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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
5
Malvern resident Deb Hardy known as Phoebe to some is featured in a "Superstars of 71" profile. Born the 1953 New Year’s baby of Malvern, she embodies simple living with a philosophy to strive for the basics.
Kathy Leu Kathy O'Dell and Jill Sell will represent the Malvern Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America at the Iowa Association Leadership Conference in Des Moines on March 65 and 6. The event theme Stable Home Stable Life highlights communications and stability. Mrs Cleta Salyers accompanies the delegates. About 400 members from 196 Iowa FHA chapters attend.
Mrs Howard Palmer reports a westward land grab from Montana to New Mexico as big buyers and holding companies acquire vast tracts. Beav erhead's Flying D Ranch heads private land holdings at 64 000 acres, backed by Irvine Co. Much of Madison Valley has shifted from 60 rancher homes to six nonlocal owners, alarming local leaders who warn of a return to cattle baron control. Economists warn corporations could raise food prices four to five times unless farmers unite for fair prices.
At Atlantic last Saturday a large group of MCHS students competed in District Speech Contes with Lori Scheffel Suzanne Summers Pat Dolan Nancy Bloedel Shannon Pierce Kathy O'Dell Karen O'Dell Valerie Eustice Karen Popejoy and Paul Messenger among the participants Awards went to Shannon Pierce Lori Scheffel Paul Messenger Karen O'Dell Kathy O'Dell and Suzanne Summers earning advancement to State Speech in Des Moines March 19 and 20 SuzAnne Summers and Lori Scheffel will swap pieces to qualify. others received non-certifications.
Eddie Newberg, born August 20, 1952 to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Newberg, is described as having a dignified walk and witty presence. He shares favorites including the color blue, Fridays, the Bee Gees, Up the Down Staircase, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and Joey Heatherton.
A personal appeal asks families to donate usable used clothing and household items for children ages 9 to 13, including undergarments socks towels washcloths outerwear shoes bed sheets and blankets. It requests wringer washing machines and furniture pieces like chairs rugs linoleum a sofa and upholstered chairs, with pickup arranged through school offices.
Hastings II 4-H feeders met at David and Darryl Leu's home with 13 members and one leader present. Members delivered talks on Water Requirements Introducing Animal Nutrition Keeping Feed Records Pathways of Feeds Blue Eyes The Law of Averages and a 4-H calendar was distributed. A post meeting game Toss Across was played and refreshments served. Steven Williamson, Reporter.
Ed, a studious person, digs into American government science maths and English. He comments MCHS is a good school but not par foot. He advises Super Seniors and others to be prepared. If you want Ed, call the house to transfer the call to his motors one. Eddie has everything most people dream of. His future plans are undecided.
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