Musicians Hold Band Clinic At Malvern High School
The corner conference band festival took place Tuesday at Malvern High with West division schools Sidney Fremont Mills Nishna Valley Ham E. The select band of 72 students rehearsed Mon Tue and Tue afternoon choosing music. mass band included 270 students. Guest conductor was Richard Simpson of Red Oak High School in his 30th year.
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Patty Perkins
Malvern High School
Sidney
Fremont Mills
Peeera
Nishna Valley
Ham- E
Richard Simpson
Red Oak High School
Sure Thing From Luann Bowen Distracting Phrases Spark Classroom Jokes
A humorous, informal note lists silly phrases and false school claims students debate as dubious rumors. It hints at lunch menus and choir parts while lampooning common myths about detentions and privileges, ending with a call to question the truth of rumors.
Jr High Wrestling Begins at NV with Team Practice
Dixie Ebeling reports a new junior high wrestling program at NV. Coaches Bates and Eric train boys in first period and after school twice weekly. Four meets against neighboring schools are scheduled as the season kicks off with high hopes for success.
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Dixie Ebeling
Good Old
Bates
Eric
Your No Horoscope Your No Horoscope by Giney McMullen
Horoscope column notes harsh judgments and urges fact checking for Capricorn and Aquarius. It suggests organization for Aquarius and seeks higher community positions for Pisces while warning Aries against gossip. Leo leadership is highlighted, and Libra remains cautious amid family disagreements and shifting perspectives.
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Giney McMullen Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Tarus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libya
Scorpio
Sagittarius
NN Weekly Bulletin State Contests and Classes
March events listed include the State Speech Contest in Des Moines on the 20th, the Science Fair at Farragut on the 22nd with Adult P E and Home Ec classes, the Athletic Banquet on the 25th, and the State Music Contest with Senior Pitch Night on the 27th.
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NN Weekly Bulletin
Des Moines
Farragut
P. E
Athetic
Preview of For Pete's Sake Shown to Students
On March 8 a movie preview was shown to the student body by Mr. Ralph Pierce. The film centers on a family that discovers religion's role in family life after attending a revival led by Dr. Billy Graham. It will screen at the Grand Theater in Red Oak from March 21 to 24.
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Joleen Angry
Ralph Pierce
Billy Graham
Grand Theater
Red Oak
Friendship Proved In Small Ways Poem Tribute
A short poem by Marlene Gage thanks friends for everyday aids. It lists helping collect papers, lending a pencil, sharing food, offering cheer, teamwork on a bulletin board, and recognizing each person has a special place in the world.
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Marlene Gage
Senior of the Week Paul Haack Boy of 1952
The senior year profile highlights Paul Haack born November 11, 1952 to Mr and Mrs Osean Haack. His subjects include senior math physics English literature government economics with government most enjoyable. His favorites include Jaguar cars and the future plans to attend college if not accepted into the USAF Academy.
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Paul Haack
Stork
Paul
Osean Haack
Amos Moses
W.C. Fields
Usaf Academy
Miss Connie Good Honored At Family Event
Hastings resident Connie Good daughter of Mr and Mrs Rollie Good was presented to her parents on January 26 1953. She studies family living English IV office practice government and economics and plans to attend Iowa Western Community College this fall Her favorites include pizza Mash Guess Who Dustin Hoff Man and Boss 352 She dislikes people who degrade others and says mistakes are common
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Commie Good
Rollie. Good
Hastings
Connie
Guess Who
Dustin Hoff
Boss
Btn
Iowa Western Community College
Broadway in By Deb Williams Students Enjoy Bits of Broadway
An assembly titled Broadway in By Debbie Williams was held on Tuesday March 9. Mrs Obrecht will conduct her final adult physical education class for the year next Monday night. Participants plan a fun finale with husbands or boyfriends joining in. They will perform Chicken Fat and play coeducational volleyball. The ladies may thrill their spouses with unique plays.
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Debbie Williams
Girls Letter Jackets at NY for Cheerleaders and Basketball Girls
Shirley Dayson reports NY students will be able to buy black and white letter jackets for cheerleaders and basketball players. Each jacket will feature the girl's letter and a year number such as 71 72 73. Boys have worn jackets for years. this is the first year for girls. Jackets arrive in about two weeks and will be seen soon.
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Shirley Dayson
Little Bit O Green
A vintage piece on St Patrick's Day with local readers sharing quick takes. Responses include weaving a shamrock, pinching for those not wearing green, sneaky smiles, leprechauns, and an Irish blessing.
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Teresa Richards
Karen V
Miss Moody
Randy M
Ruth
NV Gals to State Tourney
Kathy Goma covers Nishna Valley basketball as the girls head to the state tournament in Des Moines on March 12. Readers recall semi finals and finals with Mediapolis Farragut Allison-Burstow and West Marshall, plus the state indoor track meet at Drake Fieldhouse featuring Ronda Wilkerson Kay Bruce and Phyllis Frazee.
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Kathy Goma
Nishna Valley
Des Moines
Mediapolis
Farragut
Allison-Burstow
West Marshall
Drake Fieldhouse
Ronda Wilksinson
Kay Bruce
Phyllis Frazee
Allo
Traveling duo performs excerpts in across midwest towns
Michelle LaRue and Louis Allegotti, Plainfield graduates, tour from Kansas State University at Lawrence. They present Broadway theatrical and musical excerpts in Towa Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma, drawing strong audience interest. Lunch menu lists daily items from March 22 to 26 including shepherd's pie and fried foods, with milk.
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Michelle LaRue
Louis Allegotti
Plainfield
N. J
Kansas State University
Lawrence
Towa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Malvern Iowa Town Council Minutes March 1 1971
Regular meeting notes the Malvern council with Mayor Hardy and six councilmen present. February minutes and February financial report were approved. Listed bills include utilities, insurance, supplies, payroll withholdings, and various repairs and services for General Street and Industrial funds.
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Hardy
Campbell
Malvern Leader
Malvern
Matt Parrott & Sons
IPERS
Iowa
Tak Eee
Costello Ins
Trustee Industrial Fund
Lowell Miller
Activa Kane
Larry Hedlund
Snow —Moval Nelco, Inc
Miller’s
Anderson
Mills County
ch.Salyers Auto Co
Blackburn Oil Co
Malvern Lbr, Co
Michael Todd & Co
Resone
Jowa Empl
Oxygen Pace Service Co
Utilities Fund Trustee-Industrial Fund
Jowa Power & Light ‘Coy Services
United Laboratories
T. S. McShane Co
Laine
Warren Douglas Chemical Co
Malvern Bank
Rice Costello
Pace Service Co
Iowa Power & Light PO
Iowa Empl
Pensation Insurance Services
Towa Power & Light ‘Co
Trust & Agency ‘Fund
Utilities Fund
Garland McCoy
Preston Grissom
Shirley Gideon
James J. Parks
General Fund
Empl
Public
Trust & Agency Fund
Malvern Town Council Approves Ambulance Grant Plan
The Malvern council debated dog control and a possible dog pound then moved to apply for a federal Highway Safety Act ambulance grant. The mayor will sign and the clerk will be finance administrator and project director. Deliberations covered town finances, with several fund receipts listed and refunds processed.
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Ernest Wederquist
Peter Graham
Leon Finchem
Mary Rafferty
Wederquist
Ed Edie
Karl Hertz
Hanson
Kemp
Woodford R. Byington
Malvern Community School District approves 1971 72 salary raise
Official minutes show March 2 1971 meeting with five directors present. The board approves raising the base salary for all certified teachers from 6700 to 6900 for 1971 72 with the same steps as 1970 71 and a 2 percent increase on present salary, excluding those beyond step 15. Insurance no allowance. Vote Aye Wortman Stevens Washburn Nay Axtell Sinner. Some directors supported the base raise but opposed the 2 percent increase. Meeting adjourned.
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Washburn
Axtell
Sinner
Stevens
Wortman
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Es Eestsenseseene
LeRoy Clabaugh
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Town Power & Light
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Motorola
Charles McClure
Wm. D. Baer
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