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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
9
The Little Britches Horse Show was held Sunday at the rodeo arena north of Tabor. About 90 registered Chickasaws and local horses competed in various classes. The high point horse was Dark Chance a gelding owned and shown by Bob Uppfield of Weldon Iowa. Children enjoyed the events and classes.
Jonathan Apple harvest and football season kickoff frame a playful sports page. Seerger returns from California deep sea trip finds modest catch weighing five pounds or less. Wagon Wheel Saddle club praises Wabsonie State Park trail, about 70 miles long, with future expansion and added lands. Mus tang maroon Cody West shines in intra squad game as coach Morgan and Graves observe.
New Market meets Malvern as Stanton faces Essex and Hamburg tangles with Nishna Valley in week one. Fremont Mills plays Treynor with Sidney hosting Glenwood, as coaches Stineman and Aranza push conditioning and tactics for the 87 season start Friday night at 7 30.
Malvern Community school Sports Boosters will meet Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Chantry school. Dennis Hein reports the Iowa Barbed Wire Assn. will meet Sept 16-17 at 9:30 a.m. at the Isaac Walton League building Viking Lake near Stanton with about 20 collectors in Bills and Montgomery counties and Dennis displaying 225 brands.
Area residents who have been winter visitors in Texas are invited to a Mid-States Texas group picnic at Farragut on Sunday September 17. Mrs Elmer Brownfield of Shenandoah reports the event with registration and coffee hour at 10 am and a basket dinner at noon. Coffee will be provided.
The Future Feeders 4H Club gathered at Genene Maher’s home on September 4 with ten members and two leaders answering roll by naming a state and its capital. Topics included record book discussion, a grooming contest, and talks by Walter Angus and Randy Costello on flag history and care.
DES MOINES IA 1967 68 hunting and trapping seasons set by State Conservation Commission list dates inclusive. Squirrels Fox and gray squirrels rabbit raccoon quail pheasant partridge ducks coots snipe and geese seasons with hours bag limits possession limits and open areas across Iowa in late 1960s. Deer seasons specify shotgun and bow options by zone with one deer bag limit and hours before sunrise to sunset.
Des Moines report notes the State Conservation Commission reminds teal permit holders the 1967 experimental teal season runs September 16 to 24. Shooting hours are 9 a.m. to sunset on opening day, then sunrise to sunset daily. Daily bag limit is four and possession limit is eight teal in any combination. Only special teal permit holders may participate.
Guy R Parsons and his brother Lynn of Omaha were fined in Justice Carl Remleys court after a Glenwood home disturbance. Both faced intoxication and disturbing the peace charges, each paying $25 plus costs. Guy Parsons was also fined $25 and costs for resisting arrest by a Glenwood policeman.
Mills Fremont County teachers gather Monday at Glenwood high school for The Teachers Role in Determining the Success of the Student. The event, under joint auspices of the department of public instruction and county superintendent, features talks by Dr. Walter K Beggs and Richard Gage, plus group discussions. Mills and Fremont county students get a one day school vacation for the institute.
DES MOINES Iowa the State Conservation Commission urged bow and arrow deer hunters to submit applications early so licenses can be processed before the bow season opens Sept 30 Landowners and tenants wanting to hunt on their land should also apply early for free licenses The free license is required by Iowa law and covers bow and arrow or shotgun hunting on landowner or tenant premises Applications available from county recorders conservation officers or the commission office at Est Street and Court 30308
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