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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1967
Page
5
Representative William H Harbor reports in session over 100 days with a Peterson School Aid plan tied to tax relief. He discusses housing nondiscrimination, swine brucellosis measures, and a tax note approach to boost state growth and fund education while aiming for 25 to 38 percent relief across the board.
Henderson MARS and Earl Allensworth provide a community update with social visits, birthday gathering at Bevis Sowers home, and various local engagements. Rep. William Scherle visited from Washington, and several residents attended events in Red Oak Malvern Emerson and Omaha highlighting local ties and activities.
Terrain Analyst Lyle Asell in Bien Hoa Vietnam reports shifts from Catibat Engineer to Terrain Analyst and studies vegetation. notes farms without fences and rice paddies. Kenneth Lauridsen and six amateur radio operators attend Bonner Springs festival while Mrs Lauridsen and Larry visit Ada Freeman in Willkeson. Carl Bolton and Ruth Stevens visit Glen Bolton in Des Moines with Mr Bolton a Veterans Hospital patient.
Nishea Valley missions added to the school's laurels Saturday with two IT ratings and a Tt from the State contests at Hamburg. The Girls Glee Choir and Mixed Chorus, directed by Mrs. Myer, earned top placings. The band, led by Mr. Erb, received a If rating.
In the final weeks of the 1966-67 year, activity remains high with prom, track meets, NS installation, a music banquet, history class reports, and music contests. Teachers notice a relaxing mood but remind seniors the semester isn’t over yet and there is still time to slip up.
Girls track began April 17 and boys track starts April 26 under coach Mr Agnew. Kay Bruce set three new records, boosting expectations for the junior high season.
Prom near date, Mrs Hard oversees preparations as juniors work after school on decorations and ordering supplies. Juniors gear up to ensure seniors stay out of restricted areas, aiming for a smooth event on April 28 at 6 40 pm with final efforts to pay off.
NV students gathered in the gym on April 21 to view a film on hearing and how it can be damaged. Wilma Barker, Mills county speech clinician, led the presentation and provided reprinted magazine articles about noise effects and protective devices for workers and players.
A seventh grader notes four weeks remain in the school year. Seniors face new adventures, while seventh and eighth graders anticipate changes as the next level begins.
Mrs Ralph J Viner hosted the Nishaw Valley Club with eleven members answering roll call for Where in the World Would You Like to Go. She presented slides of her trip around the world while Mrs Wallace Olderoy brought a birthday cake for Mrs Bevis Sowers.
Mr. Morgan divided seventh grade classes into five lab teams per class. In 7-A the groups cover growing bacteria, minerals and plant growth, bulletin board decorating, trees of town, and plant growth methods. In 7-B teams include growing bacteria, minerals and plants, bird classification, and painting cigar boxes for insect collection setup.
The Cub Scouts held a pack meeting and pot luck at the school gym Friday night. Awards were presented to Henry Cole for the bear badge Jack Dayson for the waif badge Steve Viner earned gold and silver arrow points, and Steve Steiner Ronnie Skidmore Larry Frink Rodney Frink Steven McGrew and Kevin McGrew received Bobcat pins along with several other year pins.
Calendar notes senior lay day on Thursday April 27 with events including pan and April 2s relay. Kindergarten roundup at Henderson at 9 AM Strahan 10 30 AM. Sr banquet pron May 1. Boys Corner Conference Track Meet at Shonansbah on May 2. Missouri Valley Girls Track Meet May 3 and Shenandoah high school girls track meet at Corner Conference.
The Veterans Administration warns that the final cutoff date for using VA loan guarantees to buy a home, farm, or for related purposes is July 25, 1967. Korean War veterans are excluded, covered by separate legislation.
The instrumental and vocal departments present a first time awards banquet on May 9 in the high school cafetorium. Students who have excelled in vocal or band or qualified for a bar will receive awards as families are invited to attend.
The NV Hawk impressed this week as track squads trained and competed. On April 20 the boys team ran in the Big Red Relays at Missouri Valley, bringing home the champion trophy, the first ever earned by NV track teams. Kay Bruce, a junior high speedster, set three junior high state records at the Blackhawette Relays on April 47. The high school girls track team also represented well.
Peg Usack reports on Nishna Valley students embracing a casual Dress Down Day, joking about Queer's Day influences. Students wore humorous outfits, hoping to power through about 25 more school days with renewed zest despite not feeling like studying.
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