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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
3
A local town debates enforcing a dog at large ban and the creation of a dog pound. The council shedded light on owner responsibility, possible penalties, and the plan to hold owners accountable while protecting community rights. Mayor Hardy said he would seek interested parties to discuss a pound arrangement and fees for reclaiming dogs.
Spanish exchange student Victor Casas from Shenandoah High and Jerry Mattern, a Shenandoah alum who spent months in the Philippines, will present at Malvern UMYF. The program begins at 6 30 p m at United Methodist church with pictures talks and a question period. Refreshments served by Brown family after the presentation.
A family friendly TV review praising a puppet show that informs without lecturing. The writer highlights Ernie Bert Sherlock Hemlock and other Muppet characters with affection and notes Barbara Walters endorsement. The piece invites readers to join in watching together.
Thirty nine fines were paid in Glenwood police court led by Bruce Lundvall for stop sign violations and Linda Lowe for control issues. Other cases include minor in possession by Ernest May, several speeding charges from Rex Telgen to James Bol dra, overload and overweight fees for Dale Bailey and Dale Stebbins, public intoxication for Mike Kennedy and James Hanika, and various violations such as reckless driving stopping signs and registration.
ASC Committee chair Vern Sell outlines a name change and broader environmental aims for the Mills County Rural Environmental Assistance Program in 1971. The program favors long term, public environmental benefits over production oriented practices, highlighting waterways, tree plantings, and silt reduction to slow runoff. The Mills County ASC Committee will administer REAP with Rev. G Burgolin as vice chairman and Guy Grindle among the members.
A meeting for those wishing to form a Mills County ARC will be held at Glenwood State Bank in Glenwood on Monday March 8 at 7 30 p m. Roger Rohife Mills County representative promotes the effort for a chapter to aid mentally retarded residents. All interested are urged to attend to support advocacy, workers, and services.
In a Class A Boys Sectional at Towney, Nishna Valley lost to Underwood 62 to 49 as the Eagles led 17-5 after the first period and held NV to 21 by halftime. Malvern fell 91 to 30 to Treynor, with Treynor pulling away early and maintaining the lead through the second half as Panthers struggled to score.
Treynor Cardinals defeated Underwood Eagles 80 to 53 to advance to the district round. Tom Winchell led Treynor with 20 points while Bill and Bob Meig twins added 17 each. Underwood’s Dave Fairbanks scored 20 and Kurt Huneche 14 as the teams traded leads through a high tempo game.
Malvern Band Mothers met March 2 with Mrs. Darrell Frederickson. Mrs. Edel Knight, vice president, led the meeting focused on plans for the spring dinner this Sunday. The food committee reported the menu and the publicity committee outlined distribution.
New motor vehicles registered last week include Fords for Julia Cozad in Tabor, Oldsmobile for Keith Bruce Hastings, Volkswagen for Steven Tarkington, Pontiacs for William R. Wallman and Ormand W. Schoening, Plymouths for Marvin L. Pullman and Michael Johnson, Chevrolet for Anna M. Hopp, Ford pickup for Robert Attebeny, and a Chevrolet pickup for Otto J. Ondracek in Glenwood and Silver City Mills Co Rental Inc. A marriage notice lists Francis Heerme and Betty Jo McKamy, both of Pacific, ages 36 and 25 respectively.
The Women’s Wednesday Night Bowling league tallies high games and series for teams including Rollie’s Texaco, Gloria’s Beauty, and Glenwood Bank. Standouts include Carolyn Stanley 209 high game, Marilyn McCrary 201 series, and Ruth Lefever 186. Other top scorers include Beth Surface 181 and Jan Forney 182.
4 H News Busy Boosters met at the home of Dane Wedergren. Jeff Richards called the meeting to order while Marvin Honeyman and Dane Wedergren led the pledge. Roll call asked members to name a characteristic of the project.
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