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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
10
A columnist notes mixed views on Stanton’s water tower and local quirks, praising a quaint red roof tank. They critique Martha Mitchell and Hoover era FBI power, reference Agnew and Emmy misfires, and comment on pesticide misuse harming eagles, urging accountability along Main Street.
Regent funds remain 10.9 percent above last appropriation though cut below askings. Regent Board debates austerity, seeking essential education funding. House mood favors belt tightening amid higher costs and lower available funds. Reforms emphasize basic purposes and humane, personalized education. Conference committee recommends austere route to limit property tax rises.
Shenandoah buyer T A McConkey purchases the Boehner Building at Main and 4th Street. Jackson Real Estate handled the transaction.
Senator Earl Bass outlines Senate action on funding spending and redistricting with shifts in Fremont Page County and rural Adams County areas. Reports progress on appropriation bills and school funding conference, plus a Department of Environmental Quality bill and a slow moving vehicle lighting requirement. Mentions possible June 11 or 12 adjournment and notes visiting Essex Community School youths.
Malvern Community High School held its annual awards assembly listing Citizenship Award Roberta Thaller, and many theatre, news staff, speech, and yearbook honors. It notes Jr high track, high school awards, typing, perfect attendance, activity awards, and senior attendants among a dense roster of names and roles.
Nan shares a lighthearted look at a busy week filled with summer plans including summer school swimming lessons work a Chicago trip church camp and family baseball while joking about weight and disorganization and family appetites.
Jean Leavitt presents area pupils in a Sunday dance recital at 7 p m in the Civic Auditorium Omaha. From this area the program features Chris Ellison Sherri O'Dell Robin Reed Risa Reed and Jody Smiley of Emerson.
Ten girls aged 10 to 14 learned basic sewing steps at the Malvern Community Building last week. The class, sponsored by the Extension Home Economics Committee, covered pattern sizing fabric selection pattern envelopes layout cutting and basic sewing procedures with Barbara Buffington as instructor.
Seven area students earned Spring Dean's List honors at Northwest Missouri State College Maryville. Named: Larry Wiegman Henderson Kenneth Inman John Wooton Randolph Jane Laughlin Imogene Nanette Sterkel Virginia Stinard Glenwood Ruth Beechout Clarinda. The Dean's List lists 431 names for the semester, honoring those with a 3.50 GPA.
The piece argues trees function as efficient natural cooling sources and oxygen producers. It compares trees to air conditioners, citing SCS data on cooling and carbon dioxide absorption, and urges planting more trees alongside maintaining existing ones for beauty and energy relief.
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