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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1975
Page
4
Numerous community groups in Silver City report February and March activities. 4-H clubs hold sleigh ride parties, meetings and demonstrations. Evergreen Club and Cub Scouts share socials, birthdays, and skill talks. Local families host gatherings, honor birthdays, baptisms, and dinners. many visits and travels noted with neighbors from Treynor to Council Bluffs.
Busy Bees 4-H Club met Feb 15 at Donna Christensen home with 18 members. President Linda Costello led. funds contributed to the 4-H United Fund. Kim Maher and Joyce Costello chosen as County Council nominees. Creative Arts project on yarn holders demonstrated by Luella Costello, Linda Costello, and Joyce Costello. Lunch by Mary Kay and Donna. Subsequent notes include Willing Workers 4-H Club meeting at Jane Reed’s on Feb 8 with eight members. reports on Europe trip. program on Nutrition by Julie Selko. member presentation on Nutritional Snacks. Next meeting unspecified.
The Leader argues against government price guarantees, noting they distort production and require careful legislation. It cites the 1965 Food and Agriculture Act and the 1968 extension trade-offs, warning that repeated tinkering fuels bill trading and urban influence in Congress, which discourages farm production.
A commentary arguing the 94th Congress need not rush a government farm program for 1973 as the current law lasts until after 1977. It warns Congress can rewrite laws anytime, risking changes to grain reserves and safeguards that could financially ruin farm families.
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