09 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1967
Page
1
A note on a classroom activity shows students planning a courtesy week to foster respect and good manners. The item mentions a teacher guiding youths through role play, expectations, and a simple setup with a tent and seating arrangement to illustrate positive behavior.
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The weeklong bookkeeping class reviewed practice sets containing journals transactions checks and letters. A quiz asked the purpose of the practice set with responses noting review relationships and preparation for an assignment due Monday.
Beverly Forney of MCHS has been in the 1067 graduating class since kindergarten. She has taken five academic subjects each of her first three years in high school. Her senior schedule includes World Literature American Perspectives Physiology and Home Economics. She participated in photo club pep club mixed chorus PHA and was a cheerleader during her freshman year and a substitute during her sophomore year.
The century old Oriole will be retired and replaced while colors orange and black stay. The vote occurred last Friday with most students favoring change and suggestions to be considered later. Sweetheart candidates were named across classes. Contests loom February 24 and 25 at Walnut as a play about a separated couple is staged.
In MBH UL class taught by Mr. Strevkee students explore income tax basics and filing options. The lesson covers deductions, joint versus separate returns, and farm tax forms alongside sample problems. Also listed is Malvern Community School lunch menu for February with daily offerings.
A fragmented OCR line lists foods including butter and peanut butter sandwiches, Bee, Ns Nua salad sandwiches, ifHaters, pers, priine cake, suggesting a local menu or pantry inventory with unclear context or capitalization.
MCHS announces a new baton routine and eye catching turns accompanied by new uniforms and hats. Skips and spins showcase the group led by Peet, Fam Yates, Kathy Wilcox, Rita McCain, Pat Ford, Joy Evans, Betty McClure, and Pam Finchem. They plan to travel to Drake in March with the refreshed routine and attire.
Carol Horn, a freshman at Clarinda Community College, earned a place on the dean’s list for outstanding scholarship in the first semester. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Hort of south of Malvern, she achieved a 3.27 grade average on at least 12 hours, above the 3.20 requirement.
The Iowa Retail Farm and Power Equipment Association hosts a two day show February 16 and 17 at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium Des Moines. Farmers can inspect forest and farm equipment and talk with manufacturers representatives. Gwen Davis of Iowa Power and Light will lead cooking demonstrations. Tickets available from member dealers.
Masons from six western Iowa counties gather February 20 at the Masonic Temple in Atlantic for a workshop sponsored by the Iowa Masonic Education committee. The program includes Masonic problems and principles lectures, a Mock Lodge demonstration, DeMolay promotion, and a dinner at 6 p.m. Local and visiting officers, including Henry Lanny and Frank I. Millen, will lead opening activities. Thirty-five lodges from Pottawattamie, Cass, Mills, Montgomery, Fremont, and Page counties are expected to attend.
Congressman William Scherle leads a bipartisan push to require bonding of livestock packer purchasers. Other sponsors include Fred Schwengel John Kyl Wiley Mayne and towns noted. The measure targets protection for farmers and livestock producers from packer failures amid inter state shipments and asks for priority in Congress.
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