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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1966
Page
4
A short guide urges readers to embrace Christmas with cheer and acts of service. Greet others warmly, give needed items or help to the shut in, enjoy Christmas music with loved ones, take brief breaks to reduce rush, and read Luke's Christmas story alongside Dickens. Attend church on Sunday for added meaning.
Council Bluffs officials discuss adopting a tax funded mental health center model similar to Pottawattamie County. A projected $10 000 annual levy would support services for lower income residents, with referrals from doctors schools and patients. The proposal aims to help troubled youth and adults but needs careful study before action.
The editor recalls fall mince meat making with a family recipe from Mrs. Wortman and Zelma, detailing ingredients such as neck meat, suet, two kinds of raisins, citron, sugars, spices, and cider vinegar. It notes slow cooking for two hours and serving hot, plus a playful aside about a reader’s check and a long-time teacher linked to Will Worlman.
Mills County Board of Supervisors met November 3 1966 with Evans and Washburn present. They approved numerous county fund bills and set tax levies for General Fund Poor and State Institutions among others, pledging a secondary road levy of 1.0 mill within statutory limits and adjourning to November 14 for further actions.
The Board of Supervisors approved numerous financial adjustments including liquor bond applications, quarterly reports, and weed commissioner appointment. They amended the Institution Fund and Interstate Route 29 construction resolutions, and named Drayton Slaughter weed commissioner for 1966. Adjourned to November 14, 1966.
Dear Editor, Barbie and Bobbie Mansfield thank Mr Crink for working hard to get out the vote for Malvern High School. They praise the superintendent and board for hours of door to door campaigning, saving rural students time and fostering pride in a new high school.
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