Victor Henningsen Honored With Industry Service Award
Victor W. Hensingsen, chairman of Henminese Foods, Inc, received the Industry Service Award at the Fact Firing conference in Kan sar Gt for contributions to the peeling and dehydration of egg products. The award recognizes his quiet leadership, development of dehydrated egg and poultry products, and efforts to advance the egg processing industry through research and public responsibility. His career spans plants in Malvern and Shanghai, with U.S. operations driving new dehydrat ed food products and market expansion in Europe and Britain. He has served in industry bodies, mentored successors, and remains active in church, silversmithing, American art collection, and music.
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Victor W. Hensingsen
Henminese Foods, Inc
Institute of American Pouttry Industries
Indusim
Kansar Gt
Benningsen
Malvern
Amd Pew
Younges
Denmark
Superior
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Stanstoi
Cama
Vancouver
Boston
Tao
Baanghoi
U.S
Isia
Shanghai
China
Beceme
NRA
OPA
National Egg Products Association
Institute
National Poultry, Butter & Ege Association
Tastaute
Ege Solids Council
Eee Te Tes
Ege
Poultry
MCHS Senior joins Malvern class in March 196
Dale Malcom entered Malvern Community Schools this year as part of the class of 196. He previously studied at Silver City and Glenwood and joined F F A, chorus, and basketball. He pursued Vocational Agriculture TV and Auto Mechanics 2nd Electricity and chose farming as his career.
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Malvern
Dale Malcom
Silver City
Glenwood
Dale
Spring activities begin at Maury with track plans
Spring activities start at Maury with math and science class planning at Red Oak Learning Research Center. Track season begins March 13 with tentative meets set for April including Tarkin Relays April 7 Cardinal Relays April 11 Mustang Relays April 25 Council Bluffs Relays April 20 Big Red Relays April 38 Tiger Relays May 1 and Corner Conference Meet. National Math Test tops are Vicki Glynn John Wilson and Mike Waymirn with statewide results.
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Sprig
Preys
Forney
Wil
Learning Research Center
Maren 13
Rick Tasty
Lyttn Turner
Xen Rinckman
Mike Black
Tarkin
Cardinal Nelays
Mustang
Council Bhiffs
Big Red
Tiger Rely
MCHS
Vicki Glynn
John Wilson
Mike Waymirn
Chantry School
Four Ready to Go to State Contest
Four contestants from MCHS advance to the state contest. Maretta and With at Indimota, Sharlene Shull, Nixie Ba, and Moha Cannady perform in interpretive poetry and dramatic declamation. The group extends best wishes to the girls for the upcoming competition.
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Maretta
Indimota
Sharlene Shull
Sisteou
Nixie
Nancy Doh
Keith Do It Right First Time Says Keith
Keith transferred to MCHS from Fremont Mills in March 1965 and is enrolled in English 42 American Government Vocational Agriculture IV and Auto Mechanics and Electricity. He plans to attend Milford Trade School after graduation and believes tasks should be done right the first time to avoid wasted effort.
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Keith
Samson
MCHS
Fremont Mills
Milford
Nebraska
New Class Schedule Sparks Mixed Reactions Among MCHS Students
Eighth graders at MCHS voice varied opinions on a new class schedule introduced at the year’s start. Some preferred the old setup, others favor PLE and PE before dinner, with comments noting fewer daily classes but a tense, sometimes dull period.
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MCHS
Student plans college major after busy school year
The passage notes Alan, a sophomore and junior year attendant for Courtesy Courts, balancing a full five course load including American government English 12 bookkeeping metals and welding and art appreciation with extracurriculars. He aims to enter Neltleton Boyles-Van Sart business college this fall to major in a field not fully specified.
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Alan
Alan Press
Neltleton
Boyles-Van
Malvern Leader issues March 16 1987 edition
The Malvern Leader for Malvern Iowa publishes the Thursday edition dated March 16 1987 featuring local news community updates and notices. Readers find brief items on town events school activities and civic notices typical of a weekly local paper.
Calendar for Week Promises Busy School Schedule
The week lists events in March including a Photo Club meeting on Monday at 7 p.m. and an Office Practice class targeting Omaha on March 22 at 8 30 a.m. A nine week test spans March 22 and 23 with no school on March 24 for Easter vacation. March 25 notes a Freshman Bake Sale and March 28 marks school resuming with an automatic GAS range mentioned.
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Robreau
Dallas
Omaha
Exster
Twirp Week Brightens MCHS With Themed Dress Days
MCHS starts Twirp Week to lift school spirit with daily themes from Chish Day to Dress Up Friday. Students and teachers join in as a Kangaroo Court fines offenders and Twirp of the Week is named with a prize. Fortes provides music as admission runs $1.25. Malvern Community School hot lunch plans run March 21 to 24 with menu items each day.
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Malvern Community School
Marcie WU
Marcel
Clarinda College Choir to Tour Midwest
Clarinda College Choir plans an eight city tour starting March 7 with performances in Ames Calo Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis. A bond concert is set for March 28 at the Methodist church in Clarinda after the tour.
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Tree Midverdt
Darray Dind
Suellen Dasher
Clarinda
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Victor Henningsen
Industry Service
Bee
Snowdudge
Sieese
ST. Patrick's
St Patrick's
York
Leroy Viner
Warren
Panther’s den
Nancy Delar
Kathy Wilcox
Nancy Dolo
Ediwr
Asalstant
Pat Dolan
Alon
NCA
Lora Glyna
Oreright
Kathy West
Glen Dickersbach
Pat Larson
David Fritz
Sivanne Summers
Debbie McChure
Keith Barber
Malvern, Iowa
Leader
Terry Jones
Chuck West
Janice Clay
Ron Evans
Dixie Bird
Jim Hanson
Ie Cone
Clarinda College Choir
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