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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1971

Page

7

Budget Hearing Notice For Malvern School District

This issue of The Leader carries budget hearing notices of interest to Mills County residents. The Malvern Community School district will hold a budget hearing Monday July 26 at 8 p.m. in the high school building. The edition also notes park improvements at the Mills County Fairgrounds and a 4-H trip to the National Capitol.

Malvern Astings Malvern Community School District Mills County Fairgrounds Mills County National Capitol Nw. Bell Telephone

Livestock Judging Workout July 27 at Don Godfrey Farm

A livestock judging workout is scheduled for Tuesday July 27 at 7 30 pm. hosted by Rodney Gay and Tom Axtell at the Don Godfrey farm six miles north of Hastings. Participants will focus on beef judging procedures and practices.

Don Godfrey Hastings Rodney Gay Tom Axtell

Mills County 4 H Dress Revue Set for July 26

Four divisions for Girls 4H Dress Revue to be held July 26 at 9 a.m. in the Mills County state bank basement Glenwood. Juniors intermediates and seniors will be judged on poise grooming expression garment fit and appropriateness with separate State Fair entries.

Mills County Mills County State Bank Glenwood

Mills County Fair Queen Contest Judging Details

Entry forms were distributed through county businesses for the Mills County Fair Queen event held at Mills County State Bank basement in Glenwood on Saturday July 31 at 1 p.m. Crowning will occur August 2 at 7 p.m. before the Brandstand at Mills County Fair grounds.

Mills Mills County Fair Grounds

Annual Man and Machine Tractor Contest at Mills County Fair

Mills County farmers are invited to a tractor pull at 6 pm on August 5 the fair's last day. Tractors compete in four classes 5 000 7 000 9 000 and 12 000 pounds with driver weight included. entry is 5 with 30 prize plus entry fee. Weigh-in Aug 5 4 to 3 30 pm CDT at Earl Bass Elevator Malvern.

Mills County Farmers Weirtrin Earl Bass Malvern

Reapportionment Juggles SW Iowa Political Boundaries

To adjust for the Supreme Court one person one vote rule, the 1971 Iowa Legislature redrew district lines. Mills County shifts to the 4th Senatorial District with Pottawattamie and Montgomery counties. the 8th Representative District now includes Mills, Montgomery, part of Pottawattamie, and a corner of Cass. Mills County’s two lawmakers remain while gaining new constituents.

Iowa Towa Mills County Pottawattamia County Fexcen, Co Bhiffs Montgomery County Mills Montgomery Counties Cass County Supreme Court Earl G. Bass Senate Basy Fremont Page Pottawattamie County Lewis

Area Students See Financial Windfall From Detassling Jobs

Malvern area high school students spent 14 days detassling corn for seed companies in Fremont and Page counties. About 20 Malvern youths, mainly girls, earned average wages totaling roughly 3186 over the period. Detassling is resurging as hybrid seed use fades, with Maygold Dekalls and Asgraw among firms employing crews under leaders Mrs. Ponton and Charlene Seat.

Malvern Tabor Raymond Ponton Maygold Shenandoah Panton Charlene Seat Mary Bookwaller Simmer

4-H Boys Educational Presentation Wednesday at Fairgrounds

Four-H boys educational presentations set for Wednesday July 28 at 8 pm in the 4-H building at the fairgrounds. Three divisions junior intermediate and senior. First place senior team qualifies for the state fair. Topics vary as members demonstrate. Public invited.

Fairgrounds Pea Robbins Jewg

Henderson Rodeo Set for Friday to Sunday in Town

Henderson firemen present annual rodeo at the grounds north of town produced by Art Fritcher. Cowboys from the region compete for high purses with performances starting at 8 30 each night. Rose the trained Brahma bull and other acts highlight the card as locals are urged to arrive early for seating.

Cawboys Henderson Art Priteher Midwest Fritcher Rose

Malvern Budget Shows 14000 Increase With Hearing Set

Malvern plans about 14000 more spending in the new budget with a hearing on August 2 at 7 30 p m in the community building council rooms The tax increase is shown at 3900 with debt service costs driving most of the rise General public safety utilities street and liquor profit areas all proposed for higher appropriations The proposed mill levy stands at 8851 versus 36373 this year

Malvern Lown

No Registration for Car Brings $10 Fine

Danny Thompson of Bellevue Nebraska was charged with lacking a vehicle registration and fined $10 plus costs by Peace Officer John Hall.

Danny Thompson Bellevue, Neb Office of Peace John Hall

County Provides Playground for Malvern Gun Club Grounds

The Mills County Conservation board installed new playground equipment at the Malvern Gun Club grounds including a slide and deluxe swing set. Barbed landscaping grids and running water complete the park improvements funded by a legislative levy approved years ago.

Malvern Gun Elab Mills County Conservation Board Little Park

Kay's Acrobatic Dance Delights CBS Viewers

Kay showcased a striking acrobatic dance on CBS TV introduced by Garre and paired with Dave Garreway. Audiences across the area and state fairs praised her skill, lamenting the short appearance and a mislabel claiming she hailed from Des Moines.

Garre Kay Dave Garreway Des Moines Southwest Town

Wheat Crop Good But Low Acreage

Mills County wheat producers finished harvest with high yields averaging 30 to 70 bushels per acre. Grades were good at about 60 pounds. County Extension Director LaVerne Obrecht notes Mills County has declined as a wheat producer, estimating 18,000 acres.

Mills County Wheat Producer and Co LaVerne Obrecht

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