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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
5
The Malvern FFA chapter met last Friday to discuss the 1965 Mills County Fair. Members who had previously shown at the fair shared reports, and plans were made for project classes and team judging workouts. New members were invited to join the judging team to avoid missing workouts.
By Jan Costello Malvern will meet New Market on Tuesday, November 24, at the usual time instead of the Friday schedule. Circle the date and support local teams on Tuesday nights.
Malvern high school band performed Marching Along Together with Fremont Mills Nishna Valley and Red Oak bands in the Red Oak Veterans Day parade. Military jeeps carried veterans as the four bands marched, with Malvern members returning to campus about 30 minutes before afternoon classes.
Supt N P Crink reported strong turnout for Malvern schools open houses. Chantry school held Thursday, high school Monday with 248 parents and 150 pupils registering. Demonstrations exhibits and presentations showcased courses, with students debating democracy, a Home Ecol style show, readings, and lab demonstrations.
Mary Stanley tops with a 227 high game as Ruth Stanley adds 212 to finish with 566 total and Mary 637. Donna Strand 198, Auburn Bird 510, Corky Bowley 181. Rollie Texaco leads team scores 2528, Glenwood Bank 2352, Jamison’s 2224 with no standings changes.
Earl Rose reports excellent pheasant openings statewide with northwest Iowa underperforming pre season hopes due to better than expected hunting. Heavy field cover and fog limited activity in some areas as duck and deer hunting remain strong with high duck populations and mallards leading. Archers posted solid deer results and many bow and arrow report cards returned.
At the Chantry school 200 adults attended along with most pupils. Parents met with teachers to discuss the work and inspected the school facilities.
Dallas Fenton Benedict of Loveland Colorado faced a fine of 10 dollars and costs from Justice Ernest Timmerman for having an assembled gun in his vehicle while visiting the area. Other court actions included Gary Lamaster for spilling sand on the highway 10 dollars, Peggy Perkins for improper registration five dollars, Neil Goos for improper passing 20 dollars, and Quentin Ross for running a stop sign 10 dollars.
Classified list shows items for sale including a portable 17 inch Philco TV and farm eggs, plus tire and trailer components and vehicle oil. It also lists upcoming farm sale dates and auctions around Council Bluffs Henderson Hastings and Breeding & Benton with local auctioneers.
County Extension Director LaVerne Obrecht says any seed sold to neighbors must have a complete seed test and full label details. Iowa State University expert L E Everson notes seed tags must list seller name and address seed type variety lot number and germination plus percentages of pure seed and inert material and noxious weed seed.
William Albert Kahl, 63, of Silver City, a farmer, was bound over to the district court by Justice Carl Remley at Glenwood on a first offense OMVI charge. The charge, filed by the highway patrol on Monday, left him free on a $500 bond.
Don White of Malvern was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Justice of Peace John Hall for intoxication. In Hall's court, Vernon Ranneback of Topeka faced two charges of improper truck registration with $15 and costs each, and Mer n Finchem of Malvern paid $10 and costs for a stop sign violation.
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