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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1974
Page
2
Malvern Ril scouts toured the Leader office and wrote notes praising the machines including a guillotine stock cutter and a blue Compuriter. The letters express charm, curiosity, and thanks for the visit, mentioning the old printing press and paper handling gear.
Hultman summarizes Gov. Ray's energy plan presented to a joint House and Senate meeting. The governor proposed an eleven member energy commission to study and craft an energy plan, a three year state program to buy and operate a coal mine for Jawa coal research, and monetary aid or tax breaks for railroads tied to local tax districts.
A reader urges stricter church guidelines for wedding use of facilities to prevent casual or improper displays. He cites examples of inappropriate behavior and attire, and promotes youth involvement and church engagement to ensure the solemn, faithful nature of marriage rites.
Jack Jones of Malvern presents a personal view opposing Senate File 531 which would grant public employees including K-12 teachers collective bargaining rights. He argues it undermines local control, cites failures in other states, urges readers to contact their representatives and governor.
The Malvern Leader of Malvern Iowa covers community happenings as of Thursday January 3. Local officials plan events, residents discuss issues, and small-town activity reflects winter civic life with brief notices and notices.
A reader urges action on a Genocide Law advancing in Congress led by Sen. Frank Church. The letter questions international tribunal prosecution for individuals over destroying any group and criticizes Congress for focusing on Watergate while eroding freedom, urging letters to the senator.
The Senate Antitrust Subcommittee under Hart opens an inquiry into a proposed 120 million hog operation in Northeastern Missouri linked to NFC pressure on anti trust reform. Promoter Charles McQuoidt’s bankruptcy and 5000 acres with water rights fuel the project while creditors include oil firms and hotels.
Feb 4 features a high burger with tarter sauce corn cake with fruit topping and milk. Feb 5 offers chicken fried steak mashed potatoes spinach pineapple cake butter sandwiches and milk. Feb 6 serves taco lettuce and cheese green beans pear conky B and P B sandwiches and milk. Feb 7 includes dried beef gravy mashed potatoes tossed salad peaches baking beer biscuits apple butter and milk. Feb in later listing macaroni and cheese peach cottage cheese salad peas coffee cake B and P B sandwiches and milk.
District Large Group Contest entries from Corning on Jan 29 include a one act play read by Steve Sands and Mr. P and Wanda Dolan with Why Teachers Go Nuts. Casts feature Beth Robbins Julie Swobods Judy Kelly Rory Jack Joe Phelps Tim Bedsworth Chris Ellison Sheri O'Dell Joel Waymire. Public show set for Jan 31 at 7 p.m. to advance to State.
Malvern school officials release second nine weeks and first semester honor rolls. Seniors include Alberts Dickersbach Donahue Fritz Goldsberry Hunt Kauffman Knop Leu Miller Miller Robbins Sands Shere Sinner Swoboda Swoboda White Winstone. Juniors Baer Bowley Donahue Ellison Farmer Kline Kahl O'Dell Ponton Skerritt Stenger. Sophomores Bedsworth Blackburn Durham Henderson Jones Kelley McClure Mott Swoboda Warnke Waymire. Freshmen Barber Boyer Campbell Crouch Donahue Leu Miller Mulholland O'Dell Rice Robbins Rush Viney Wright Zanders Zanders. 8th Grade Boyer Dolan Kruse Lentz Miller Reed Ricker Sands Stenger. 7th Grade Bass Beattie Chown Crouch Fay Fickel Forney Forney Graham Henderson Jack Miller Sinner. 2nd 9 Weeks Hunt Jones Kauffman Knop Leu Miller Miller Mil ler Robbins Sands Shere Sinner Ellison Kahl Kline O'Dell Pierce Ponton Skerritt Stenger Wederquist. Durham Henderson Jones Kelley Jack Swoboda Warthe Waymire. Freshmen Barber Campbell Donahue Miller Mulholland O'Dell Rush Viney Zanders Zanders. 8th Grade Achenbaugh Boyer Dolan Kruse Lentz Miller Mulholland Primrose Reed Ricker Stenger. ney Graham Hen-
At 10 20 on January 16 MCHS students paid a quarter to watch a trampoline program in the gym. Rick Jones introduced Eddy Fowels who demonstrated mounts and stunts and two students Valerie Dickersbaugh and Mike Biggerstaff practiced front and backwards summersaults. Andria, Eddy’s wife and 1973 Cage ball champion, led cageball play with eight boys and teams of four.
Deb Leu highlights Linda Kay Williamson born December 23, 1955. The Capricorn student majors in English health economics and clothing, enjoys pizza and ice cream, and supports activities such as basketball Pep Club FHA Letterette 4-H Teen club and St John’s Valberan church. She advises underclassmen to persevere and be true to themselves as she looks to the future.
Malvern, South Page, and Farragut competed in the 1974 Corner conference boys tourney. South Page upset Malvern 68 to 59 in the consolation, while Malvern and Farragut split semis and final, with South Page rallying late and Malvern rebounding strongly. Perry Sinner led Malvern with 17 points.
The bulletin lists upcoming events from Sandy: Feb 1 at 6:30 p m a B and G event in Sidney. Feb 2 at 4 30 p m in Carson Mace domia a B and G event in Sidney H at 9 p m. The notes mix locations and times with letters indicating divisions.
Farragut girls beat Adettes to claim their eighth straight Corner Conference tournament title at Stanton. Kim Wederquist led Malvern with 23 as South Page fell 96-82 in the meet’s only scoring spree. Final notes cite Plumer’s stall strategy and strong Pantherette front court defense.
Malvern Jr. high girls beat Hamburg 36 34 to end season 4 3. Marilyn Sinner led Malvern with 15 points, Rey Forney 12, Karen Kruse 9. Denise Hendrickson top Hamburg scorer with 19, Roxanne Powers 11. Kay Henderson named Player of the Week for holding Hamburg’s forward to two points.
The schedule lists upcoming games for Friday February 1 including Treynor at Tri-Center, Malvern at Sidney, Nishna Valley at New Market, Essex at Fremont Mills, Farragut at Stanton, and South Page at Hamburg. Saturday February 2 features Malvern at Carson-Macelonia, plus Tuesday February 5 games Sidney at Nishna Valley and Stanton at South Page.
The Treynor Cardinals lost their second game of the season to the St Albert Falcons 78-56 as turnovers and a persistent full court press hampered Treynor. Mike Shudak led St Albert with 20 points while Kim Murphy scored 28 for Treynor and Matt Spring added 19.
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