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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1966
Page
7
Nishna Valleys coach Agnew aims to better the 4-4-1 NU mark in Corner Conference play. Fans will access team stats in MCHS programs sold by Cathy Smith, who praises Malvern businesses for quick turnout. Local support urged as fall arrives with bands energizing the Emerson Festival parade.
Nishna Valley travels to Hamburg as the Blackhawks replace 4 scorers with veteran returnees and 12 newcomers. Major losses include Dale Sandquist and Gary Johnson with several early injuries healing. Probable starters: Don Maseull, Mike Yow, Kentson, Marty Vrba, Eneseen Boileau at QB, Rod Grindle, Harry Van Nordstand, Charles Paul at fullback.
The Busy Bees 4-H Club gathered at Strahan Methodist Church hosted by Debra Bays. Leaders presented Adventures in Eating and How's Your Party Polish with Virginia Angus, Cheryl Shai demoed Chips and Dips, and recreation followed. The snappiest march by Warren Darrah's MCH band drew crowd praise with Essex and Nishna Valley bands also in the parade.
Charlie and Marlin Lideehart of Red Oak were fined $10 and costs each after seining fish north of Hastings. Conservation Officer Chris Hein and Justice Tall handled the case. Other Hall court fines included Carl Meier for improper registration at $15, Jerry Carnes for truck plate delinquency, and Joseph Kesler for overload.
A car thief prowled Red Oak on Wednesday stealing a 1969 Pontiac owned by Jim Graham and abandoning it at Robert Malcolm’s north of Hastings. The thief then drove to Glenwood and abandoned Malcolm’s Pontiac. The suspect’s whereabouts remain unknown.
Wilbur Wolfe of Malvern watched as his 1984 Pontiac, trailer, and boat slid off the Tie County boat deck seven miles south of Glenwood into the Missouri river Monday afternoon. The car rolled, jumped from park, and then Wolfe attached a chain to begin rescue operations. Damage listed at $1,000.
Two deer caused separate crashes in Mills County. One darted into the road in front of Richard Toll north of Pacific Junction, causing a collision and the car dipping into a ditch before the deer fled. The other deer was struck by a car driven by Tea M Provancha, Omaha, about three and a half miles north of Emerson, causing about 430 damage per the sheriff’s report.
Charles Richard Brown of Blockton is charged with driving 38 in a 60 zone. Old Justice of Peace T Ennest Timmerman of Glenwood fined Brown 30 dollars and costs and Brown says he will appeal to the district court.
Des Moines reports the State Conservation Commission announces hunting seasons for fox and gray squirrels and cotton-tailed rabbits start September 10. Rabbit season runs until February 19, with a daily bag limit of one and no possession limit. Squirrel regulations fix a six per day limit and a twelve per season. All residents must have a hunting license except those under 16 accompanied by a licensed adult. Abundant rabbit populations noted in southern and western Iowa. gray and fox squirrels widespread across the state.
Involving Elizabeth Dilson and Lester Millsap among others, cases cite loud and excessive noise at Grandstand Neby and improper starts from parked positions. Penalties list costs, with all actions charging $2 in fines or related fees, plus costs.
Mills NFC members attended the seventh district meeting at Atlantic on September 1 with eleven counties represented. Nine of the attendees were voting delegates.
Malvern eyes a season opener vs New Market Miners with 9 returning lettermen and 9 freshmen. Key returnees Gary Hardman Mike Waymire Ron Evans Greg Jones and David Malcom lead the offense. Miners enter with a thinner squad but return veterans.
Delegates including Dean Fender and several couples attended the state convention at the Vert Des Moines Hotel in Des Moines and the national convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Gene Eshelman was named president of the seventh district organization. The group approved a $100 contribution to Green County NFC to support the National Plowing Match at Jefferson on September 7 and 8.
Edward L. Gustin of Malvern faced two charges in Carl Remley’s justice court. He received 60 dollars with costs for speeding and 85 dollars with costs for failing to control his vehicle. A 50 mile per hour chase ended when Gustin’s car struck a tree near the state school. The judge also recommended a 60 day license suspension. A patrol chase and official visits followed, including inspections of state labs and ISU events as officials discussed extension programs and education outreach.
Mills County Extension Council members Aug. 30 and 31 toured Iowa State University facilities to learn about university resources and strengthen ties with the campus. Edwin Leu Harold Sivett and Robert Wyant joined director LaVertie C. Obrecht. tour covered Ag Engineering Agromomy Farm Swine units and teaching herds to deepen Extension programming insights.
Raymond Lee of Glenwood was treated at Corinal Bluffs hospital for a head injury after a Saturday night accident on Highway 34 two miles south of Glenwood. His 1952 Ford left the curve and struck a ditch, per the sheriff's office.
Pati Lawrence of Glenwood lost control when brakes failed late Friday afternoon and drove into the Bill Wright farmyard near the Ponderosa truck stop. Sheriff reports about 125 dollars damage to her car.
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