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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1963

Page

5

Nishna Valley considers activity ticket plan for funding

Students at Nishna Valley Community High School discuss an activity ticket idea to finance school needs. Voices from Dennis Boileau to Connie Rumery express mixed views on paying once for access versus paying per event, with several supporters noting convenience and money savings.

Nishna Valley Dennis Boileau Arlyne Shaw Shenandoah Rodney Courtier Kenneth Herbert

Don Lonie Talks With Teenagers Reach NY Class

Don Lonie spoke to the Modern Problems class under Mr Green wood in New York Tuesday morning about his recording Don Lonie Talks with Teenagers. He addresses manners health sex honesty and standing for what is right when wrong is popular. He notes teens seek genuine guidance and value sincere leaders who understand their style and language.

Mr. Greenwood Don Lonie Bil Mr. Lonie Chicago Wheaton College Lonie

Hootenanny Planned by Nishna Valley Music Department

The Nishna Valley Music Department will host a hootenanny at 7:45 Friday night November 22 at the new school building. Proceeds will fund new choir robes for vocal groups. Tickets are available from music students and at the door.

Nishna Valley Music Department

Writing Experience To Help Jr Hy Pupils

Mrs Clites uses term reports to prove experience is the best teacher writing for junior high. Students research Social Studies topics using the school library, bibliography cards, note cards, outlines, and final papers.

New Art Classes Open at Nishna Valley High School

Kathy Courtier reports that Nishna Valley High School now offers an art program for the first time under Mr. Erb. Over nine weeks students studied perspective drawing, tempera paintings, chalk and charcoal still lifes, and wire sculpture. The class is beginning jewelry making from silver and an adulthood art class is offered, currently working on oil paintings.

Nishna Valley High School Erb

Automation Lost Bout with Honor Society Cooks

Carol Hall reports a school contest where students pitched homemade candy against a vending machine in Nishita Valley High School. The National Honor Society sold candy bars and won with a large profit, showing human effort defeats automation for now.

Automation Honor Society Cooks Nishita Valley National Honor Society

Miss June Exceen Nishna Valley Senior of Week

June Exceen daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Exceen is 18 with hazel eyes and reddish brown hair. She sings Sugar Shack while eating pizza and drinking a malt. She enjoys reading and pestering her mother. She is president of Future Teachers of America and librarian on the newspaper staff. She works part time at Murphy Memorial Hospital and plans a nursing career.

June Exceen Stanley Exceen Vince Edwards Ann Margaret Connie Francis Future Teachers of America June Murphy Memorial Hospital Red Oak

Delinquent Personal Tax List for Mills County Iowa

Delinquent personal property taxes for Mills County for 1962 remain unpaid. Ten days after final publication on November 28 1963 a distress warrant will be issued under Code 445.8. Glenwood Iowa November 21 1963 Treasurer F M Robinson lists amounts 6.66 26.20 11.45 12.09 46.55 FAG.

Code of Iowa Glenwood Iowa F. M. Robinson Mills County OGL Easy Silver City Corporation Earl Aaas N-Oay Windle West City Tavern Oak Township Bill Mba Ascites Cain Orville Goodman William P Hammers Sam Houser Wayne Jennings John Johnson Harry V Murray Sloan Plumer Charles Nweider Veicha Williams Richard Ec Ten Brandt Albert Sete Plattville Township Boeck Donald A Griffiths Helen Lincoln Smiley Alfred Homer Jaro Pacific Junction Corp. Anglen Bernice Eana Cline Delwyn L Fisher Edward Good Russell Homan Robert E McCauley D. K Phillips Robert L Glenwood Corporation Allen Violet P Clapper Lulu Haase George Hopkins Byron V Robert Keele Larry Kisby Ernest F Leet Eamer Nebitt Kenneth Ostrander C. R Rager Reid John A Wrmaptree Cranged Smith Calvin Center Township Roy Sete Pare Lawrence Pierson Lester Schlange Wilbur Waldron Virgil Schow Ernest Oor Silver Creek Township Bruce Lse Se Ssr SS Be Malvern Corporation Biggerstaff Alvery Alton Chandler Max L Darrah Warren H Cjureen Lester R Mercer Donald R Myers Vivian Pearce George Feithein Ponton Elden Grocery Scott John E Sullivan Claude Walston Erma Waterbury Clayton L Winstone Albert C Indian Creek Township Batten Glen Enon Fender Edward Dean Ronk Virgil C Tne Wooten Carroll A Tal Howser Lawrence D Osler Max Oeoee Roger Donald D Gray Donald Hastings Corporation Courtier Lyle Goodwin Arthur J Mauer Donald L Paulsen Edgar __ saint Emerson CO Bazar Behler Dorothy J Eustice, R. E Curtis Dean Geith Maurice Morelack Ronald E Pilling Joe Shook Elbridge Thuman Leone Sernretees Deer Creek Township Bowen Floyd Eee Bryant Ross Exceen Stanley A Rountree James Eee White Cloud Township Irvin Opal Carroll W Alberts Major Clem Rumery Tom Rawlest Nship McMillen Loyd Fay Roy E Lundy L. S Ptes Lyons Township Armstrong Clealene Carnes I McNeese D. L Albrecht Iin Tabor Corporation Bartholomew, Gertrude E

NY Cheerleaders Attend ISU Clinic

On Saturday November 16 five Nishna Valley cheerleaders with sponsor Mrs Smith attended an Iowa State University Ames cheerleading clinic. They learned a Cyclone cheer, engaged in group discussions, heard adviser Ray Donnell speak on readership, toured campus, and joined about 600 Iowa high school cheerleaders performing an Iowa State cheer before the Kansas State game. It was a rewarding experience reflecting long hours of practice.

Nishna Valley

Seniors Sponsor Dance After Opening Basketball Games

The Nishna Valley Blackhawks and Blackhawkettes opened the season last Friday against Prescott. After the game the senior class sponsored a dance in the cafetorium with 35c couples and 25c singles admission. It was a real swinging dance, according to the girls.

Nishna Valley Blackhawks Blackhawkettes Prescott

Nishna Valley Pep Rally Boosts Spirit

Beverly Viner reports a half hour pep rally in the Nishna Valley gym last Friday featuring cheerleaders a student skit and a school song to end. The piece hopes future pep rallies match this success.

Nishna Valley

Senior of the Week Sharron Eastwood Aims for Receptionist Career

Seventeen year old Sharron Eastwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Eastwood is Nishna Valley's Senior of the Week. She is tall with brown eyes and red brown hair and enjoys homemade chicken and noodles. Sharron hopes to work as a receptionist in an office in Omaha or Clarinda, and participates in Bible Club MYF annual staff newspaper staff and cheerleading.

Arlyne Shaw Sharron Eastwood Don Eastwood Nishna Vallay Sharron Chevrolet Pat Boone Connie Stevens Bible Club M.Y.F Omaha Clarinda

Nishna Valley School Audit Report Received

The audit report for the Nishna Valley Community School District for the year ending June 30, 1963, has been received from the state department and may be inspected in Hastings in Elmo Hites’s office.

Nishna Valley Community State Department Elmo Hites Hastings

Oaks Community Church Activities and Social Notices

The Oaks Community Church reports service times led by Rev. Paul Lavin with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. A midweek prayer meeting is on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Choir practice Wednesday 8:30 p.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Young people’s prayer Saturday 7 p.m. Sunday School attendance 64 with 1 visitor and offerings of 12.26. Mystery Circle Christmas meeting December 12 with eight members. Many local visits and meals follow, including guests from Clearfield, Cedar Flats, Carson, Omaha, and Emerson. Osborns’ 38th anniversary noted.

Mathew Oaks Dean Warren Jane Evelyn Warren Jewell Atlantic Edwin Ambrose I. W. Castor L. E. Brammeier John Stefford Charley Carson Merrill Sowers Carleton Davidson Dennis Mark Karlene Davidson Cedar Fats Frank Ackerman Creston Howard Nelson Larry Skank Carson Ralph L Leora Cole Omaha Ralph Cole Walter Warren Waco Neb Ben Aukland Clearfield Guy Osborn J. G. Stream Evelyn, Warren and Jewell J. E. Brammeier L. H. Brammeier Christian Church John

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