Malvern Gals Sprint to Fourth in Corner Conf Medley Relay News
Malvern Junior High Pantherettes finish fourth of ten at the Corner Conference meet in Nishna Valley. Farragut wins with 68 points, Fremont Mills 66 and two thirds, Sidney 44. Malvern totals 28. Notable: New school record 1:28.2 in 660 Medley Relay by Finchem Rush Swoboda Jones. 400 Meter Shuttle Relay 1:59.6. 6 flight shuttle hurdle 53.2. 440 yd Relay 1:?? with Hammer Rukh Swahoda Tanase.
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Malvern Jr. High Pantherettes
Nishna Valley
Farragut
Fremont Mills
Sidney
Malvern
Tom Jones
Robin Ryan
B.finchem
Rush
Swoboda
Jones
Kelley
D.finchem
Ricker
Donahue
Wright
O'Dell
Mott
Hammer
Erickson
Stanton
West
Pratt
New Market
Adams
Linden
Garrett
Johnson
Head
Brubaker
Essex
McAlpin
McKinley
South Page
Wilkingon
York
Church
Jardon
Wederquint
Franzen
Blackburn
Barrett
Ditmars
Graham
Wanatta
Boone
Wilkinson
Nishna
NV Boys in 5 Firsts at Big Blue
Nishna Valley boys led by Ralph Pierce scored five first places at Big Blue last week. Van Antwerp won shot put and discus, Boileau swept a pair of sprints, Mounts and Greenwood added top finishes, with NV securing relay wins and strong showings across events.
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Big Blue
Nishna Valley
Ralph Pierce
Randy Mounts
Dave Bristow
Dave Boileau
Berk Greenwood
Steve van Antwerp
Mike Irvin
van Antwerp
Jerry Lathrop
Darvin
Doug Bristow
Dave Bowen
Rick Mounts
Relay Team Sets 680 Yard Mark In New School Record
The squad finished second in the 680 yard relay with members B Finchem Rush Swoboda and Jones clocking 2 00 3, a new school record. Remaining meets list two events May 18 at Glenwood 1 30 p m and May 16 at Lewis Central 3 30 p m.
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B.finchem
Rush
Swoboda
Jones
Little Ramette
Glenwood
Little Titanette
Lewis Central
Speeding Fines in Glenwood Justice Court
Speeding was the sole charge in Mrs Frances E Harmons court in Glenwood last week with five fines listed including Pat Maher Imogene and Leo Bolleau Henderson each fined $10 for speeding Track speeding produced four more fines: Wm Wilcoxen Lamont James Koons Bartonsville Ark Wm L Crane Hope Ark Harold Lavendare Hope Ark each fined between $1 and $14.
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Frances E. Harmon
Justice of the Peace Court
Glenwood
Pat Maher
Iowa deer seasons set with limited licenses in zones 3 and 5
The State Conservation Commission on May 3 announced 1972 Iowa deer seasons and rules. Zones 3 and 5 receive a limited any sex or age deer licenses with antlered licenses preferred at a 3 to 1 ratio. A total of 19,000 shotgun muzzleloader licenses, up 1,000 from 1971, will be issued with extra licenses in zones 3 and 5. Zones 1, 2, and 4 follow 1971 quotas. Zone 1, 2, and 4 deer season runs Dec 2-3, 1972. zones 3 and 5 run Dec 2-5, 1972, with two additional hunting days. Applications Sept 1-15, drawing determines success and license type for zones 3 and 5. Bow season Oct 7-Nov 26 with same hours as 1971. Bow hunters may hunt without zone restrictions. shotgun limits for zones 3 and 6 do not apply to bow hunters. License fee remains $10.
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The
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Commission
Farragut Gals Claim Corner Conference Track Title
Farragut girls won the 1972 Corner Conference track meet with 87 points on May 3 at Nishna Valley, led by Ronda Wilkinson with wins in the 100, 220, and 60-yard dash. Farragut also took a relay victory, while South Page was runner-up and Nishna Valley and Malvern trailed.
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Farragut Gals
Nishna Valley
South Page
Malvern
Valley
Ronda Wilkinson
Farragut
Norma Jordon
Ronda
Track meet results from Valley event recap
South Page led with a 1:55.1 relay time while Farragut posted 1:56.2 and Malvern 1:58.3 in the 880 relay. Other top marks included Hamburg 55.2 in the 400-meter shuttle relay and Farragut 7.7 in 60- meter dash prelims with multiple schools from Hamburg to Sidney scoring across events.
Results From Nat's Rabbit Show At Malvern Fairgrounds
The 35th annual American Checkered Giant Rabbit Assn convention show was held April 28-30 at Mills County Fair Grounds Malvern with 220 rabbits across 10 states, judged by Rodney Donnell of Hugo. Wilford Wells won best display, with Robert Wallace runner up. winners include Chester Jenkins and Tom Hinchsliff among others. Next year’s event will be in Topeka Kansas.
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Mills County Fair Grounds
Malvern
Rodney Donnell
Hugo
Robert F. Wallace
Glenwood
Iowa
Blacks
Bucks
Chester Jenkins
Brazil
Ind
Robert Show
Des Moines
Robert Wallace
Does
Wilford Wells
Mos
Old Bucks
Tom Hinchsliff
Topeka
Kans
Rodney Miller
Centerbury
BLUES
Herb Butterworth
Grand Rapids
Mich
Duane Holman
Grand Prairie
Tex
Robert Shaw
Joe Gognat
Louiseville
Nishna Valley Honor Society Induction May 4
Nishna Valley Community High School's National Honor Society initiated new and probationary members at the annual induction service on May 4. Notable: Honorary Member Mrs. Bertha Thorson and Valley alumnus Dale Sandquist delivered the program.
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Nishna Valley Community
Valley
Dale Sandquist
Treynor Community High
Myrna Johnson
Susan Curtis
Dixie Ebling
Connie Edie
Ron Mitchell
Emerson
Susan McKern
Carol Perkins
Hastings
Karen Vanderlinden
Henderson
Mary Jo Bolton
Randy Costello
Imogene
Margo Fender
Harva Hillyer
Patty Perkins
John Sayers
Malvern
Joleen Ungry
Malvern Jr. Panthers 8th at Corner Conference Meet
Malvern Jr. High boys finished eighth with 16 points at the Corner conference track meet in Shenandoah last Thursday. Hamburg won with 443 points. Scorers included Jerry Chown fourth 17.0 seconds in the sprint, Mark McClure third in the 127.3, 880 yard relay second in 1 50.0 with Shere Mace Bell McClure, 860 yard medley relay 1 57.9 with Shere Mace Bell Waymire, and new school record 440 yard medley relay 1 57.8 with Adair Lew Coleman Edie.
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Malvern Jr. High
Shenandoah
Hamburg
Malvern
Jerry Chown
Mark McClure
Shere
Mace
Bell
McClure
Waymire
Adair
Lew
Coleman
Edie
Swimming Lesson Plans Announced for Malvern and Glenwood
Malvern pool delays push lessons to Glenwood pool with two buses daily. Eligible are children over seven. Malvern dates July 17 to 28 with classes 9 to 9 45 and 10 30 to 11 15. Registration May 15 led by Mrs. Terry Ross. Preschool July 10 to 14 at 10 each day. Lifesaving June 12 16 and June 19 23. May 12 registration at 3 30 p.m. at the school house under Mrs. Carl Winslow.
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Malvern
Glenwood
Terry Ross
Red Cross
Carl Winslow
Valley Groups Earn Three I Ratings At Lenox District Music Meet
Nishna Valley music groups led by Le Roy Dick earned top I ratings in Lenox district contests. The band girls glee club and boys glee club all received I ratings while the mixed chorus earned an IT rating.
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Nishna Valley
Lenox
Girls Glee Club
Boys Glee Club
le Roy Dick
MCHS Band Earns II Rating at District Contests
Malvern Community school band earned a II rating in the district large groups contest at Lenox. The mixed chorus and the girls glee club also earned II ratings. Tim Fischer directs the band and vocal groups.
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Malvern Community School
Lenox
Girls Glee Club
Tim Fischer
Chantry School Art Show Set for Friday Evening
Chantry school hosts its annual art open house Friday evening with students from art and industrial arts displays. Art instructor Mrs. Ronald Kohn and industrial arts instructor George Mort will oversee the presentation. The public is invited to view the showings.
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Malvern Community School
Chantry School
Ronald Kohn
George Mort
Malvern Music Groups Present Spring Concerts
Malvern community high vocalists and band perform Monday evening highlighting the junior high chorus with Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, soloists Joel Waymire David Bell and Randy Miller, plus a drum solo by Mike McClure. Senior mixed chorus and community chorus close with Battle Hymn of the Republic led by Bill Gilbert and Tim Fischer.
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Malvern
Bill Gilbert
Joseph
Mike McClure
Fischer
Henry Schnoor
Mr. Gilbert
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Mills County
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Hascall
Stephens
Erb
Troxel
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Inman
Liljedahl
Hart
Davis
Olsen
Carey
Isaacson
Gill
Wallin
NV Honor Society
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Parma
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