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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1972
Page
2
The Malvern Leader urges keeping Christmas priorities simple. Emphasize goodwill and hope over excess, share gifts of time and service, enjoy diverse Christmas music, and help those in need beyond organized drives. Celebrate the birth of Christ and the enduring hope He brings.
Loyal Lassies held a family night potluck with Ingraham Straight Shooters on November 15. LaVerne Obrecht presented 4-H slides for the year while certificates and record books were distributed. Plans were made for roller skating at Bellevue on November 22 and a Christmas party at the Silver City Methodist Church on December 7 at 7 p.m. Nancy Williams, reporter.
An editorial mix comments on holiday spirit and unity while warning against war protest tactics seen at UNI. It muses on Christmas byways and urges peace, community, and devotion, then shifts to a NFO report opposing skipping the 1974 Agricultural Census and delaying it to 1977, noting funding and data reliability concerns from Charles Frazier and others.
Malvern adults begin eleven part series led by Alan Barhart with Rancher and tax expert Ronald Bannort as guest. The first class meets December 11 at 7 30 p m in the Vocational Agriculture room, with topics on farm records, tenure, and common tax questions. Additional sessions run through April with topics on welding, soil analysis, herbicides, futures, livestock diseases, and more. A mailing list requires one dollar for postage and refreshments.
The Silver Creek Go-Getters 4-H Club earned second place among county boys clubs at the county awards program. Doug Bowen received special honors as Master Swine Producer, plus judging team plaque and citizenship awards. Steve Dickersbach helped lead the meeting and received a judging team plaque and an agriculture award.
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