Corner Officials Announced 63 All-Conference Selections
Corner conference coaches named three boys and three girls first teams with Malvern Farragut and South Page leading girls. Honorable mentions and second teams included Fremont Mills Hamburg Essex and New Market players, while the article also details Nebraska rodeo production and regional goose season observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Malvern
Farragut
South Page
Oriolettes
Barbara Beasley
Joan Mann
Jan Hogg
Susan Darrah
Carol Tinnell
Mickey Broom
Judy Bower
Fremont Mills
Emily Gound
Hamburg
Marlene Johnson
Stanton
Delores Wolfe
Linda Scott
Joyce Sederberg
Essex
Sharon Shapcott
Nancy Glasgo
Linda Driskell
Fremont-Mills
Lorna Lewis
Nishna Valley
Nancy Sonner
Phyllis Calhoun
Bill Glasgo
Jim Parkinson
Ken Winkler
Dave Sholeen
Gary LaFollette
Larry Owen
Richard Mankle
David Laughlin
Dick Winders
Pat Glenn
Sidney
Hites reassigned to medical service training
Airman Basie Ralph W. Hites of Malvern is reassigned from Lackland AFB Texas to Greenville AFB Mississippi for technical training as a United States Air Force medical service specialist. He completed the first phase of training at Lackland and was selected for the course based on interests and aptitudes. A 1960 Malvern Public High School graduate, he was formerly a student at Northwest Missouri State College.
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Lackland Afb
Texas
Airiman
Basie
Ralph W. Hites
Ralph Hites
Malvern
Greenville Afb
Miss
United States Air Force Medical Service
Hites
Malvern Public High School
Northwest Missouri State College
Malvern Bank Team Takes High Game and Series Title
The Malvern Hawk led the Women’s Wednesday Night League with the night’s high game of 246 by Thelma Burfaca and a 2537 team series. Malvern Bank’s 882 game helped a three-game win over Glenwood Bank as A W and Rollie’s Texaco posted strong scores. Fern’s Beauty and Collins Drug Co. also picked up wins. Miller topped with 665 total pins. Surface was a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Hawk
Glenwood Bank
Rollie
Texaco
Rolie
Thelma Burfaca
Marion Jurgens
June Miller
Pat Mercer
Nancy Lausnroth
Lou King
Ruth Trimmer
Jane Forney
Rey Tasto
Miller
Jurgens
Mercer
Forney
Vicky Holden
Rollles Taxaco
Our
Les
Gay Oi] Co
Fern
Malvern Bank
Collins Drug
B.P.W. Alyba A. & W
Pre-Gut Letters Offer at The Leader Office
Readable ad notes a large assortment of black and red pre cut gummed paper letters numbers and characters for signs. Suggested sizes include 1 2 in 1 5 in and 4 4 in. No minimum purchase. customers may buy poster board and letters as needed.
Fairview Golf Club annual meeting announced
Malvern area golfers from Ta bor Silver City Grenwood Hastings and Malvern are invited to the annual meet of Fairview Golf Club this Friday March 22 at 8 p.m. in the Legion room of the Malvern Community building reports secretary Bob Salyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Country Club
Legion Room
Malvern
Bob Salyers
the Club
Tabor
Silver City
Grenwood
Hastings
Pioneer League again tops tied three-way race
Three teams share first place in the Pioneer League after another three way tie. Red Line Oil lost a two point edge while Kizzier's took three from Buffington's and Gibson's swept Gay Oil. Jim Stanley led with a 247 high game and 6765 series, while Gibson Feeds posted a 958 game and 2793 series. Standings show Red Line Oil, Kizzier Service, Gibson Feeds leading a crowded pack with Pace Service, Westside Cafe, and others close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Line Oil
Roger
Kizzier
Buffington’s
Gibson
Brooks Stanley
Lyle Alley
Wally Wood
Cliff Rawe
T. Harris
HH. Mulholland
Huffman
Pace Service
Rager's
Goy Oil
19 Orioles Out for Track
A Malvern high track squad of 19, the largest in seasons, practices on area roads due to soft track at the fair grounds. Coach Bill Beasley hopes for field access as weather improves. Seniors: Kenny Timson Don Schroeder Lanny Gay Lyle Hedlund. Juniors: additional runners listed. others include Costello Clay Jackson Mount Robbins Raenfeld Sell Stephens Gilley Blackburn Wooten Darrah Senseoter Scott Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Beasley
Malvern High
Fair Grounds
Beasley
Kenny Timson
Don Schroeder
Lanny Gay
Lyle Hedlund
Bill Costello
Bill Clay
Gary Jackson
Terry Mount
Mark Robbins
Richard Raenfeld
Don Sell
Dale Stephens
Tom Gilley
Bill Blackburn
Harry Wooten
Frank
Glenwood Golf Corp Sees $20,000 Goals Subscribed
More than three fourths of the goal of twenty thousand dollars has been subscribed by shareholders in the newly formed Glenwood Golf Corp. Reports Tom Davis acting president. The group plans to build a course northeast of Glenwood and has conducted a fund drive through share sales. A general meeting of shareholders is set for March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Golf Corp
Tom Davis
Glenwood
Pierce to Coach Track at Nishna Valley High
Track practice started for boys at Nishna Valley High last week with Coach Ralph Pierce in charge for the spring. More than 20 showed up, but weather delays postponed a complete candidate list until next week. The Blackhawks travel to the Tri-State Relays at Tarkio on April 6 for their first meet. Girls track has not yet started, but Coach Marlin Mercer expects to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley High
Ralph Pierce
Blackhawks
Tarkio
Nishna Valley
Marlin Mercer
Gen Millikan Heads Fighter Aces and Guards Council
Brig Gen Willard W Millikan of the Air National Guard was elected president of the American Fighter Aces Association and named chairman of the Air Force Association's Air National Guard Council for 1963. He lives in Alexandria Virginia and is affiliated with Northrop Corp in Washington DC. He recently completed a year of active duty as commander of the 113th TFW at Andrews AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard W. Millikan
Air National Guard
Assa
U. S
Air Force Association
Air National Guard Council
Air Guard
Alexandria
Northrop Corp
Washington
D. C
Millikan
113Th TF Wg
Andrews Afb
Overload of Cedar Poles Costs Man a Fine
Leroy Mickle of Grand Rapids Michigan faced charges in Mills county for an overlength and overwidth load with no valid registration. Justice Carl Remley at Glownwood assessed a total fine of 165 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Mickle
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mills County
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Glonwood
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Bruce Mount
Barry Yates
Duane Wilkins
Mick Thompson
Steve Miller
Art Fritcher
Henderson Rodeo
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
South Dakota
Art
Milla County
Bill Wood
Emerson
United Rodeo Assn
Shenandoah
BHI
URA
Henderson
Midwest
Forney Lake
Canada
Cara
Iowa
National Wildlife
Europe
Purina Research
Purina
Checkerboard
Purina Research Laboratories
Purina Farms
Purina Laboratories
Gray Summit
Missouri
Fairview Golf Club
Orioles
New Glenwood Golf Corp
Sun
U*s*air
Harry
Barton Recruiting Representative
Council Bluffs
Pierce
Nishna Val
Ford
Thunderbird
Fairlane
Salyers Auto Company
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