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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1970
Page
5
Open house rearranged for parents to attend their child’s classes on Oct 27 at 8 p m. Seven classes brief tours each run about ten minutes with teachers explaining study methods. Coffee and cookies served in the cafeteria after visits as the evening ended around 9 30 p m.
The Nishna Valley High School band led by Kay Breve performed at the Friday home football game on October 30. The group presented choreographed routines including rotating triangles and pantomime dances, drawing cheers from the stands.
The NV Concert Band announces its season opening musicale on December 17 featuring 185 students in the concert band with 21 new members in the year. The program includes Free, Lygle, Light Vibration, Shadow of Your Smile, Fantasy for Band, Sunburst, Noel, The Christmas Suite, Westminster Waltz, Silent Snow, and a stage band performance inviting all music lovers.
Judy McGrew, born March 14 1958, daughter of Mr and Mrs John McGrew of Strahair, is named Senior of the Week. She studies family living physics economics government and English literature and is active in Band and Vocal Music. Her favorites include Barbara Streisand James Brolin pizza We've Only Just Begun blue Mustang and Gone With the Wind. Judy plans to attend college and become an elementary teacher.
As the season neared its end, the Lions and their fathers were honored at Parent's Night held Friday. Players escorted their parents onto the field during introductions, followed by a tech wag event in the Home Ec room and a cafeteria dance sponsored by cheerleaders and the student council.
Fragmentary note reports communication confusion over family matters and patience urged. Mentions mis-spelled phrases and a focus on essential details amid a tense, garbled exchange.
NVCHS will observe Armistice Day on November 11 with the speech class reciting a piece written by their teacher Mr Murs Thorson on the theme Peace With Honor. A guest speaker will address attendees as a large crowd is urged to attend this honor event.
Kay Bruce reports that seniors have ordered their class keys to distinguish them from juniors. Keys are black and white to match school colors, cost $2.50, and optional chains charms or neck rings are available at extra price. The senior class awaits delivery.
NVCHS weekly notes student cheers and quirks. Seniors face weather and tests while cheering on Senior Week events. Archery in physical education wraps after six weeks with two skill and knowledge tests. Freshmen undergo ITED-like scholastic ability testing to guide learning plans. results expected within a week.
Fragmentary note mentions NV visit and academic program. Quoted lines reference students, friend, and well wishes. Lacks clear events, names, or dates to form a full brief.
NV Student Council sells Blackhawk spiral notebooks with emblem on cover and perforated pages. They cost 50 cents each and are available through student council representatives who will gladly sell them.
Futrell explains a recent drop in cattle prices while noting market trends and feed costs. Fragmentary text indicates weaker demand and upside risk next quarter.
The report notes higher unemployment and modest income gains dimming demand. Pork supplies will be larger and prices fall, while broiler supplies stay below 1969 levels late this year into 1971. Net effects include higher fed cattle prices in weeks ahead and an advance of about $1 from late October. Choice steer prices may rise to $28 to $29.50 in the near term.
Betty Dunbar of Hastings and WSCS will host their annual family potluck supper at the church parlor on Wednesday evening November 11 at 6 30. Rev Woollird and Mrs Woollird of the Malvern Strahan charge will show slides from their Holy Land trip. Everyone invited.
Mr and Mrs Orville Krecklow Red Oak and others were supper guests of the H A Dum ar and Mrs Eugene Waymire attended parents day. Mr and Mrs Mecill Crouse visited Robert Wortroans in Des Moines. Helen Quimby returned from two weeks with Dawson Hawkins family Pekin Ill. Reed Good family Malvern welcomed Aaron Crousehohe Sunday. Roger Barringtons and Roger Argersons families visited Red Oak. The Roger Hudson family called on Virgil Johnson Stanton Sunday.
Local printer The Leader offers a full range of commercial printing services including statements and envelopes. The brief notice advertises office services and highlights capabilities for business communications and mailing needs.
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