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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
1
A classroom stock exercise has tend borrowing $1000 on February 11 with repayment due by March 11. Students record daily buy or sell orders, calculate income loss from price times shares, and track a running total to show profit or loss. The rule requires predicting at least one day ahead to imitate broker contact, noting the marked advantage that losses need never be paid.
A school economics unit invites ninth graders to study the stock market by selecting a stock to analyze. The plan aims to teach investment concepts and market understanding through a hands on classroom project.
A humorous piece about a physiology class largely female that hesitates to dissect dead frogs until they are given male names. The frogs, though attractive and tidy, are expensive and the naming gimmick breaks the tension as the class proceeds to study biology. The column ends with a note about the FHA girls and a cookbook project for variety.
A vegetable cook book and the meat salad casserole and dessert hooks are sold for 2.95 each featuring favorite recipes from home economies teachers nationwide. FHA canvassers may approach. contact Mrs Cleta Salyers if not reached. Also notes the preschooler party by home eco girls and a district speech contest at Red Oak on Feb 26.
Courtesy Week at the school runs February 22 to 28 with activities promoting courtesy at games kindness to teachers boy-girl courtesy civic courtesy and grooming. The final event a dance occurs March 18 with teachers selecting the most courteous boy and girl in each class and a king and queen crowned.
February 28 offers barbecued hamburgers buttered peas potato salad chocolate cake and half pint milk. March 1 serves brown beef gravy mashed potatoes cheese sandwich celery sticks fruit and fourteen pint milk. March 2 features oven fried chicken buttered WK corn bread and butter sandwich joHo salad peaches and half pint milk. March 3 includes wieners and kraut hash brown potatoes bread and butter sandwich pudding and quarter pint milk. March 4 lists goulash Vienna bread lettuce salad pears and half pint milk.
Malvern Community High School students will compete in the district speech contest at Red Oak on Saturday with morning and afternoon sessions at 8:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Participants include Debbie Bowman and Chelly Mort in interpretative poetry and Jan Costello and Cathy Burgoin in interpretative prose with specified selections.
A patchwork of school and community items: Dramatic pieces by Becky Numerous and Becky Danley among others, public notices, and a card of thanks from Nadine Durham. The article mentions MCHS speech duties, Mrs. Durham and family, and a Peppy Pals 4-H meeting at St John’s Lutheran with talks on personality, diet, milk snacks and science why questions.
Funeral services for Paul William Durham were held February 19 at Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev. Everett Statts officiating. Interment was in Malvern Cemetery. Durham, born March 18, 1925 in Macon County Missouri, died February 16, 1966 in Council Bluffs after a long illness. He married Nadine Winters on May 20, 1943. they had seven children who survive. The couple lived in Malvern before moving to Council Bluffs.
Judge Harold Dayiason continues Maurice Porter of Glenwood for sentence investigation after Porter was charged with a fourth offense of false drawing of a check.
Mrs Wim Kerr and several others attended the Farm Bureau women's meeting in Sidney on Monday. The event focused on safety. Mr Claude Perkins and family of Red Oak were Friday dinner guests of Mr AL Anderson and family.
The Cub Scouts held a Blue and Gold Banquet Saturday at the school with Leroy Johnson serving as master of ceremonies and Gray Sterling as evening speaker. Laverne Corson gave the benediction as Stanley Vance earned a bear badge and others received Silver and Gold arrows. About sixty parents and friends attended. Den Mothers were Mes. Spiker and Donald Gipa with Mrs. Davy Mitchell and Donnie Mualwood as assistants.
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