Sportsmanship Trophy Proposed By Conference Editors
The Corner conference executive board faced a dispute over a March sports month claim and a letter from Mrs. Martha Winters. Editors apologize for misinterpretations of Feb 27, urge action on on-field conduct, and propose a traveling sportsmanship trophy to reward the most deserving school for three consecutive years while retiring it to the winner’s case.
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Corner Conference
Martha Winters
Open Forum For
New Track Equipment Ahead of First Meet on April 10
MCHS has bought new stop watches and a fiberglass pole for pole vaulting. Coach Richard Krambeck guides 13 track team members awaiting better weather to prepare. The squad enters Cardinal Relays on April 10 and Mustang Relays on April 17, with several students in a weight control program for both track and football.
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MCHS
Richard Krambeck
Mustang
Lyle Hedlund
Bill Costello
Harold Hardy
Woody Jones
Tim Markel
Dale Stephens
Bob West
Bill Blackburn
Larry Hatfield
Randy Salyers
John Miller
Dave Needs
Greg Jones
Steve Winters
Propose student award and trophy pledge for sportsmanship
The Corner conference discussed a plan where one boy and one girl from each school decide all season outcomes by ballot, excluding self-voting, considering players coaches and fans. The Malvern Leader would donate trophies if approved, with a call to ban mechanical noise-makers at all games as Iowa HSAA already did in state tournaments.
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Iowa High School Athletic Asso
Deanna Grindle Repeats as AAU Free throw Champion
Deanna Grindle of Omaha repeated as the AAU free throw champion at the Women’s AAU tournament in St Louis last week. She sank 48 of 50 and claimed the trophy for the second straight year, after a perfect 60 last year.
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St. Louis
Deanna Grindle
Omaha
Miss Grindle
Ellia Grindle
Imogene
Strahan High School
Russell Sports of
Rick Lunn Earns All-Southwest Class B Team Berth
Rick Lunn was named to the All-Southwest Class B second team by the Council Bluffs Nonpareil, with Don Hicks receiving honorable mention. Stan Booker of Farragut and Jim Clayton of Hamburg made the first team, while Lunn was praised by coach Jerry Nauman as the best he has coached. Lunn averaged 18 points per game and shot 55 percent from the free throw line, noted for strong timing and field presence.
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Nishne Valley High
Council Bluffs Nonpareil
Rick Lunn
Don Hicks
Stan Booker
Farragut
Jim Clayton
Hamburg
Lunn
Jerry Nauman
Rollie's Capture High Team Game and Series Honors
Rollie's Texaco led scoring with games of 790 and 775 and a 2322 series in the first division of the Women's Wednesday Nita League. Tabor D-X was second with 772 and 2218, Glenwood Bank third at 760 and 2117. Barbara Peterson led individuals with 186, Billie Baldwin 185, and Marian Jurgens totaled 493.
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Rollie
Texaco
Tabor D-X
Glenwood Bank
Barbara Peterson
Billie Baldwin
Marian Jurgens
Lou King
Mary Stanley
RolHe
Connie'r
Guy
Representative Jensen Cited by ACA for Constitutional Stand
Washington reports ACA praises Representative Ben F. Jensen of Iowa 7th District as upholding the Constitution and opposing Communist appeasement and centralized power. ACA-INDEX notes his 13th term, role on the House Appropriations Committee, and calls him a courageous defender of individual freedom and the private enterprise system.
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Washington
D. C
Ben F. Jensen
Iowa
Americans For Constitutional Action
United States
ACA
Herbert Hoover
Charles Edison
New Jersey
Edgar Eisenhower
Jensen
House Appropriations Committee
Emerson Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Good hosted eight guests at dinner with extended visits from the Brunows of Persia Don Seibert and son Mike and Bob Good and family from Council Bluffs and the BR Good family. Mrs. Seibert, Brunow's daughter, has regained the ability to walk after a long paralysis from a hayrack fall. Sewing Circle plans a meeting next Tuesday with Mrs Ward Coy.
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Ralph Good
Fred Brunow
Persia
Don Seibert
Mike
Bob Good
Council Bluffs
R. BR. Good
Seibert
Brunows
Sewing Circle
Ward Coy
James Burroughs
Clarinda
T. M. Burroughs
CG. J. Rhink
LaVerne Obrecht
Richard Buss
Malvern
Bill Smith
Villisca
Bridge
Obracht
Uertha Cole
Ralph
Henderson
Paul Vestal
Charles Vantul
Emerson Auxiliary in Busy Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary met March 13 at the Legion Hall with Evelyn Lake presiding. A letter from the mother of the assigned child expressed thanks for the clothing sent. Delegates elected were Evelyn Lake Lucille Edie and Anna Burmeister. The group urged letters to support school prayer and veterans home care bills. A Farm Bureau Home Extension meeting was announced for Malvern March 26 with reservations by March 20. A bicycle safety literature drive was approved. Next week the unit observes its birthday with a cake delivery to the meeting. Mrs John Parker won the door prize, a necklace and earrings.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Evelyn Lake
Ben
Glenwood
Lucille Edie
Anna Burmeister
Farm Bureau Home Extension
Malvern Mareh
Clyde Tatton
Legion
John Parker
St Patrick Day Tea Held With Decorated Table
Refreshments were served by Marie Jones and committee from a table decorated in honor of St Patrick s day. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Patton and Patricia were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Ingersoll. Mrs Rogs Bryant and Mrs He ber Hillyer visited the Harton Home near Glenwood Sunday to see Mrs Tillyer s father Fred Bishop who went into in cor Friday night.
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Marie Jones
Clyde Patton
Patricia
Clyde Ingersoll
Rogs Bryant
Heber Hillyer
Harton
Glenwood
Tillyer
Fred Bishop
Cor
4 H News Center Feeders Honor Dads With Chili Supper
4 H Center Feeders honored their dads with a chili supper at Carolyn Silton home. A business meeting followed with a roll call answered by members. Six guests attended. Readers awarded premium money from record book entries. County officer candidate Alan Wright chosen. Wright then demonstrated on how to smoke an extension card. Jonn Buch, reporter. Printing Call The Avl ern Leader for all kinds. LE
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Carolyn Silton
Alan Wright
Jonn Buch
Highway Patrol in Iowa District 3 Reports 1963 Totals
In Atlantic headquarters release district No 3 lists 19068 violators nabbed in 1963. 4884 traffic tickets 5271 court citations and 277? more for faulty equipment. 2605 motorists aided 75741.75 paid in court plus 9750 jail days. 888 accidents 66 drunks 3700 in safety programs. 1022018 miles traveled 26 cars stolen 18 wanted 75 blood relays. Radar aided 8876 speeding violators. Patrols aided fires blocks and missing persons searches.
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Iowa Highway Safety Patrol District No. 3
Atlantic
East Liberty Visitors Share Weekend Gatherings
East Liberty noted social visits as Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson from near Emerson visited the Claude and Ernett Stephens families on Sunday evening. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barnes and Lois spent Thursday with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Orie Secules south of Clarinda. Additionally, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rass and Doug from near Malvern visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henderson, Kristi and Kay last Tuesday. Emnett Stephens Joyce and Chris visited LeRoy Shook’s home Friday evening near Henderson.
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Harry Johnson
Hear Emerson
Claude
Ernett Stephens
Herbert Barnes
Lois
Orie Secules
Clarinda
Richard Rass
Doug
Near Malvern
Richard Henderson
Kristi
Kay
Emnett Stephens
Joyce
Chris
LeRoy Shook
Henderson
Silver City Guest List Highlights Local Visits
James Schoening of Oakland dined with Alta Schoening Tuesday. Sunday guests of Gerald Stogdill and Ron included Mrs. William Lay, children, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Techau with Tracy of Council Bluffs. Frank Lincoln and sons attended Brian Hakenson's birthday, son of Clayton Hakenson, age five, in Council Bluffs. Harold Huffaker and Omaha daughter visited Florence Huffaker Saturday. Joe Janousek and Dixie of Omaha called Sunday. Mrs. W. F. Anderson visited Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Vaughn of Lincoln from Thursday to Sunday. Mrs. Ross Atkinson of Randolph spent weekend with Bob Waller and Herman Wise family in Tabor. Carl Winslow hosted Tuesday evening visitors.
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James Schoening
Oakland
Alta Schoening
Gerald Stogdill
Ron
William Lay
Ernest Techau
Tracy
Council Bluffs
Frank Lincoln
Brian Hakenson
Clayton Hakenson
Harold Huffaker
Omaha
Florence Huffaker
Joe Janousek
Dixie
W. F. Anderson
L. E. Vaughn
Lincoln
Ross Atkinson
Randolph
Bob Waller
Herman Wise
Vicki
Tabor
Carl Winslow
Electricity in the Learning Busy Boomers 4 H
The Busy Boomers 4-H group met March 2 at Edward Russell home after a session at Nishna Valley High School to study electricity. Thirteen members two leaders and two visitors attended. They contributed $3 to LFYE and $3 to Latte Conference. A 4-H tour is planned for March 3. Lunch was served then. Next meeting is April 13 at Dale Sandquist’s home.
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Edward Russell
Nishna Valley High School
Russell
Lf.y.e
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