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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
11
Malvern will host the first girls track meet of the season this afternoon as the Malvern distaff track squad competes in a dual with Farragut at the local field. The piece notes growing girls teams and urges action on local dog and cat nuisance issues, urging residents to bring concerns to the Town Council.
Thursday April 12 1962 the Nishna Valley Blackhawks announce eight more spring meets under coach Lawrence Dunphy with a dozen boys in training. Current squad includes seniors Darrell Baker Bob Wilkinson juniors David Laughlin Bob Hicks Dick Winders Gordon Viner sophomores Rick Lunn Phillip Straight Harold Hascall freshmen Jerry Gage Rich Hall Ron Wilkinson and others. meets listed: Tarkio tri state Fremont Mills Griswold Shenandoah Council Bluffs Shenandoah Wil lisia Griswold and district state track events May 11 12 and May 19 respectively.
Carl Sligar led individual scoring with a 226 game as Pioneer failed to reach 550 in total pins. Pepsi Cola dominated team output posting a 988 single game and 2699 series while multiple players posted high games and strong series, including Zanders, Alley, Jones, Burchett, and Kalman among others.
Fairview Country club selected Coach Bill Beasley as club manager and greens keeper succeeding C A Boyer who retired after long service. Beasley will handle equipment and collect green fees from non members. Officers met Monday to set up summer plans including a work day for course improvement and inviting local golfers to participate.
Women’s Wednesday Night Bowling League at Stanley Bowl Glenwood laments new pins as top scores show 198 by Barbara Peterson and 182 by Carolyn Stanley while Evelyn Gay leads with a 513 series. Our Market wins league title as Glenwood Bank trails. other matches include Goy Oil Co and A W Fern’s Beauty. Busy Boosters 4 H plan Lincoln tour on March 27 after a March 20 meeting at Darrell Baker’s.
Car dealer Robert W. Salyers of Malvern was fined five dollars plus costs for driving with195? plates still attached to a trade car. Highway Patrolman Cal Countryman observed the outdated 1961 plates while Salyers was driving home. Justice of the Peace John Hall added the penalty.
The Junior Crusader program in Mills county schools teaches cancer education from kindergarten to sixth grade. Volunteers rebroadcast the seven danger signals of cancer to families, with 61 teachers and 1,531 pupils involved under Miss Catherine J. Lewer. County chairman is Mrs. Marvin Harold of Glenwood.
Fremont-Mills athletes swept most events in the Wawa Triangular Meet last Thursday, scoring 148.5 points to Nishna Valley 79.5 and Malvern 24. Knights earned 11 firsts and 7 seconds, with standout performances from Dave Laughlin of Nishna Valley and Jerry Wites of Malvern. Roger Allen Johnson, Malvern, was named a junior member of the American Angus Association.
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