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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
10
A New York City crime and traffic snapshot, plus political TV theatrics and Will Rogers nostalgia. The piece surveys Nixon era broadcasts, economic hints from Panama Canal revenues, rising homicides in New York, and urban ecological concerns, ending with a local Main Street sendoff.
Iowa Conservation Commission announces 1971 deer season changes. Bow season split into two periods Oct 16–Nov 28 and Dec 6–12 with hunting allowed from half hour before sunrise to after sunset, state wide open to bow hunting. Shotgun/muzzleloader season runs Dec 4 through end of season. zones and hours remain 8 am to 4:30 pm. One deer per hunter per season. bow season precludes a firearm deer. License applications start Sept 1–15 for shotgun/muzzleloader, bow licenses accepted anytime until Nov 28. no bow licenses after Nov 25. Landowner tenant licenses limited to land where hunter resides. one deer per farm. Certificate holders from last year assured licenses if they reapply on 1971 forms with certificates. Zone quotas and certificates listed. unclaimed certificates reissued by Commission.
Practical guidance on reducing cooling costs by sizing units to area, insulating, sealing openings, using storm windows, maintaining units with clean filters, avoiding overcooling, and cooling only ventilated areas to save energy and money.
Coaches of the Corner Conference met July 14 in Essex to pick the West All Conference baseball team. Nishna Valley places three players on the roster with Randy Morris at second base Bass an outfielder Paul Taack utility man.
Fairview Country Club hosts a club tournament on August 1 with first-round tee times 7 30 to 9 00 a m and a second round after the first. Twenty five percent of entry fees go to prizes and all participants receive a Billy Casper golf ball. Prizes include hole prizes such as closest to the hole on number two and longest putt on number nine.
The Town Conservation Commission met in Des Moines to establish the 1971 hunting and trapping seasons for squirrel, rabbit, fox, raccoon, woodchuck, mink and muskrat, with bag and possession limits. Zones defined, continuous open season for coyotes, waterfowl and upland game seasons to be set after surveys, water access note included.
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