41 on Highway 82 to solicit donations for the jamboree. Mrs.

Niecie Kirksey, Director of Activities at the nursing home, asked that everyone please come by the Care Inn Saturday, enjoy the activities and make whatever donation they can to help the residents reach this year's goal. v. right) Cherae Farmer, Roger Huey and Adrian Ware, all of whom have submitted proposals for NASA Space Shuttle experiments. PHYSICS STUDENTS SUBMIT IDEAS TO NASA Pictured above with Gentry Physics teacher Cornell Ransom (left) are (second from left to For Space Shuttle project ZPAHappy Valentine Day, Spooky! MVSU sponsors show The Afro American Players, a professional repertory theatre, will perform their show "Sometimes I Find It Hard To Sing and Dance" at 8 p.m. tonight, Thursday, Feb.

11, at Mississippi Valley State University's H.G. Carpenter Auditorium. The variety show traces the history of black Americans through cultural dramatizations. The professional actors sing, dance and dramatize 250 years of balck culture in a moving and poetic fashion. The show has features of comedy, drama and melodies from old show tunes, flavored with colorful costumes from every period in the history of theatre.

The program is free and open to the public. Indianolans give ideas to NASA We Love You! proposals until March when the results come out. "I think we all did well; it was a great experience," Ware said. "Even if we don't become winners we'll be proud of our certificate for participation." Princess, Puddin' and 'The Pie' D)0D vJ)o)a HP ri Rc ta 8 UUU citation of the brain, which would trigger the liver to secrete more glycogen, causing the blood sugar level to rise. The chains of glucose will spread out and some will break.

Glycogen would then be more abundant, and would insure the normality and stability of the blood sugar level. The project gives students an opportunity to propose experiments suitable for possible flight aboard the Space Shuttle. The purpose of the Space Shuttle Involvement Project is to stimulate interest in science and technology by directly relating high school students to a space research program. "This is an annual event, and people throughout the United States will be submitting proposals," Ransom said. "I feel students should be honored to have the opportunity to submit a proposal as a space shuttle project." REGIONAL WINNERS will receive special certificates of Recognition and they will also get an expense-paid trip to a space shuttle symposium held at the NASA research center.

The winners will be chosen on creativity and originality, scientific validity, appropriateness and organization and clarity. "The proposals for all of us required quite a bit of research, especially on finding something to write about," Huey said. "It was time consuming but also very educational because I learned about things I hadn't known. They won't know how they did on their That- Gontry High School students, have submitted research proposals to the NASA as part of a Space Shuttle Project for hih school students throughout the IS Submitting proposals were Cherae Karmer. Roger Huey and Adrian Ware, all students of Cornell Ransom's Physics class Miss Farmer proposed an experiment dealing with blood flow entitled: Zero-Gravity Brings About Changes in the Flow Which Brings About Changes in Human Character.

At zero-gravity the direction of the blood flow-changes and may cause the character of the human to change. This experiment would be performed by 10 men. Five would be observed and their daily routine would be recorded on earth, while the same would be done with those inspace. By proving this hypothesis true, scientists would have many questions to answer and many corrections to make before advancing to life in space. "Easier Production of Urokinase" was submitted by Roger Huey.

I'rokinase is an enzyme used to dissolve blood clots. It is very expensive to produce urokinase on earth; however at zero-gravity this enzyme might be produced much easier. If this experiment is a success, urokinase might be produced in such large quantities that it would become less expensive and therefore be available to more people. ADRIAN WARE PROPOSED A Cure for Hypoglycemia, a condition where blood sugar is below normal. At 7Prn-ara vit thoro miaM on av.

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The teachers at Gentry received instructions in Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation from instructors Cam Harrington, Diana Bradshaw, Deane Bradshaw. Robert Anderson, Bubba Sterling, James Donald, Marty Vincent and Bob Walters. All the instructors received a certificate of outstanding achievement from the American Heart Association for their work. A majority of the teachers received their basic rescurer certificates which G.E. Automatic resuscitation including saving chocking victims.

The remainder of the teachers received their heart saver certificate which certifies that they have been trained in CPR. Two of the teachers at Gentry, Eddye Calhoun and Major Elbert Green, also participated in the Basic Life Support Instructor course. They are now certified to teach CPR and other life saving techniques. These two will now begin instructing Gentry students in the techniques of artificial breathing and external chest compression. In addition they will be teaching the students the methods used to clear the airway of a victim who is chocking.

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