Malvern Met Stanton in Corner tourney semi finals
The Malvern Pantherettes beat Stanton in the Corner conference tourney semi final as Malvern and Nishna Valley advanced from second round play. Malvern built a 36 30 halftime lead and pulled away in the third period led by Marcia Wolfe 28 Linda Schrodler 26 and Kathy Weal. Stanton needed a second half spurt to topple New Market. Colleen Linden 22 and Janellie McAlpin 16 led the Minerettes. Farragut and Essex met in the other opener with Farragut building a big first quarter lead and finishing strong. The Corner tourney opened with Nishna Valley edging a 56 47 win over an Essex squad.
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Malvern
Stanton
Farragut
Sidney
Nishing Valley
Pantherettes
Hawkeyes
Marcia Walfe
Linda Schrodler
Kathy Weal
Ini
Edna Fleming
Hawkeyles
Nishna Valley
OTANI
Colleen Linden
Janellie McAlpin
Stina
Essex
Marianne Cullen
Barragut
Day Slater
Sidney Jan
Margaret Warthint
Nishoa Valley
Isd
Uney
Hamburg
Jane Slater
Carolyn DeLong
Essey
Womwe
Fremont Mills
Cowgirls
Carol Daly
Karen Dingille
Fremont-Mills
South Page
Farragut Whig
Herd
Panther
Rick Tasto
Rod Powles
Marvin McDonald
Rod Hunt
Rob Washburn
Panthers
Washburn
Miller
Collins
Moody
Hama
Rebels
Ads
Fittle
Pape
Hawks
Cowboys
Vaughn Babbitt
Dave Harmon
New Market
Dean Moody
Ken ‘Carmichael
Hambrg
Vikes
Dave Lindberg
Jed
Tebbe Ginger
Conservation Officers Exam Set for March at Camp Dodge
Des Moines Iowa The State Conservation Commission will hold officer examinations in March at Camp Dodge to form an eligibility list of the top 20 Parks and Waters officers. Applicants must obtain and return application blanks by February G. The preliminary screening will be March 50 at Camp Dodge with a 9 am arrival. Top candidates will attend a two and a half day school March 20 26 at Camp Dodge. A panel will interview all candidates, and graduation will be based on final grades and other factors. Openings will be filled from the eligibility list.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Camp Dodge
Parks and Waters
Fourth Street
Laws
Aqm
Commission
Preseiva
Dutch Gun Club Elects Officers for Independence Day
The Dutch Gun Club elected Louis Knop as chairman Leonard Fletcher as vice chairman Creighton Miller as secretary Eugene Leu as treasurer at a recent annual meeting. They plan a 969 Independence Day celebration and will extend to Jalvern Community every cooperation in its centennial plans including fireworks. Committees are at work to make the event as outstanding as past celebrations.
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Jalvern
Women s Wednesday Night Bowling Scores Report
The bulletin listsWomen s Wednesday Night Bowling results with team standings and high games and series. Names include Marion Jurgens Cora Masore Arvella Bacon Jan Forney Ruth Lefe Dixie Renton Mariann Simmons Carolyn Stanley Auburn Bird Lee Ross Marilyn Me Evelyn Gay Lorraine Phi Terri Shannon Corky Bowley Ed McNulty Thelma Surface Evelyn Banks Jane Miller Isabelle Ga Bev Tasto Diane Sieck Dune Plummer Avanelle Dashner Roberta Troutman and others with individual scores around 180 to 236 and team totals near mid 900s to 1,000s.
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Goy Oil Co
Texaco
Glenwood Bank
Glorias Beauty
Harless Realty
Konfrst
Nishna
Hurst
Goy Oil Co. Pa
Auburn Bird
Lee Ross
Marilyn Me
Evelyn Gay
Lorraine Phi
Terri Shannon
Corky Bowley
Ed McNulty
Thelma Surface
Donn, Strand
Evelyn Banks
Jane Miller
Isabelle Ga Bev Tasto
Diane Sieck Dune Plummer
Avanelle Dashner
Roberta Troutman
Ison
State's Deer Hunters Had Successful Season
Des Moines Iowa preliminary reports show Tow a Conservation Commission data indicate deer hunters had a successful season. About half of paid licenses produced deer with early figures suggesting an 11 000 to 12 000 deer harvest and a rise of around 10 percent from the prior year. Landowner tenants with free licenses also fared well, bagging several deer.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Towa
Harry Harrison
Towa Conservation Commission
Knightettes B Team Defeats Nishna Valley 54 49
The Knightettes B team kept its record intact with a 54 to 49 win over Nishna Valley on Saturday. Cindy VanScoyoe led FM with 16 points, followed by Kathy Sietsema 14, Hope Reeves 12, and Kay Anderson 10. Teresa Ewalt and other guards contributed strong defense and Jo Ann Reedl pulled 12 rebounds. The B team travels to Hamburg on Sunday January 24 for a 9 00 a.m. game.
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Knightettes
Nishna Valley
F-M
Cindy van ‘Scyoe
Kathy Sietsema
Hope Reeves
Kay Anderson
Teresa Ewalt
Mardean Morvical
Karen Sidsema
Charolette Leffingwell
Jo Ann Reedl
Cindy Curtis
Carel Long
Tean
Hamburg
Renew Boat Licenses Urged By County Recorder
Boat owners must renew registrations at the County Recorder’s Office. Kenneth Astusgen notes changes in registration rules enacted by the General Assembly. Delays incur penalties every six months after expiration. New forms and numbers apply to renewals effective April.
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Recorder
Keneth Astusgen
Band -General Assembly
Recorders Office
Corner Schedules Continue Jan 3
Conference teams resume regular season schedules after the tournament break. Some games are listed for Tuesday January 26 with South Page at Hamburg, Lewis Central at Nishna Valley, Oakland at Sidney, and Stanton at Clearfield. Friday January 31 features Malvern at Hamburg, South Page at Nishna Valley, Essex at New Market, Farragut at Sidney, and Fremont Mills at Stanton.
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South Page
Hamburg
Lewis Central
Nishna Valley
Oakland
Sidney
Stanton
Clearfield
Malvern
Essex
New Market
Farragut
Fremont-Mills
Anderson and Albertson Lead Win Over Sidney
Fremont Mills Knights improved to 7-4 with an 86-46 win over Sidney on Tuesday night. Barry Anderson led with 22 points, Kevin Albertson added 14. Dave Walker and Rick Anderson each scored 12. Kevin grabbed 24 rebounds. Barry and Dave Bell had 12 each. Knightettes lost 48-42 to Sidney as Karen Dinville led with 17 points.
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Fremont~ Mills Knights
Sidney
Barry Anderson
Knights
Kevin Albertson
Dave Walker
Rick Anderson
Kevin
Dave Bell
Fremont Mills
Knightettes
Thurman
Karen Dinville
Diane Bliss
Carol Doty
F-M
Semis Loom in Far ragut Conference Tourney Night
Malvern and Nishna Valley each eye semifinal wins in Far ragut boys basketball with Malvern facing South Page and Nishna Valley meeting Sidney. Thursday hosts semifinals after Tuesday’s rough officiating slowed guard play and fouls.
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Prudential Ins. CO. Life & Health Insurance
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Joe Phelps
Mike Ford
Steve Sands
Steve Dickersbach
Kevin Anderson
Randy Alberts
Bernard Robinson
Bob Moore
Buddy Trimmer
Kevin Hertz
Off Sel
Doug Bowen
Dan Edie
Steve Blackburn
Chris Stephis
Rick ‘Jones
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Continental
U.S
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Stanley Bowl, Inc
Art ‘Bird
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