New Market Gals Win Corner Conference Track Meet
New Market High School won the Corner Conference track meet with 2414 points as Malvern finished second with 28 points. Fremont Mills and Nishna Valley posted multiple firsts, with Carol Shephard winning the long jump and sprints, while Sandy Hays set a new event mark in the 440.
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Malvern
New Market Suds Hand- Hy
Minerettes
Fremont Mills
Knightettes
Carol Shepherd
Goyd
Dashes
Malvern Gals
Rey Blackmins
Wolfe
Sandra Hays
Nishna Valles Gils
Malvern Girls Dominate Corner Conference Meet
Malvern High School girls team scored in a close Corner Conference Meet featuring eight schools in Shetaodes. Beverly Blockman won the shot put, Marcia Wolfe took the 440 yard dash, and the Sauvik relay team finished third with Linda Schroeder Chris Shook Gwyn Blackburn and Marcia Wolfe. Cheryl Blackburn Mary Beth Costello Pat Grively Rita Rubenking placed fourth in the 400 yard medley. Rhytlis Astel Linda Gwyn and Chris finished fourth in the 440 yard medley. The 440 yard medley quartet of Linda Chris Gwyn and Marcia placed fifth. Becky Swansen finished fifth in the discus.
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Linda Fletcher
Malvern
Bethy Puis
Shetaodes
Alt New Mareket
Beverly Blovkman
Marcia Wolfe
Sauvik
Linda Schroeder
Chris Shook
Gwyn Blackburn
Cheryl Blackburn
Mary Beth Costello
Pat Grively
Rita Rubenking
Rhytlis Astel
Linda
Gwyn
Chris
Gwytt
Marcia
Becky Swansen
Malvern Girls Strike at Drake Meet With Breaks
Malvern scored three points in the state girls track meet at Drake on Saturday as Maret Wolfe ran third in the 440-yd dash. The MCHS relay team and Bev Blackman did not place. Two Malvern records were broken, 8604d run by Caral Wolfe and 220-yd dash by Sandra Days.
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Malvern
Drake
Maret Wolfe
MCHS
Bev Blackman
Caral Wolfe
Sandra Days
Forney Lake Goose Hunting Rules Cut Fees
DES MOINES IOWA Goose hunters at Fremont County Forney Lake face new conservation commission rules cutting blinds fees to six dollars per day plus one dollar per hunter registration. One hunter saves three dollars daily. old rules charged three dollars per blind per day. Reservations require certified funds to the State Conservation.
Commission sets blind reservations for migratory waterfowl season
The commission announces a $1.00 hunt reservation charge per hunter and a $1.00 fee for rebooking. Blind reservations start at Des Moines office until September 15 1987 and then move to Forney Lake. first come, first served with one blind per day. Draws allocate blinds. changes incur a new $1.00 fee. Shooting and carrying firearms will be unlawful from September 15 to December 16 within a 100 yard perimeter around Forney Lake Refuge. Reservations won’t be taken for Iowa's third special season.
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Forney Lake
Forney Lake Refuge
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Nishna Valley Blackhawks Earn 10 Points at State Meet
Nishna Valley boys scored 10 points at the Class C state track meet in Cedar Falls. The Blackhawks competed in six events including three relays and three individuals. Bob Largent tied for third in high jump at 5-8 and Rick Morris placed fourth in shot at 50-212. The LBloyd relay team finished second in the event with Rod Grindle, Randy Byers, Dave Swett, and Marvie Van Nordstrand clocking 1:33.7 before a baton-drop disqualification in the mile relay. Eddie Sands of Malvern competed in the state but did not place in the mile run.
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Nishna Valley
Cedar Falls
Blackhawks
Bob Largent
Rick Morris
Hawk
Rod Grindle
Randy Byers
Dave Swett
Marvie van Nordstrand
Eddie Sands
Malvern
Ewing Takes Second in State 440 Record Run
Harry Ewing of Fremont-Mills finished second in the 440 at the Iowa high school meet in Cedar Falls. He clocked 7H1 to set a Fremont-Mills record. Lannie Achenbach, also from Fremont-Mills, won his qualifying heat and finished sixth in the finals.
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Harry Ewing
Fremont-Mills
Cedar Falls
Lannie Achenbach
Fre Mont-Mills
Malvern Leads SWISA Glenwood League After Two Weeks
Malvern tops the Glenwood league with a 3-0 record after two weeks. Jah son sits in second at 2-1, Hamiltors are 2-2, the Raiders 1-2, and A&W 0-5. Monday results saw Johns down A&W 15-0 and Hamiltons beat the Raiders 16-10. Upcoming games include Malvern vs Raiders at 7 18 p m and Johnsons vs Hamiltons at 8 45 p m.
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Malvern
Jahson
Hamiltors
Raiders
A&w
Johnson
Hamiltons
Johnsons
Malvern Boys Track at Redfield District Meet
At the Redfield district meet Malvern scored four points in Class C led by Lynn Tavner taking fifth in the mile and Ed Sands placing third in the two mile. The squad totaled twelve points in a Fresh-Soph meet, with a second in the two mile relay and a sixth in the mile. The Malvern four by the mile relay featured Tavner, Genomell, Panniryy, and Milo.
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Redfield
Malvern
Lynn ‘Tavner
Ed Sands
Griswold
Mncel
Taste
Genomell
Panniryy
Milo Invedlay
Mystery club meeting and social visits noted
A Thursday afternoon gathering with Mrs. L. Brammler and six members plus seven visitors included devotions on the Lords Prayer. June plans call for Mrs. N. F. Wright to lead a mystery pals reveal and officer election. Numerous local residents and guests from Fort Collins and Omaha were listed among attendees and visits.
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Ake
L. £. Brammeler
Sylvia Achenbough
Marvin Warren
Libby Magers
Carl Bolton
John Stefford
Merrill Sowers
John Walker
Byron Viner
N. F. Wright
Pfc Meyer Serves as Artilleryman in Vietnam
Marine Private First Class Steve Meyer, son of Mr and Mrs Albert C Meyer of Malvern, serves as an artilleryman in Phu Bai Vietnam with the Third Marine Division. He is attached to the Fourth Battalion of the Twelfth Marines, providing artillery support for amphibious assaults and operations ashore.
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Vietnam
Steve Meyer
Albert C. Meyer
Malvern
Third Marine Division
Twelfth Marines
Ed Sands Stars In Cedar Falls Track Meet
Ed Sands posted a 4 513 mile qualifying time and appears in multiple event results. The meet showcased season bests for Lynn Turner in various sprints and distances, with Ed Sands setting a new school record in the mile and contributing to relay teams. Other athletes named include West, Blackburn, Swoboda, Powles, and Blackman in events such as the 440 and 880 relays.
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Cedar Falls
Ed Sands
Joe
Lynn Turner
Chuck West
Gémmielt
Blackburn
West
Swoboda
Turner
Sands
Powles
Blackman
Mile Pelay
Mie Tasta
Memorial Books Add Volumes of Good Reading to Library Shelves
Malvern public library adds memorial volumes and donated titles to its collection. Listings honor individuals with readied books such as The Wizard of Oz and The Centurion while other works and future gifts await processing.
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Malvern Public Library
Gretchen Gidley Smith
R. R
Winston Homer
Pront's Neck
Harley Stevenson
Carl Schultz
Bir
Richard Morris
Irvin E. Barnett
Fred W. Hill
Betsy
Mary B. Summers
Rosie the Rock Hound
Gordon Mulholland
Forrest
Chas. Costello
L. A. Talbott
Oaks Sunday School and visitors attendances reported
Oaks News notes Sunday school attendance at 78 with 5 visitors and an offering of 11.21 dollars. Girls quartet sang It's a Wonderful Life and scripture references include Proverbs 3 11 31 031 and Like 11 15 Prayer and Soul Winning. Mr and Mrs Leonard Snyder of Fort Collins Colorado visited and attended the grandmother Mrs Stream funeral in Waco Nebraska with daughter Evelyn Warren Jewell. Charlotte Warren of Lincoln spent the weekend at home.
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Charles Stille
Fort Collins
Bill Huff
Jetty Huffs
Althea Norton
Merrill Sowers
Marilyn
Victor Norton
Hed Oak
Max Isacson
Kansas City
Charles Silson
Ray Voltz
Malvern
Ray Trivelys
John Siefford
Atlantic
Bert Wilsons
Elliott
Atantic
Bill Metcalf
Indianola
L. E
Mo. Valley
Mr. Metcalf
I. W. Castor
Castor
Omaha Airport
Tillie Buchler
Louise
Phoenix
Arex
Buckley
John Stefford
Lois Meyers
Omaha
Darlene Davis
Calif
Glatha, Kas
Dennis Bond
Leonard Snyder
Colo
Evelyn Warren
Jewell
Stream
Waco
Nebro
Charlotte Warren
Lincoln
Trailer Damage in Upset on Highway 34
About 300 damage occurred when a trailer broke loose from Rodney D. Armstrong's car in Carbon Iowa and overturned on Highway 34 two miles from Malvern. The sheriff's report states the accident happened about 11 a.m. Saturday.
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Rodney D. Armstrong
Carbon
Highway 34
Malvern
Sherriff
Goodwill Truck Here May 25 Pickup Route Listed
The Goodwill Industries truck visits Malvern Hastings Emerson Silver City and Henderson next Thursday May 25. Bring usable repairable clothes shoes and other discards for pickup at the usual locations.
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Goodwill Industries
Malvern
Hastings
Emerson
Silver City
Henderson
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