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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
6
On Thursday August 9 Carol Tome home economist for Swift and Co will headline the afternoon at the county fair Family Day. She will demonstrate thrifty and attractive beef and pork serving ideas for family meals as editors tour Swift plants in Omaha and Glenwood and attend a pig roast.
Mrs Glen Jopp of Malvern has been named school nurse for the Malvern district, replacing resigning Jacque Schroeder and starting August 24. She currently works at Murphy Memorial hospital Red Oak. The board approved several non certified contracts including teacher aides at Chantry school and an assistant custodian, and set salaries for non certified staff.
The Mills County board cancelled an ambulance transportation meeting due to the county attorney's absence. Malvern Rescue Unit Chief Karl Hertz said no meeting date is set while Mills County pursues a county takeover of ambulance transport from Glenwood.
The chief said the ability to provide transportation would pull the ambulance from emergency service, leaving the area without a unit if a crisis occurs. Kelley will be out of town for the rest of the week, and no decision to reschedule the meeting has been communicated.
The Dutch Gun Club's 26th annual Independence Day celebration features Rasini's Rocket Car with Eddie Rasini, Whizzo as emcee, The Bumpys and The Stephens, Genial Gene Leahy as guest speaker with Sen. Dick Clark, Auto Pushball, fireworks, chukkers by Yellow Jackets and Red Devils, and a full day of rides, music, and diversions at the fairgrounds. Col. Forrest E Bloomer and C W Macmanamy host the day, Alison Boyd performs, Bob Rabe provides accordion music, and Silver Star Shows offers rides. The event aims to be the biggest yet attracting larger crowds each year.
The Malvern Panther Band will give a summer concert this evening at 8 p.m. in the Main Street bank drive-in area under director Tracy Ryan with several contemporary numbers. The Iowa Department of Agriculture marks 50 years and invites long-time farming families to join a Des Moines Living History Farm celebration on June 23. nominations encouraged.
A training session for judges of 4 H Achievement Shows will be held in the Malvern Community Building on June 19 starting at 9 30 a m. Exhibits from 4 H club work will be judged and four H leaders are asked to bring items for evaluation. Mrs Barbara Buffington extension home economist will conduct the session in Malvern Mills County Iowa 51551 Thursday June 14 1973.
Mrs. Cleta Salyers MCHS Home Ec instructor chosen as Outstanding Secondary Educator of America for 1973 after principal nomination. Award honors educators for service leadership. five $500 grants and a trophy to be awarded. Board of Advisors includes notable figures. 4-H tour set for June 21 with extension office meeting at 8:30 a.m.
Jeffrey Lynn Guy of Glenwood bound over to district court on a possession of marijuana claim. Bond set at 2500. Other cases this week include Dee Ann Jackson faulty equipment 10 dollars Donald Gary Davis stop sign 10 Randall Genners speeding 15 Otto Kay improper use of registration 10 and no valid registration 35 Linda Glather stop light 10 Donald Jeffrey Coun
Citizens endured a week of unseasonable heat with no measurable rain. Forecasters predicted rain on Monday but none fell, and Tuesday brought a cooler start as residents kept up persistent heat mitigation efforts. Record from the front porch at Happy Hill covers Wednesday through Tuesday.
This week the sheriff's office reported marijuana raids and a rape case. Jeffrey Lynn Guy, 22, was arrested June 7 for possession after a June 4 raid on his Glenwood apartment yielded two bags of marijuana and two hashish pipes. he posted $2,500 bond and was bound over to district court. A second Glenwood raid Friday night was fruitless. Paul Green, 20, of Pacific Junction, was arrested Monday night for raping his mother Betsy Green, 57. He was bound over to district court and held in Mills County Jail pending bail as officers pursue the case.
Cil Bluffs, Faith Fisher of Malvern and Mae Darlene Ehlers of Glenwood faced speeding charges with fines: Fisher $16 for restricted license violation and $5. Ehlers $14. additional listing for Malvern participant shows $15 speeding fine.
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