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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1967

Page

9

Hawks Relays Set Record Turnout and Many Relays Falls

Eight records fell as 625 girls ran in the ninth Black Hawkette Relays at Red Hawk. Malvern, defending champion, placed 10th with 10 points. Nishna Valley led host efforts with standout Kay Bruce setting three junior high marks in the 100 yard dash, 60 yard dash, and broad jump. Beverly Blackman of Malvern was top Malvern scorer with a shot put win, while Peg Munck helped Nishna Valley with thirds in the 220 yard hurdles and shuttle relay. Fremont-Mills placed eighth with 152 points as 26 schools participated, a meet record turnout.

Carol Wolfe Sandra Hays Malvern Monaday Redawk Nishna Valley Adel Bedford Theop Daz Marcia Wolfe Carol Peg Munck Ard Wolfe K. Cox Sheryl Thompson Sandy Hays Cox Fremont-Mills

Survey Shows Fish Waiting to be Caught

DES MOINES Iowa's lakes show abundant fish populations across species according to 1966 survey results from the State Conservation Commission. Reports note good to excellent largemouth bass fishing near record sizes, with bullhead catfish and pan fish also cooperating for early spring anglers.

Des Moines SCC Iowa State Conservation Commission

Earl Phillips Elected to Board Membership

The Little Britches Trail Riders met Thursday evening at the WY. 2, W. Hall with Harold Omer presiding. Earl Phillips of Randolph was elected to membership on the board. Mrs. Virgil Forney distributed yearbooks for the coming year and plans were completed for the trail ride April 16 at Robert Wyant's. Refreshments were served by Charles Monroe and Wayne Grosse.

Little Britches Trail Riders WY. 2 W. Hall Harold Omer Earl Phillips Randolph Virgil Forney Robert Wyant Charles Monroe Wayne Grosse

Misses Deer But His Car Goes Into Ditch

A deer crossing highway 34 three miles northwest of Malvern caused a $200 damage accident to Donald D. Ecker of Omaha. The 6:15 p.m. Thursday crash sent his car off the shoulder into a ditch. the deer escaped injury.

Malvern Donald D. Ecker Omaha Sheri Ecker

Sands Places in C B Relays Mile

Sands from Malvern placed at Council Bluffs relays. Eddie ran the mile in 4 50 32 finishing fourth. This set a new card for mens track. Dack May ran the mile in 4 52 years ago.

Baldie Sands Malvern Eddie Dack May

NY Trackmen Take 2nd at CB Relays

Nishna Valley high trackmen finished second at the Class B Co. Bluffs Relays behind Wall Lake. Coach Jerry Naumann’s team scored 43 points with two relay wins and a high jump effort by Bob Largent. Events featured 440 relay in 45.5 seconds and 880 relay in 1 36.1 with Grindle Byers Swett and Boileau. Sargent won high jump at 3-2. Rick Morris added a shot put, Crindle 220, Boileau 440, and Bruce triple jump points.

Nishna Valley Grindle Byers Swell Harvie van Nordstrand Sargent Hawks Rick Morris Crindle Boileau Dave Bruce

Waubonsie Creek Watershed Plan Outlined At Meeting

Ninety landowners from Mills and Fremont County attended the Waubonsie Creek Watershed meeting at Tabor Tuesday night. Harold Tackett described the watershed history and stressed community ownership for building and maintaining the project. Leonard Larson of the U S Soil Conservation Service detailed land treatment needs under Public Law 566 and project economics including landowners' 317000 share, 1520 structures, and total government cost of 1533000. Plans call for a Waubonsie Creek Sub-District to operate and maintain installed structures, with easements to be donated by landowners.

Mills Fremont County Waubonsie Creek Tabor Harold Tackett Larson Dan Hovins U. S. Soil Conservation Service Lincounebrasky Washi Aas Pa ‘Yates Chal Hal Wae Remairt, al

Sideswipe Collision Near Bellevue Bridge

An estimated 100 damage to each of two cars in a sideswipe crash at 1 a.m. Saturday on highway 370 near the Bellevue bridge. Driver names were Robert J. O’Brien of Bellevue Nebraska and Curtis D. Fisher of Pacific Junction.

Bellevue Bridge Sheriff's Office Robert J. O'Brien Bellevue Nebr Curtis D. Fisher Pacific Junction

Service Awards of DeMolay Presented in Glenwood

The first majority service awards of the Nishna Valley Chapter of DeMolay were presented to Lerre Spencer and Max Selke of Tahor at a Tuesday meeting on April 11 at the Masonic Temple in Glenwood.

Nishna Valley Order of DeMolay Lerre Spencer Max Selke Tahor Masonic

Social notes from Wesley and nearby towns highlight visits and family events

Sunday dinner guests visited the Wendall Ackenbaugh and Bevis Sowers households. Edges of the community include hospital stays for Ray Lathrop, wire collector Jerry, and a five year old arm injury to Stephen McGrew. Attendees shared birthdays, concerts, and dinners across Council Bluffs, Silver City, Carson, Red Oak, and Stan ton with several local families.

George Shook Dud Knudson Wendall Ackenbaugh Jim Good Donald Bevis Sowers Ned Turner Carl Olson Essex Ray Lathrop Morey Hospital Council Bluffs Lathrop Vera Dittus Richard Leyton Bedford Jerry Leyton Roland Bryant Bud Bryant Carroll Kirlin Silver City M. I. Pullman Ray Elswick Carson Allan Palmers Allan Palmer Elaine Smith Andy Smith E. A. Cleaveland Af Carson Russell Asells Stephen Exwin McGrew Red Oak Glen Sowers Glen Jackson Hiram Cool Richard Stanton Richard Cool David Abel Red Oak High School Ed Meadows Joe Robbinses Lorance Lisles Joe Harvey Lisle St. Joseph's Hospital Omaha Mary Joe Robbins Southwest Iowa Farm Business Association Farm Bureau Malvern Marion Wilsons David Miller Albert Washburns Farragut John Wilsons John Mary Allely D.A.R Earl May Shenandoah Gordon Astells Bob Glynn Clinton Parker Mercy Hospital Co. Bluffs Floyd Yates Carl Yates Betty Wilson Jean Maryville Art Darbys Floyd Stephens Lorimer Bob Reshhes Chuck Trump Mapleton Marvin Deitehlers Marsha Linco Douglas

Waubonsie Creek Board Members Named

Waubonsie Creek Board announces members including Raymond Yates Chhn Harold Tackett Morris Baleman Carl Lormor and Ben Jackson as kickoff construction proceeds.

Waubonsie Creek Raymond Yates Chhn Harold Tackett Morris Baleman Carl Lormor Ben Jackson

Walk in Henderson Causes Knee Injury at Hospital

A woman walking in Henderson tripped and fell injuring her knee Thursday. She was transported to Edmundson Hospital where she received surgery Friday morning and will remain hospitalized this week.

Henderson Edmundson Hospital Bob Murray Glenwood Ed Meadows

Wesley WSCS Plans May 3 Breakfast

Wesley Chapel W S C S held an April meeting with 12 members present. Plans were made for the May 3 morning breakfast, with members A through N bringing homemade goodies for two dozen. A guest day at Malvern’s Methodist Church was announced with a talk on Different Religions of the World. The next meeting is set for April 26 with Pearl Asell and Edith Sowers as hosts.

Wesley Chapel W.S.C.S Edna Weigman Adelphia Bryant Methodist Church Malvern Pearl Asell Edith Sowers Alice Carolyn Washburn

Goodwill Truck to Visit Five Town Centers on April 27

Goodwill Industries invites donations as usable discards fuel rehabilitation programs for the handicapped. The Goodwill truck will visit Hastings Malvern Emerson Silver City and Henderson on Thursday April 27 to collect items no longer needed but still usable.

Goodwill Industries Hastings Malvern Emerson Silver City Henderson

Spring Rushes In Mills County Weather Spells Busy Week

Showers then warm days spur early spring activity in Mills County. Farmers push fieldwork plant gardens and lawns are mowed as conditions shift. Weekly temperatures range from 34 to 81 degrees with scattered rain through the period. Continuous spring growth and bloom predictions underline a fast start to the season.

Mills County

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Inether Ado Sd Randy Byers David Swett Danny Boileau Rand Rod Grindle Gainer Gwyn Blackburn Goy Sands C. B Waubonsie Gwyn MCHS College Wilson Bev Forney Pic Blackburn Vicki Glynn Dra Mort Johoure Wesley News Robert Reshes Mabry Cathy King Tommy Nodaway Bob Resh Clifford Allery Jay Winslow George Hunt Ott Menschel Art Deitering Federated Women's Club Grenwood Mary Aillely Bob Sell Presbyterian Church Frank Sampson Audubon Ben Wilsons Susan Deitehler Albert Washburn Charles Phelps Bill Scherle Dick Hydes Otha Wearins Atlantic Dick Godfrey Don Godfreys Crawford County Denison Wesley Wscs Robert Resh, Srs Penny Southwest Iowa Poultry Association Conn Rowe Eugene Tyners St. Joe Meadow Gold Co Lyle Howard Don Hartman Goodwill’s
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