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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
9
Twilight Golf League at Fairview Country Club opens next week with ten entered foursomes. Play on Wednesday and Friday evenings between 5 and 6 p m. for a 10 week initial schedule with handicaps as scores arrive and prizes planned for various categories. A women's league is being considered if interest grows.
Nishna Valley Junior High students excel in three meets last week. Girls led 76 to 25 over Lewis Central. boys split results. Boileau swept sprints, Hinkle and Fleming excelled in field events, while relay and jump wins highlighted the boys' performances.
Tabor D X regains lead in the Women’s Wednesday Night Bowling league after sweeping Collins Drug Co. and matching pace with Glenwood Bank. Top game by Virginian Rhodes at 199. high series by Jurgens and Porney, 542 and 517 respectively. Our Market and Robrea also posted strong totals as the race tightens with six weeks left.
Nishna Valley trackmen scored 8.5 points to finish eighth at the Blue Jay Relays in Villisca on Tuesday Dexfield of Dexter led with a 75.45 clocking Other Corner conference teams placed Sidmey 21 97 New Market 8 Essex 7 1 3 South Page 1 Hamburs Malvern Stanton Prescott and Clearfield did not score Rick Lunn was runner up in the high jump Jerry Gage placed fourth in the 220 yard dash and Nishna Valley finished fourth in the 220 yard relay
The State Conservation Commission culls waste in bounty payouts citing 1963 Mills County totals of 1777.15 for 516 fox, coyote, cubs and other creatures, urging shifts to habitat plantings. It notes Iowa state bounty at 140283.25 with most funds wasted and advocates dropping lesser targets to aid wildlife balance.
Fremont Mills outpointed Malvern 64 to 24 at the fairgrounds last Friday, while Malvern junior high runners later won 61-36. Event highlights include field event wins by Carlson and Williams for FM, and Gidley leading the 100 and 220 dashes for Fremont Mills.
Large rolls of tape two inches wide priced at 1.25 dollars and one inch wide at 65 cents offered at The Leader Office.
In a compact listing, Goodman M takes first in high jump followed by Stewart M and Turner M with Shepard FM placing third to tenth. Evans M leads the football throw, with Beer FM second and Wake FM third.
Freshman Sandra Hays from Malvern joined a prep relay team at the Drake Relays on Saturday. Competing with teammates Mary Saylor Osceola Sharon Marsh Pleasantville and Vicky Hoyt Jamaica the group placed third in the 400 yard event with a 52.3 time while the Oklahoma winning mark stood at 50.5. Other Malvern runners include Carol Wolfe Marsha Deitchler Shirley Moore and Janet Jones who advanced in preliminaries and saw Sandra and Carol run in the 100 yard dash prelims.
The State Conservation Commission reports warm weather invites campers to start the season at Town campgrounds. Roads into some areas may be closed requiring foot access. The park remains open for public use. Suggested gear includes warm clothing sleeping bags and air mattresses. Sweatclothes double as sleepwear and for trips to the showerhouse. The wildflowers and uncrowded park atmosphere lend adventure to early camping.
Cub Scout pack 242 met Sunday at Chantry school in Malvern. Cubmaster Has called presented the awards. Bobcat pins went to Jay Robbins Chris Stevens Larry Leu and Jeff Ellison. David Evans received the Webelos patch and joined Boy Scout troop 242 as a tenderfoot. Also awarded Gold and Silver Arrows to several scouts. Bear patch to Curtis Trimmer. Wolf patch to Kevin Anderson. 3 year pins and graduation certificates to David Evans and Keith Barber. Weather postponed kite derby. next pack meeting will be fourth Sunday in May with Olympics.
Wet weather forced the postponement of the Corner conference girls track meet. It will now be held next Monday afternoon at Farragut.
Redbud trees break into full bloom at Waubonsie State Park in southwest Iowa per the State Conservation Commission. Lacey Keosauqua and Lake Wapello follow, with scenic trails and loess knob viewing points offering pink and lavender hillside scenery as spring opens. Parks open picnic areas with tables and fire pits for the season.
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