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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
10
The Nishna Valley Blackhawks threaten a clean sweep as the Corner Conference schedule nears its end with four games after the holiday break. Fremont-Mills leads girls’ play, while the Knightettes aim to maintain dominance. the Oriolettes challenge Farragut for second in a pivotal January clash.
Sharon Turner strengthens MCUS forward line as she averages 28.5 points per game, anchoring the scoring in the conference. Keith sends best wishes to friends, hoping for better fishing in 1965, and all join in extending warm regards.
Corner Conference basketball resumes after the Christmas layoff with key Jan dates. Jan 8 features South Page at Fremont-Mills, Sidney at Hamburg, Malvern at Farragut, Nishina Valley at Essex, New Market at Stanton.
The Women’s Wednesday Night Rowing League reaches midseason as Gay Oil posts 2452 pins to lead, 45 ahead of Rallies 2407. Glenwood Bank watches third with 2319. Mariann Simmons tops Gay with 543, followed by Huth Stanley at 629. Other 180+ games include Lenore Regenaur, Dixie Benton, Beth Surface, Edna McNulty, Ruth Lofever, Ruth Stanley, and Carolyn Stanley. The A W team notches three wins, while most matches finish 2-1.
Morgan horse lovers in Iowa form the Iowa Morgan Horse Association on December 13. Robert D. Riley of What Cheer is president with Lynn Funk of Toldville as vice president and Mrs. Donald Walker serving as secretary-treasurer. The group aims to promote Morgans, noting the breed has versatile uses from riding to work and has been a source for other breeds.
Lack of snow kept shotgun season’s take conservative though 16 000 permit holders may set a record. Biologists expect success to fall from 47 to about 42 45 percent as remaining cards are tallied, yielding an estimated 7200 deer. Archery permits up 800. bow harvest projected 550 600. 1963 totals were 12 060 permits and 5594 deer. Oriolettes practice with Mercy AAU while floor refinishing at Community building limits play.
The state Conservation Commission orders closing of pheasant Hungarian partridge and quail seasons at 5 p m January 3 1965. The 1958 day pheasant and partridge seasons draw praise for liberality as hunters report good success statewide though total kill may miss last year s record. Most partridge taken in Tuwa were incidental to pheasant hunting. A longer season liberal bag limits and high quail numbers are expected to yield a bumper bobwhite harvest.
The State Conservation Commission announces January to March orders for trees and shrubs, including conifers and hardwoods, to be shipped from late March to early May 1865. Special wildlife packets appeal to landowners, with federal cost sharing noted for windbreaks.
Conservation officers search for a deer crippled in a Monday afternoon collision east of Glenwood at Dead Man's Curve. The vehicle, a pickup driven by Marion Leroy Jones of Red Oak, sustained about 100 dollars in damage before the deer fled the scene. Sheriff Edwin Barkus' office released the brief report.
The 1964 Malvern sports year highlights include Sandra Hays setting a new 440 yard dash record at the Iowa High School meet and Corner Conference officials approving a sportsmanship trophy. Other notable items cover Malvern teams in basketball, golf, and track, with multiple schools and events across the year.
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