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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
3
The school plans a Dec 17 Christmas party after dinner with carols and a student council gift exchange followed by refreshments. Names for the gift exchange will be drawn early in the week as students anticipate vacation and holiday greetings. The note mentions busy mail and 43 picture orders.
Reid of Glenwood promotes Christmas Ball flowers for MCHS students with a discount if ordered on or before December 13. The ad urges early inquiry about dress color and valor to save money and help the shop gauge demand.
Suellen Dashner received her senior pictures in the mail last Saturday while the rest of the seniors hurry to the post office seeking theirs. Mr. Gidley
The Oriole's Nest column by Jan Costello describes Home Ec classes decorating for Christmas using scraps and student designs, with plans to decorate rooms for open house on December 12 and to bake candies and breads. It also corrects a previous misstatement about prizes for a free throw contest and mentions sportsmanship awards and a Go-Go discotheque explanation.
An incident at Silver Creek involved a panel truck driven by Bert sustaining extensive damage after attempting to pass at a narrow bridge. No other injuries reported.
The excerpt lists upcoming events including a FILA wrapping party on December 10, Bud Herta Night at a basketball game, December 13 staff meeting and count at both schools, December 16 Christmas program, and a Christmas ball themed vacation start.
Three people were injured in an eight thirty p m two car crash a quarter mile east of Pacific Junction. Cars driven by Howard Williams and William Kiles collided when Williams turned to avoid parked vehicles. Williams received neck injury treatment from a Glenwood doctor. Kiles and Debra Burt 14, of Pacific Junction, were treated at Edmundson hospital for shock and bruises.
FHA girls host a Christmas party on December 10 exchanging cheap pitts and sampling refreshments. A mitten tree will supply mittens and socks, plus used toys and old clothing for Goodfellows in Malvern. A 1966 Home Maker scholarship test gathers home economics students from all 50 states with four national winners and local and state awards. Scores return to Mrs. Cleta Salyers in February or March.
After years of standardized tests, 11 senior girls took another exam on Tuesday as part of a homemaker test program.
Roger Smith of Hastings driving a truck tractor struck and killed a pony owned by Jim Lang after the animal strayed onto Highway 275 a short distance north of Glenwood at 7 p.m. Tuesday. About $300 damage was done to the vehicle, sheriff’s report says.
Lewis of Council Bluffs suffered head, finger and knee injuries after a collision at the Silver Creek bridge west of Malvern on county roads. Mrs Joann Poort, Malvern, injured in the other vehicle, received knee back and mouth injuries. Bridge damage estimated at 1000 dollars and car damage about 400 dollars. Monte Tanner of Malvern also treated for ankle injuries.
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