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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1973

Page

9

Don’t Mow Ditches to Save Fuel Warms Wildlife

Iowa Conservation Commission chief Harry Harrison urges farmers to skip unnecessary roadside mowing this summer. He says roadside cover aids wildlife in nesting and winter protection and aligns with the Iowa Highway Commission policy to mow only where needed, except for weed control and visibility at intersections.

ICC Des Moines Iowa Harry Harrison Fish and Game Division Iowa Conservation Commission Harrison Iowa Highway Commission

Iowa Guard unit begins annual camp training at Camp Ripley

The First Battalion of the 168th Infantry Iowa National Guard from southwestern Iowa started summer camp training at Camp Ripley Minnesota on Aug 1. Regular Army advisors will test combat readiness including response to nuclear attack camouflage and evasion movements and defensive tactics. Roger Poort of Malvern appears in the photo. Headquarters is in Council Bluffs with units in Corning Shenandoah Glenwood Villisca Clarinda and Atlantic.

168Th Infantry Iowa National Guard Iowa Camp Ripley Minn Roger Poort Malvern Council Bluffs Corning Shenandoah Glenwood Villisca Clarinda Atlantic

1973 Iowa deer hunting seasons announced

The State Conservation Commission set the 1973 deer seasons with major changes to shotgun muzzle loader rules. Buck only licenses expand to all five zones with mixed license ratios, increased quotas from 19,000 to 27,500, and a five day shotgun season December 1–5. Bow season runs October 13–November 25 and December 8–16 with separate zone rules.

Des Moines Iowa State Conservation Commission Bob Barratt Commission Towa Conservation Commission Fish and Wildlife 4Th Street

Henderson Rodeo Results Highlights and Winners

Barebacks claimed Drew Hayes of Weatherford Oklahoma and Jerry Beagley of Hope Kansas as top placers. Saddle broncs saw Eddie Rudd of St Louis Missouri take first with Pat Wicker from Henderson second. Bull riding topped by Lyle Sankey of Rose Hill Kansas with Vince Hilton from Henderson second. Bull dogging led by Dale Breckheisen Wellsville Kansas, Bill Bailey Burlington Kansas second. Calf roping won by Butch Myers Welda Kansas, Denny Howell Auburn Nebraska second. Team roping led by Bob and Eldon Pugh Bellville Kansas, second Bobby Brock and Hank Curry Drumrite Kansas. Barrel race winners were Carol Martin from Co. Biuffs Iowa and Jimmy Hodges Drexel Missouri as runner-up.

Drew Hayes Weatherford Okla Jerry Beagley Hope Kan Eddie Rudd St. Louis Pat Wicker Henderson Lyle Sankey Rose Hill Vince Hilton Dale Breckheisen Wellsville Bill Bailey Burlington Butch Myers Welda Denny Howell Auburn Nebr Bob and Eldon Pugh Bellville Bobby Brock Hank Curry Drumrite Barrell Carol Martin Co. Biuffs Jimmy Hodges Drexel

Expansion plan for Holiday Inn at Red Oak approved

Red Coach Inn Inc stockholders approved a two phase expansion of the Holiday Inn in Red Oak. Phase I added a 22 room wing now operating while Phase II plans a 5000 square foot expansion of the commercial wing including a casual dining area remodeled dining room and a new cocktail lounge. A second East entrance and lobby will give access to meeting rooms and lounge.

Holiday Inn Red Coach Inn, Inc Red Oak Board of Directors Douglas G. Billings

ICC Sets Hunting and Trapping Seasons in Iowa

The Iowa Conservation Commission approved 1973 74 hunting seasons for rabbits squirrels ruffed grouse rails snipe woodcock fox and raccoon plus trapping rules. Seasons vary by species with statewide and zoned areas shooting hours bag and possession limits and permit requirements for wildlife refuges and management areas. Beverages and dates vary. details show opening dates across September to February and continuous coyote open season.

Des Moines Iowa Conservation Commission Fox Sora Virginia Commission Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife

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