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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
5
NV cooks at the Jr Sr high school report 90 meals served from opening to semester end. Buns 6600 Cakes 240 Cinnamon rolls 2700 Brownies 36 pans Cobblers 33 pans Crisps 77 pans Cookies 3300 Pies 172 Doughnuts 600 Cinnamon bread 600 slices Noodles 220 lbs Pizza 1. What happened to all the pizza eaters.
The piece argues seat belts save lives and urges drivers to use them. It notes tests show accidents occur before year’s end and acknowledges belts may be uncomfortable but stresses safety and personal responsibility.
News editor Beverley McMullen recalls lessons from early school years about how colonists first lived. The piece frames the topic as a refresher, noting that classes will not dwell long on this unit.
Jane Warren reports that students in Nishna Valley endured another IQ test administered by guidance director Mr Burk in the activity room. The 35 minute exam covered broad interests and results will be kept on file for reference as students await district ball games.
Nishna Valley band members join the Farragut festival for clinics taught by college professors. Laurie Warren reports the cornet and trumpet sessions led by Mr. Maleck of Omaha University, covering holding technique, single double and triple tonguing, and harmonic series bridges.
Friday Feb 4 Basketball New Market at NY 7 p m. Wednesday Feb 9 Corner Conference principals meeting 1 am. Thursday Feb 10 Tenderson Community club 7 p m. Conference basketball coaches meet at Farragut 7 30 p m. Friday Feb 11 Hamburg at NY 7 p m. Saturday Feb 12 Girls sectional basketball at NY Stanton vs Sidney 7 p m Griswald vs Nishna Valley 8 30 p m.
Virginia Angus notes that American literature classes finished brief reports on different phases during the Colonial period, using the reports as refresher material for study.
The science department introduces changes for the new semester. The chemistry section begins organic chemistry focusing on the carbon atom while physical science completes 18 weeks of supervised self learning. Students work independently, covering material to earn a satisfactory grade under their own supervision.
Kenny McKee son of Mr and Mrs Joe McKee Emerson is NVs senior honoree. He takes English literature government bookkeeping senior problems and shop IV and is a member of the wrestling team. After graduation he plans to attend Iowa State University Ames for agriculture.
Beverly Wilson reports on a hot spell as residents cope with high temperatures. Social visits fill the week with many dinners, family gatherings, and attendance at clubs and funeral services in Henderson and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Russell Asell, Mrs. W. M. Fleming, Eric Nyren, the Von Godfreys, Gordon McMullen, Mrs. Carl Wilson, and the Parkers. Local hosting and visits span Shenandoah, Malvern, Council Bluffs, Glenwood, Hastings, and Silver City communities.
PFC Gordon M. Scott son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Q Scott of Malvern performed in an Army Air Defense Command Short Notice Annual Practice SNAP at Fort Bliss Texas January 16 23. Scott with Battery A 43d Artillery Treynor Iowa fired missiles at radio controlled armal targets to test readiness. He joined the Army in February 1965 and is a 1961 Malvern Community High School graduate who attended Peru State College.
Commissing on Education Hold Meeting Monday The Commission on Education met at the church Monday after noo Plans were made for the Vacation Church School After the business meeting the members surfed materials and placed them in the new bookcase cabinet given to She church re cently in memory of Mrs Dallas McGrew The ladies returned Tuesday and furnshed the filing of materials Mrs Ralph Wilson fell at her home Saturday morning and was taken to the Glen Haven Nursing None for a few days Although she was sore and taken up a bones were broken Floyd Yates entered the Clark son hospital Sunday and had ma jor surgery on Momany See you next week same time sane station Clint Parker was no guest of the Marion Plumbs or dinner Sunday The Bob Sells called all the Alfred Jurandts of Silver City Sunday The Ralph Lioxies of Tabor were hosts to a family dinner Sunday night attended by the Clifford Atletys and others Mrs Lynn Parker called on Sts Grice Plumb Sunday Callers this week in the John Clark home included Ruth Howard the Dan Parkers and Doug and Kenneth Parker
The narrator recalls ten days in Alabama with grandchildren Steve and Kathy and their parents. A quake during a family dinner interrupts the meal as a Redstone Arsenal rocket test ends. They travel north through snow to Memphis and Missouri, visiting the Truman Library in Independence. The visit includes social notices and church service updates.
Mrs Josie Stotts attended graveside services at Glenwood cemetery and had lived in Dayton Ohio for many years. A member and officer of the Delphian society, she was among elder Burkett children. Surviving siblings include Mrs Isse Medmonds and Mr Bart Hertick and others.
Large rolls two inch wide sell for 1.25 dollars and one inch wide for 65 cents at The Leader Office. Printing services offered by The Malvern Leader.
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