Federal Grant To Expand Waubonsie Park In Iowa
A $1,500 federal grant will aid Iowa in purchasing 60 acres to add to Waubon sie State Park near Sidney and Hamburg. Iowa Conservation Director E. B. Speaker says the state will match funds. The Land and Water Conservation Fund funds this, with support from motorboat fuel tax and recreation area revenues.
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15 Lettermen Boost Hawk Track Hopes
Nishna Valley Hawks prep for track season with 26 in squad and 15 lettermen led by seniors Jed Grindle Randy Byers Har Van Nordstrand Rick Mor nes Pagh Jim Johnson and CANDY Weigman in strong senior field. Early meets begin April 1 at Iowa City state indoor meet with a schedule through May 15 district and state events.
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Blowout Causes Truck Crash Near Silver City
A truck driven by Russell D. Helberg Jr. of Red Oak sustained about 500 dollars in damage after a left front tire blew out three miles south of Silver City on Tuesday afternoon. The vehicle left the road and entered a ditch but did not overturn. no injuries were reported.
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Red Oak
Silver City
Kenneth Mead
Helberg
Crackdown on Drivers With Expired Plates Begins
Justice of Peate Ernest Timmerman noted spring awakening as officers start enforcing expired plates. Many defendants claimed they had new plates but delayed posting them due to daily duties. Viclor W. Dicks of Villisca and Charles D. Finch of Bussey each paid $5 fines for driving with expired plates. two more drivers face pending appearances in traffic court.
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Viclor W. Dicks
Villisca
Charles D. Finch
Bussey
Booster Club to Sponsor Athletic Banquet in April
Malvern Sports Boosters members met at the Farm Bureau office to elect officers Wilbur Wolfe president Darrel Frederickson vice president Mrs Earl Dolan secretary and Edwin Lea treasurer. A banquet committee was named to arrange a speaker set a date and recruit servers. The club also eyed Little League sponsorship and equipment for photographing games.
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Farm Bureau
Wilbur Wolfe
Darrel Frederickson
Earl Dolan
Edwin Lea
Robert Thalfer
Roy Robinson
Ward Hunt
Wolfe
Farragut Edges Locals 55 54 to End Streak
Farragut halted the Locals five game win streak by coming from behind in the final minutes to win 55 54. The Ads led early and held a 30 25 halftime edge, then trailed 43 39 after three. With 9 seconds left, Farragut stole a pass and scored on a fast break to seal the victory. Bob West led Locals with 18 points, John Smith 12, Steve Cammon 12, Lanny Gay 8, Larry Hatfield 4.
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Bob West
John Smith
Steve Cammon
Lanny Gay
Larry Hatfield
National Wildlife Week observance urged in Mills County
Mills County Soil Conservation District joins 99 Iowa districts in National Wildlife Week March 19-25 1987 with theme This Is Your Land. Albert Washburn urges residents to support conservation across private and public land for wildlife recreation hunting and more. District with federal and state help offers technical planning and wildlife development programs. contact Malvern office for details.
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Wednesday Night Women's League Team Pairings Update
Results from the Wednesday night league show teams Texaco 4 Gay Qil Co 4 Nishaz Cottage 4 Jamisons i Ponderosa 3 Ace Auto Parts 1 Glenwood Packers 3 P A G 1 BL P W 8 Glenwood Bank 1 High team scores list Glenwood Packers 953 B P W 912 Rallies Texaco 897 2578 top individual Joyce Gollhofer 215 La Nette Wright 209 187 564 Jan Forney 205 180 549 Mariann Simmons 205 193 542 Ocle Dickersbach 203 Beth Surface 193 194 542 Corky Bowley 182 507 Arlene Winstone 181.
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Gay Qil Co
Nishaz Cottage
Jamisons i Ponderosa
Ace Auto Parts
Glenwood Packers
BL. P. W
Glenwood Bank
Joyce Gollhofer
la Nette Wright
Jan Forney
Mariann Simmons
Ocle Dickersbach
Beth Surface
Corky Bowley
Arlene Winstone
Locals stretch record to 10-5 with wins over FM and CB
The independents improve to 10-5 after decisive victories over Fremont Mills and Council Bluffs AJ National Guard. Steve Camman scored 10 in the first half against FM, finishing with late free throws to seal a 75-73 win. Against CB, four starters hit double figures led by Commen to 14, with West 12 and Johnson 12 as the team rolled 54-38.
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Council Bluffs
Steve Camman
Knights
Iocals
Council, Bluffs
National Guard
Independents
Steve Commen
Bob West
Roger Johnson
Rodney Goy
Lanny Goy
Bill Hites Named Outstanding Airman of Year at Seymour Johnson
Airman First Class Ralph W. Hites, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hites of Alal gera, was named Outstanding Airman of the Year at Seymour Johnson AFB. A pharmacy specialist in the Tactical Air Command, he received a $25 cash award for exemplary conduct and duty performance. He is a 1960 graduate of Malvern Public High School and attended Northwest Missouri State College. On duty at Seymour Anson AFB, N C.
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Seymour Johnson AF Base
Mand
U.S
Malvern Public High School
Hites
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Ralph W. Hines
Seymour
Anson Afb
N.C
U.S. Air Force
Underwrite Your Country's Might Buy U.S. Savings Bonds
Government drive urges citizens to purchase U.S. Savings Bonds to support wartime financing. Campaign promotes patriotic duty and national security through individual investments.
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Small Turnout for Malvern Track Opens Season
Malvern boys track opened last Wednesday under Coach Gary Richey with 13 players, the smallest squad in years. Underclassmen include 1 freshman, 7 sophomores, 5 juniors. players listed include Mike Blackburn, Roger Powles, Ed Sands, John Phelps, Randy Brammer, Mary Swoboda, Dave Malcom, Ken Blackman, Ron Fanning, Chuck West, Dan Gemmell, Lynn Turner, and Robert Washburn. Possible meets listed through May with multiple relays and the Corner Conference District Meet.
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Gary Richey
Malvern
Mike Blackburn
Roger Powles
Ed Sands
Clarinda
John Phelps
Randy Brammer
Mary Swoboda
Dave Malcom
Ken Blackman
Ron Fanning
Chuck West
Dan Gemmell
Lynn Turner
Robert Washburn
Richey
Tarkio
Bob Evans
la Ban
Cardinal
Clarindi
Shenandoah Mustang
Council Bluffs
Big Red
Missouri Valley
Hicks to Florida with Simpson Nine
Jimmy Hicks of Emerson left Monday for Florida with Simpson Nine. The former Nissina Valley athlete joins the traveling team for a basketball season abroad.
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Florida
Simpson
Jimmy Hicks
Emerson
Nissina Vailey
Carol Wolfe Crowned National Queen at AAU Tourney
Carol Wolfe former MCHS star and John F. Kennedy College Patriettes standout won the National Women's AAU Tourney Queen honor at Gallup New Mexico last Thursday night. She sank 15 points and was praised for sharp corner shots and over the head set shots. Wolfe also earned Most Valuable Player and All American tourney team honors.
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MCHS
Gallup
N. M
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John F. Kennedy College Patriottes
Nashville Business College
Patriettes
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Independent
Wilbur Wolfe
Malvern
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