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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1972

Page

3

Iowa FHA Conference Des Moines March 3 4 Highlights

Marsheila Blackburn Susan Miller and Diana Ricker will represent the Malvern Chapter of Future Homemakers of America at the 1972 Iowa State FHA Conference March 3 4 at Hotel Fort Des Moines Des Moines. Cleta Salyers adviser accompanies them. Keynotes include Paul Devin and Miss Louisa Liddell. Banquet speaker is Diane Hanson. The Malvern FHA will install state officers and Marsheila runs for state president.

Fort Des Moines Des Moines Marsheila Blackburn Susan Miller Diana Ricker Malvern Future Homemakers of America Cleta Salyers Iowa Paul Devin Callanan Junior High School Louisa Liddell Washington, D.C Diane Hanson Central Region Stewartville Minn FHA

Teacher of the Week Spotlight: Mrs. Cleta Salyers

By Sheri O'Dell Mrs. Cleta Salyers is our Teacher of the Week. She studied at Northwest Missouri State College and later took courses at the University of Northern Iowa Omaha University and Iowa State College. Salyers has taught 16 years at Malvern and now leads home ec courses including a new boys home economics class. She serves as FRA sponsor and senior class sponsor and belongs to Delta Kappa Gamma Martha Circle and the United Methodist Administrative Board. Her hobbies are sewing travel and crafts. Her favorite color is blue steak and a Brittany Spaniel named Duchess are her favorites. Her pet peeve is unfair people and duplicity. She praises the school system and student conduct and hopes her words and actions reflect well in the future.

Sheri O’dell Cleta Salyers Northwest Missouri State College Maryville University of Northern Iowa Omaha University Iowa State College

PERIOD PRATTLE By Susan Kahl

With basketball taking up most of everyone's time there has been little room for other things. It will be over soon so use spare moments to catch up on neglected tasks. You will not be bored. After the season you may be running the 220 or earning a diploma. Enjoy the downtime at MCHS.

Susan Kahl MCHS

Up and Coming Notice From MCHS Schedule

Mar. 5 Band Mother's dinner. Mar. 7 Conference band festival. Mar. 1-11 State's basketball tournament. Mar. 13-15 9 weeks tests. Mar. 16 Advisory board meeting.

MCHS

Don’t Quit Poem Extract From Unknown Author

Literary Corner presents an inspirational verse about perseverance. It urges resilience during hardship, noting that success often comes just as failure appears near. The poem emphasizes staying in the fight when circumstances are toughest despite doubts.

Social notes from East Liberty and surrounding towns

East Liberty and nearby communities feature a week of entertaining visits. Mrs. Josie Stotts hosted a coffee for Jessie Frazier Hazel Cardwell and Mary Skerritt of Malvern while Mrs Phoebe Goodell hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Claude Stephens with a March 4 birthday. Guests included Mrs Irma Hayes, Mrs Albert Boehme, Mr Dick Leet, Mr and Mrs Leonard Parker and son Gary, Mr and Mrs Larry Williams and Gladys Williams, and many others from Glenwood Malvern and Bellevue. The record shows frequent dinners supper and calls among local families including the Tackett Shenefield Pearce and Hunt households with visits across Ca Bluffs Emerson and Peaceville.

Josie Stotts Jessie Frazier Hazel Cardwell Mary Skerritt Malvern Ozark Phoebe Goodell Claude Stephens Michael Harris Glenwood Paul Tackett Floyd Coza Ora Benedict Ivan Steele Geo, Miller Leonard Parker Gary Bellevue Nebr Galen Hunt Peaceville Warner Watts Ernest Brower Hillsdale Orlo Jones Karl Hertz Gregg Jones Gerald Buggington Charles Shenefield George Marshall, Jr

Speech contestants travel to state district contest at Shenandoah

Nine contestants travelled to Shenandoah for the District Speech contest. Names include Coleen Ponton with dramatic, Chris Ellison and Linda Barber with poetry, Debbi Bayes dramatic, Paul Messenger oratorical, Sheri O'Dell and Kathy O'Dell humorous, Kathy Leu try. Students awaited certification status to advance. Panther Pause Art students enjoyed the Joslyn Art Museum visit while transitions at Miss Hanson to Mrs. Barnes continue amid encouragement.

Shenandoah Coleen Ponton Chris Ellison Linda Barber Debbi Bayes Paul Messenger Sheri O'Dell Kathy O'Dell Kathy Leutry MCHS Matthew Knight Kathy Leu Pat van Seyoc Sheri Debbie Bayes

Corner Band Festival at NY shuts in March evening

The Corner Band Festival at NY is set for Tuesday March 7 at Nishna Valley. The select band arrives early, others travel in afternoon to rehearse before a 7 30 p m concert. Selections include Joy to the World America March for Tomorrow and Variations of Folk Songs.

Nishna Valley America

IWCC Singers Deliver Pleasant Friday Concert at Clarinda

The Royal Blue Singers of Iowa Western Community College at Clarinda performed at the Methodist church before about 60 voices. The program featured smaller groups and sacred classics, with a strong full-choir finale. The tour will continue to 11 southwest Iowa towns, with a southern run planned in April. Among the group were Malvern students Roberta Thaller and Bill Baer, plus Denise Hendrix, a Henderson student and Madrigal Singer. The ensemble enjoyed a preconcert supper and overnight visits with local families.

Royal Blue of Iowa Western Community College Clarinda Nelson BE. Crow Blue Clefs Kingsmen Madrigal Singers Palestrina Bach Iowa Malvern Roberta Thaller Bill Baer Singers Council Henderson Denise Hendrix

Band Mothers Dinner Promises Spring Menu at School

The Band Mothers announce their annual dinner on March 5 at the high school. The event features a notably good menu and invites everyone to attend.

Band Mothers

Iowa Seminar and Rally to Address Economic Troubles

Farmers businessmen educators students and officials from all 99 Iowa counties will attend an Economic Seminar and Iowa Rally at 9 30 a m to 4 30 p m Saturday March 4 in the Memorial Union Iowa State University Ames Speakers include Arnold Paulson Granite Falls Minnesota and Vince Rossiter Hartington Nebraska Bank President W W Swaim Ames chairman urges careful analysis of how to fix the economy Advance tickets 2 50 from Howard Palmer 527 4527 The Iowa National Farmers Organization sponsors the event with space limited and a large crowd expected.

Iowa Memorial Union ISU Ames Arnold Paulson Granite Fails Minn Vince Rossiter Hartington Nebr. Bank America W.W. Swaim Corning Swaim Paulson Iowa National Farmers Organization Howard Palmer Carl Wilken Washington

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Lora Pearce Marsheila Susan Diane Mar Shannon Pierce Thomas Edward McClure Wayne McClure Thomas Edward Tom Sgt. At Arms Mr. McClure Howard Cosel Led Zepplin James Taylor Michael E. Ricker Kristi Michael Eli Camelot Miss Ricker Kris George Moore Thomas Edison Nicholaus Murray Butler Ely Culbertson King George VI Rer Knit Shop Glenwood Jopen East Liberty Tom Pearce Renee Bob Bailey Ca. Bluffs Pearce George Pearces Charley Alexander Lyle Howard Emerson Joslyn Art Museum Miss Hanson Barnes Malvern Community Building Dutch” Sylvester Steve Ryan Harold Terry Women's Society Hazel Wilhelm Florence Walter Stille Bob Stille Edmundson Hospital Lennox Boyer Hardware Home Glenwood, Lows IWCC NFO Report Mr. Howard Mills County Mis County Savines & Loan Merth Glenwood, Lewa
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