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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1965

Page

9

Weather Halts Seasonal Sports and Postpones Homecoming

Severe road conditions and heavy rain suspend access to local football field golf course and Gun Club. Premont Mills game moved to Knight field in Tanor. Homecoming canceled. Rain disrupts practice, seniors out with injuries, and Gulf football described as tough luck. Campgrounds affected as State Conservation closes facilities at Three Fires Waubousie Viking.

Wienie Premont-Mills Tanor Nha Fairview Commbry Ako Odingitine Sidney Munilay Tn Tonhiy Gary Rivhey Owight Phe Ginwalty Dale Stevens Genter Roger Bolte Lo Commel Blutts Goh West Jetterian Komont-Mills Lichey Bill Blackburn Pragthea Orioles State Conservation Commission Parks Lake of Three Taylor County Waubousie Fremott County Viking Montgomery County

Fall Roundup at Hastings Rodeo Grounds Sunday

Hastings host Horseshoe Saddle elun Fall Roundup at Hastings Ro deo grounds Sunday Oct 3. Open horse show with unregistered horses. Halter divisions Quarter Horse Appaloosa Chickasaw. Performance events include Western Pleasure Jr Sr, Barrel Race Pole Bending Straightaway and rope races. Ribbons to five places. pro rated entry fees. trophies for high point jr high point and high point saddle elun.

Rodeo Grounds Hastings High Point Jr High Point

Chilly Weather Cancels Fairview Country Club Tourney

Chilly conditions disrupted a golf event at Fairview Country Club last Sunday with only 13 of 6 members attending while others played informally. No date is set for the tournament this year, with a likely return in the 1968 season per Eddie Mulholland, club vice president who led Sundays event.

Fairview Country Alway Eddie Mulholland

Rallie's Texaco Leads Mixed Bowling Scores Despite Drops

Rallie's Texaco of the Women's League posted a 933 single game and a 2541 series led by Ruth Twelever's 218 and top individual scores. Jamison's grabbed runner up honors with 941 and 2817 in pins. Ace Auto Paris added a 839 game but finished second in team totals with 2604. Ruth Twelever topped individual scoring at times, while Ruth Stanntey posted gains of 195 and 210. Other 180s came from Letty Radford, Mary Stacy, and Winnie Salinien as Coy Oil Co. added a late entry.

Rallie Texaco Bondini Leno Jamison Ace Auto Paris Ruth Twelever Samie Betty Madford Ruth Stanntey Argella Taetows Garth Peterson Letty Radford Mary Stacy Winnie Salinien Clenwoot Do Thuiy Nishi Cottur Coy Oil Co Jillinisau Atha Pharts A. & Wewiki

Girls Lose First Round of Sectional Tournament

In the sectional Softhill tournament Weld at Carson fell Saturday night as the PM Knight elites were defeated by Paryngut, ending their bid in the first round.

Carson Dust PM Knightelites Paryngut

Nishna Valley tops Malvern in Corner Conference action

Nishna Valley defeated Malvern 31 to 7 on the Blackhawks field. Dale Sandquist connected for a 42 yard TD, Rod Grindle and Harvey Van Norstrand added scores, while the Orioles fought back with Lynn Varner scoring. Grant Turner and Bob West linked on a passing combo for Malvern as the night featured strong play from both squads.

Richey Nishna Valley Randy Ballinger Lynn Turner Ries Ken Blackman Bob West Chuck West Alowdigs Blackman Mr Blackburte Doh Weat Doug Vanders Gary Hardarney Ron Joventi Orioles Malvern Blackhawks Kenton Kruser Dale Sandquist Denny Boileau Dale Nxt Rod Grindle Harvey van Norilstrand Grindle Sandqiuist Joose Lynn Varner Tigard Purner Rick Morris Mike Yowell Buackhawks Sandquist West

Malvern Leader September 30, 1965 front page item

Malvern Leader reports local happenings in Malvern Iowa with brief notes on events, appointments, and civic news as of September 30, 1965. Names of residents and area organizations appear in short notices and columns.

Malvern Iowa

Friday's Games Show Five Scoreless or Lopsided Contests

Friday results include Hamburg 37 over New Market 0 and Fremont Mills 13 over Farragut 0. Essex defeated South Page 15 to 7, while Sidney routed Stanton 58 to 0. Malvern beat Nishna Valley 9 to 0 as teams prepare for upcoming matchups at Tabor and various locations including Stanton, Sidney, and Clarinda.

Hamburg New Market Fremont Mills Farragut Essex South Page Sidney Stanton Nishna Valley Malvern Tabor Sidney Hamburg Glenwood Clarinda Leskon Soniteleteuniania Mambure Recut Fremont-Mills South Page New Market le Stanton Fi

M Club Elects New Officers At First Meeting

The MCS lettermen elected Bob West president Dale Stephens vice president and Tim Markel secretary at their first meeting under new sponsor Mr Richey. They plan a basketball game stand a dance and a work day and are revising the old constitution.

MCS Richey Bob West Dale Stephens Tim Markel Trouser

F-M Routs Farragut in 13-0 Football Victory

Frutoonte Mills Kongets dominated Farragut for a 13-0 win on Bryday night. Highlights included a strong second half drive by Gone Wall to Fred Pichler and Mike Dalton scoring twice to seal the game.

Frutoonte Mills Kongets Bryday Night Swin-V Yluhary At Schyd Gone Fred Pichler Mike Dalton Dalton

Awards Given at Cub Pack Meet

Pack 242 held their monthly pack meeting Thursday at Ine Community building. Four new boys joined to start their Cub adventures. Eight year olds interested in joining should contact a Cub Scout or Cubmaster Bill Barber. The following boys received awards.

Pack 242 Ine Cubbing Bill Barber

Goose Season Opens Saturday In Iowa

The State Conservation Commission announced the 1965 goose season in Iowa starts Saturday, October 2, lasting 70 days until December 10, with good hunting prospects and daily shooting from sunrise to sunset. The snipe season also opens on October 2 and runs through November 20.

Iowa Wilson Ally

Awards and honors at den gathering noted

Stott Scheller and Ricky Mickelson led the group with Wolf, Stephen Black burn, Bear and Gold Arrow, Mark Knight, Gold and Silver Arrow, and Kevin Anderson receiving Gold Arrow crowns. Homemade games were provided by the dens and enjoyed by all.

Stott Scheller Ricky Mickelson Wolf Stephen Blackburn Mark Knight Kevin Anderson

Deer License Applications Processed for 1965 Season

The State Conservation Commission announced hunting license quotas for the 1965 deer season. Seventeen thousand five hundred applicants were randomly selected and will be notified before the December 11 opening. The commission received fifteen thousand two hundred seventy nine envelopes by the September 10 deadline, each containing one to five names. Unsuccessful applicants will be notified in the coming weeks.

State Conservation Commission

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