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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1969
Page
6
David Evans notes the FFA sold 162 crates of oranges and grapefruits this year, short of the hoped total. Gordon Maurer led with 22 crates, while the chapter did not award a prize for top seller.
Local notes show Malvern High School calendar entries from January 2 through January 5. The fragment mentions schedules and a reference to a calendar page, with scattered phrases about mirrors and candy vending machines, lacking complete context or detail.
A reader laments teen smoking and parental influence, urges teens to avoid habit forming dangers, and asks about dating two boys while torn between Guy No 1 and Guy No 2. The advisor suggests clear communication to Guy No 1 and choosing whom to date. Also includes Malvern Community School lunch menu notes from January with meal offerings and dates.
The Malvern high school chapter invites other FFA groups to schedule games with its basketball squad. Prospective teams should call 6248363 and ask for Mr. Gor to arrange matches.
Ruth Ann Bustice of Malvern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bustice, is named MCHS Senior of the Week. The Nishna Valley transfer in grade nine, she plans marriage on August 10 and then seeks a job. Active in FHA, she helps as a teacher aide, studies Typing and English, and urges classmates to set a goal and work hard.
Betty McClure, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne McClure now living in Malvern after relocating from Texas as a freshman, is honored as this week's Senior of the Week. Her future plans are undecided and her favorite color is blue.
Fragmented column mixes quirky phrases on pop culture and nostalgia. Mentions Charlie Brown Nirvana and a wish to paint the White House blue while referencing Nirvana and happiness and a roller skating party in January. Contains stray lines from a school note by Nancy Bloedel about happiness as peace on earth and a January event.
A collection of thank you notices from Shenandoah and nearby areas expressing gratitude for cards gifts and support. Names include Mrs John Clark Mrs John Niday Mr Douglas Myers Dr Dean Darby Mrs Albert Cheney Perry Magers Miley Schmidt and families for hospital stays birthdays illness and bereavement.
A compact listing notes various tire sizes and cord types from B F Goodrich and related brands. Items include 10 Left Wide Tread Polyester Cord and POLYGLASS taxid, with sizes 6-70-14, 78x14, and 78x15 alongside color mentions and trade references to Snow TI Black.
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