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THE BISONETTES B TEAM ... won lho|r basketball game against Norlhwood girls Monday nlghf/ January 31, 21-11 In overtime. Buffalo Center's wlnnitig goal wda made by Kathy Nerdlg (21) as the Blsonettes controlled the boll In their forward court the entire two minutes In the extra period. In the Tribune photo left above, Kathy Is pictured driving for the'basket with 1:38 remaining In the third period as the Blsonettes ted by one, 10-9. At the end of the first six minutes, Buffalo Center was ahead, 4-2 on buckets by Kathy and Debbie Osiermann. A tie count resulted at .tialftlme, 8-41, as Dawn Sleffensen picked up Iwo points In the second quarter and Debbie had a bucket and a free throw. The third iperlod favored the Northwood girls, 11-10, and In the final frame Debbie had six points and Kathy three with the regulation playing ffme ending In a knot, 19-19. Debbie Ostermann had 11 points In the win with Kathy totaling nine and Dawn Steffensen had a free throw. Also seeing action In the forward court was Cindy Holtorf. Starting guards were JoAnn Berschman, Dixie Gelken and Denise Gelken, Sharing defensive duties with this trio were Kay Klewtet, Mary Steinberg, Marlys Ubben and Cathy Radmaker . . . OUR SECOND PHOTO shows JoAnn Berschman claiming a rebound In the guard court as she battled Bloomingdale (41) of the host team for the ball. Mary Steinberg of the Blsonettes is shewn at left. TEplxTHE GIRLS A TEAM ... was behind by two, 2-0, at North-wood Monday night when the above picture was taken as Bl-sonetles guard Maureen Griffin battled one of the Northwood forwards for the ball. Debbie Nerdlg (45) Is shown In Ihe foreground. The Blsonettes scored Just two points in the first quarter while their hostesses were recording seven. In the second period. North-wood maintained the pace adding 20 points while Buffalo Center picked up 11 for a halftlme count of 27-13, Northwood. The third quarter saw the two teami play it about even with Northwood picking up eleven to nine for the Blsonettes . . « 38-22. In Ihe final frame, Northwood broke It open as their defense held the Blsoneffos to just one point, a free throw by Sharon Llmberg, while they added 14 for the final score of 52-23, Northwood , . . THE PICTURE AT RIGHT shows Blsonettes forward Marilyn Torkelson (15) attempting to prevent a pass from a Northwood guard wllh just 31 seconds remaining In Ihe game. Starting In the forward court for the Blsonettes were Glenda Ostermann, Marilyn, and Sharon Llmberg with Debbie Ostermann, Dawn Stelfensen, Kathy Nerdlg, LeAnn Albers and Laurie Harms also seeing action. First line defenders In the guard court were Debbie Berschman, Debbie Nerdlg, and Maureen Griffin with JoAnn Berschman, Mary Steinberg and Denise Gelken Inserted into the lineup by Coach Tom Nelson. Tho season's finale In girls haskelbaJJ comes Monday evening, February 7 when they travel to Swea City. TEplxSiorkClubRoth-Laabs Vows Spoken January 7Mariya Roth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Roth of Buffalo Center, and Garry L. Laabs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philo Laabs of Forest City, were united in marriage Friday, January 7, at the Calvary Lutheran Church in Crystal Lake, Rev. W, A. Westman conducted the 8:00 p.m., double ring ceremony.The altar was decorated with candelabra. PatU Westman furnished the nuptial music as organist.The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a street length, white velvet dress featuring short, puffed sleeves and a stand-up collar with sliver trim. She carried a red, long-stemmed rose.Jerilyn Roth, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and wore a medium blue, double knit dress with empire waist. She carried a long-stemmend white carnation with blue tips.Dale Laabs, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man. His boutonniere was a blue tipped white carnation.Following the ceremony the bridegroom’s parents held a luncheon at their home for the immediate families.The bride’s parents held a reception at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 8. at the Presbyterian Church In Woden. Mrs. Keith Hal-voraen, sister of the bride, registered about 100 guests, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roth, brother and sister-in-law of the bride, were host and hostess. Mrs. Wayne Roth, sister-in-law of the bride, presided at the punch bowl. Mrs. Bill Schwartz, sister of the bride, poured coffee, while Mrs. Russell Roth and Mrs. Mike Laabs, Bisters-in-law of the bride and bridegroom, cut and served the wedding cake.Jane and Janice Dahle, cousins of the bride, were waitresses. Mrs. Richard Reiken, Mrs. Charles Christianson. Mrs. Robert Eden, Mrs. Sena Kramer, Mrs. Henry Gerdts and Mrs. Blanche Valley were kitchen hostesses.Troy Michael Halvorsen, Peggy Jo Roth and Teresa Lyti Roth, nephew and nieces of the bride, handed out thank you notes as the couple opened their gifts.The bride attends the Buffalo Center Community School and the bridegroom is a 1971 graduate of the Buffalo Center Community School and is employed at Winnebago Industries.The couple is now at home in Woden.ittffilo C**Ht Trtiittfl* Thursday, TsbtttitT 4. 1871 — Betfsld ****Janssen, Inez Rippentrop.11th Gride Thea Dunmire, Trudy Halni, Gary Rike, Doris Smidt.18th Grads Rhonda Budlong,. Kent Rode.9th Grade Cynthia Baade, Janlne Boyken, Rebecca Buitkofske, DeborahJanssen.8th GradeMary Christensen, Mary Post. 7th GradePaul Jenssan, Neal Struthers.Semester Honor Roll at Titonka SchoolThe following students at the Titonka school have earned A Honor Roll status for the first semester, recently completed. In order to be on the A Honor Roll a student must have a 3.75 or better of all subjects that meet dally. Students are:12th GradeRhonda Boekelman, Quentin Boyken, Marla Huisman, StephenTry Trlbtme WaM Ada.WODENFIREMEN’S BALLSaturday, February 5Miss Peterson to Be Honored February 11An opett house shower honoring Kim Peterson, bride-to-be. of Daryl Gelsking, will be held Friday evening, February 11, at 7:30 p.m. at the Immanuel Lutheran Church at Titonka. All friends and relatives are invited to attend.Music by RAY STOLZENBERGat Duncan HallDUNCAN, IOWAMr. and • Mrs. Kenneth Yell of Minneapolis, Minnesota are the proud parents of a son born Monday, January 24. They have named him Todd Kenneth and his weight was 6 lbs., 5% ozs. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Dontje of Estherville and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Yell of Audubon, Minnesota. The great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harringa and Mrs. Jennie Dontje all of Buffalo Center and Mr. William Schmuhl of Barrett, Minnesota.Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mitthun of Rake are the proud parents of their first; child, a daughter bom Friday, January 28 at the Buffalo Center Hospital. The little Miss bas been named Lynnae Sue and her weight was 7 lbs., 6 ozs. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Engelby of Rake and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mitthun of Rake. Mrs. Clark Sabin of Armstrong is the great-grandmother.Monday, January 31, Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Akkermann of Buffalo Center became the parents of a daughter. Linda Kaye, born at the Buffalo Center Hospital. Her weight was 7 lbs., 7% ozs. and she has been named Linda Kaye. The Akkermanns have four other children, two sons, Juern, 13, and Joe, 12. and two daughters, Susan. 8, and Theda, 5. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Akkermann of Germany and Mr. and Mrs. George Jutting of Phoenix, Arizona.Mr. and Mrs. George Geiken of Northfield, Minnesota are the parents of a daughter born Monday, January 31. Her weight was 7 lbs.. 4 ozs. and she has been named Lisa Joy. She has a big brother, Mark. 2%. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gelken of Buffalo Center and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hanson of Garvin, Minnesota. Mrs. Gehlson of Iona, Minnesotais the great-grandmother.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson andJacki of Thompson were Sunday evening supper guests in the Fritz Rhubee home.Charlotte Rhubee and Mrs, Hazel Bradley of Jeffers, Minnesota were both Sunday and Tuesday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Rhubee.ProfessionaliDirectoryForest City Rites GoodwiM Truek Held January 31 Co||eeted 65 BogsFor Sylvan AweFuneral services for Sylvan D. Awe, 60, of Forest City were held Monday afternoon, January 31, at the United Methodist Church in Forest City. Interment was in Oakland cemetery.Mr. Awe passed away suddenly on Thursday afternoon, January 27, while visiting friends in Forest City.Borri December 19, 1911 at La-kota, he was the son of Delbert and Amelia Beaver Awe. He was married to Lulu McAllister February 26, 1938 at Thompson.Mr. Awe was a Forest .City policeman and police chief For 13 years and for the past four years drove motor homes for Winnebago Industries.Surviving are his wife: three daughters, Mrs. Ordean (Carmen) Fredrickson, Mrs. Jerry (Connie) Hill, both of Forest City and Mrs. Norman (Kaye) Hagen, Bagley, Minnesota; two brothers, Robert Awe, Kane, Illinois: Russell Awe, Daytona Beach, Florida: three sisters, Mrs. Genevieve Ashpole, Albert Lea. Minnesota. Mrs*,1 Charlotte Rhubee, Jeffers. Minnesota, Mrs. Carroll (Thelma) Day. Ventura, and 11 grandchildren.Sixty-five filled bags were loaded onto the Goodwill truck Tuesday morning at the Buffalo. Center United Methodist Church.■ Each truckload of filled bags arriving at Goodwill Industries in Sioux City means continuance of employment for the handicapped which brings u measure of happiness and a feeling of worthiness for each handicapped person.They, too. are proud to be self-supporting. ^The Goodwill truck will again be in Buffalo Center in March, the date to be announced later. Empty Goodwill bags may be picked up at the church. Please check your closets, attic, etc. and fill the bags with discarded clothing, shoes and toys.HONORED ON BIRTHDAYSunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Boyken at Woden in honor of Mr. Boyken’s birthday were Mr. and Mrs. John Boyken and family of Algona, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rose and Tom and Mr. and Mrs. John Teig and Betsy of Buffalo Center and Mr, Dick Mayiand of Elmore, Minnesota.Mr. end Mrs.; Fritz Rhutfre attended funeral services for Sylvan Awe, 60. at the United Methodist Church in Forest City Mondayafternoon.Monday Mrs. Larry Gray andKimberly of Titonka visited in the parental Wm. Betels home and Tuesday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. John Laage of Fenton.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Janssen visited their daughter andt family, the Michael Vodraskas on Sunday afternoon.2ND SHIFT OPENINGS‘Apply at Winnebago employment office, Stitchcraft build ihg. 1226 South Fourth St., Forest City, Iowa.FOREST CITY. IOWA An equal opportunity employerifMorton BuildingsIN COLORCattleBarnsOpen front cattle sheds are furnished in widths from 27 ft. to 50 ft. General Purpose Barns era furnished In three styles which Include large areas for loafing, feeding and hay storage.EUGENE G. SARNOAttorney-at-lawin Offic. W*dn««iay* »t TRIBUNE BUILDINGiurrsto c«WTi« low* *******Armstrong Services Inc.PHONE 562*2515 I of Towing ServiceMachineShedsModern farm machines require big, dear span Interiors and big doors.MORTON Buildings come In clear spans of 24 ft., 30 ft., 36 ft., 42 ft.,4B ft., 54 ft., 60 ft., and 72 ft. 13 ft. high doors ero standard in end walls, but the height can be Increased depending upon the height of the building sidewalk► Garages — Shops► Horse Barns► Grain Storage► Hog Confinement► Cattle Confinement► Free Stall Barns► Commercial BuildingsSind information on Morton Squar. Port Building. 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Buffalo Center Tribune
Buffalo Center, Iowa, US
Thu, Feb 03, 1972
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