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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1967
Page
10
A jumble of school cafeteria items appears including chili carrot celery bread butter chocolate cake ham cheese pear jello bread Vitter Gimnanion roll Fels and buttered sandwiches with salads cookies and theater treats.
The FHA hosts a Courtesy Week at MCHS running from Wednesday until February 3. On February 4 the PHA will sponsor a dance. The FHA will merge the Courtesy Dance and Sweetheart Dance into a single event with a Sweetheart Court and a Courtesy Court, urging students to dress their best.
Malvers School lists January meals with beef stew cabbage salad bread and butter and desserts. A second line notes palmael cake dangly meat loaf smashed potatoes peas apricals and prues.
The week after report cards starts Courtesy Week from Wednesday to February 3 sponsored by PHA girls. A first and second wife will be awarded to classes with best posters. A Sweetheart Dance closes the week of February 4. Future events include music contests and one act tryouts in March. Marsha Delichter earned top Betty Crocker Test score and advances to state scholarship.
Sheri Luddy, a Treynor Community sophomore, joins Malvern High School living with grandparents Leo and Mrs Garrison. She takes Biology 9 General Math 2 World History and English while participating in Girls Glee 4-H FHA News Staff and Top Club. She says MCHS is easier to make friends but semester tests are tougher than Treynor.
The Junior American Literature class changes to Speech for the second semester. Students will learn how to deliver public or class speeches, with Mr. Libke providing background material and fundamentals. They will practice with structured steps and may speak on short notice by year end.
Marsha L. Deitehter won first in a writer homemaking knowledge and attitude exam for senior girls on December 6, making her Malvern Community's 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She earns eligibility for state and national scholarships and a silver charm from General Mills. A state winner and runner up will be chosen from all state schools. the winner gets a $1,500 college scholarship and Encyclopaedia Britannica for the school, while the runner up gets a $500 educational grant.
The second week of the 2nd General Assembly advances slowly as bills await committee study. The budget message from the governor looms, with the budget set at 376 million dollars annually and a 30 million surplus. Debates focus on rule changes, civil service reform, and potential tax increases after a future Republican shift. Plus town notes on local deaths, open heart surgery, and a fatal railroad crossing incident slated for signals in 1969.
June in January weather and sunlit skies frame a column of casual observations. The writer muses on peas in spring, late sunrises, and the appeal and limits of mini skirts, asking when maturity and weight become moot factors for women over fifty.
Eddie Sands joins the Clarinda Junior class after transferring from Clarinda Community High School. He and his parents live four and a half miles from Mal Vern. Eddie takes American Literature American History Agriculture and metal and welding, notes limited activities but admires teacher respect and girls sports.
Iowa State economist Gene Futrell projects 1966 67 total corn use will top this fall's production by 200 to 300 million bushels. He expects winter No 2 corn prices around 1.25 to 1.35 dollars in Central Iowa with 1966 era price patterns likely reappearing in spring and early summer.
Horseshoe Saddie Club will hold their regular meeting Wednesday evening at the Legion Hall in Emerson. Sarah Crocker spent Sunday in the Morris Fender home. Mr and Mrs Harlan Briggs and family were Sunday visitors in Phoebe Brown home. Mrs Fredrick Larson of Emerson visited her mother Mrs Roy Quimby. Sunday Mike Winchester is our new non parcel paper carrier. Mr and Mrs Fred Lockabill of Essex were in town Saturday. The MVF held a bake sale at Jack's Super Value Store Saturday. The Arthur Campbell and Ernest Combs families have moved to Pacific Junction.
Public notice from Mills County Iowa announces Western Iowa Gas Company Inc doing business as Western Iowa Gas Transportation filed with the Iowa State Commerce Commission for a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate as a 24 liquid bulk transport carrier. A public hearing is set for February 14, 1967 at 10:00 a.m. in Des Moines. Docket DLC-287.
The Upper Room Nashville theme presents a devotional citing Romans 13 7 14 and 12 13 about casting off darkness and donning light. A Lassie tale illustrates honesty through a family selling a dog during hard times, reinforcing the call to live honestly. Prayer ends with a plea for order and a clean conscience, authored by John H. Hires Jr of Florida.
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