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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1971

Page

5

Lakota Feed Grain Signup Window Sets January Dates

Lakota reporters note the 1972 Feed Grain Program signup runs January 17 through February 23 with no extension. Donald J. Bollig, Kossuth ASC chair, says set-aside aims for at least 38 million acres, up from 18.2 million this year, and that February 25 offers must be met to decide on farmer offers. He emphasizes early signup to reach goals and offset 1971 corn carryover while expanding farmer farm decision making and market reliance.

Donald J. Bollig Kossuth County Bollig

Four Students Named to Lakota Honor Band Roll

Lakota announces four students selected for the Honor Band Festival at Charles City on Saturday December 11. Participants include Scott Bosma Lorna Bur Her Dale Siemens and Lisa Bich enberger.

Charles City Scott Bosma Lorna Bur Her Dale Siemens Lisa Bichenberger

Junior Girl Scouts Meet at City Hall November 23

The top ten Junior Girl Scouts gathered at City Hall on Tuesday November 23. Wew leaders were elected including Patrol Leader Kandi Riendl Assistant Patrol Leader Barbara Jaeger Treasurer Roberta Ogren and Scribe Kim Schroeder. Games and cookie lunch were enjoyed.

Wew Kandi Riendl Barbara Jaeger Roberta Ogren Scribe Kim Schroeder

Lakota School Board Sets December 6 Meeting

Lakota School Board will meet Monday December 6 replacing the regular December 9 session. Hospital notes list August Christ and Charles Hertzke hospitalized at Buffalo Center Hospital. Numerous local families and guests marked Thanksgiving with visits across Iowa and Minnesota, including University and college students and relatives visiting in Estherville, Swea City, Hopkins, Burnsville, and Minneapolis.

Lakota School Board Lakota August Christ Buffalo Center Charles Hertzke Buffalo Center Hospital Wm. Schroeder al Scott Cedar Rapids Jim Scott University of Towa Towa City Mary Scott Iowa State University Ames Ralph Theisen Harold Olson Minneapolis Carrie Theisen Olson Minneapole George Ennen George Weringa Barbara Weringa Q. B. Kaons Swea City Gene Weringa Hopkins Minnesota Wilson Brack Howard Lewis Lawrence Lewis Connie Roger Brack Burnsville Leona Heefland Minnetonka Gerald Heetland Hawaii Eugene Theisen Dolliver Leon Theisen Wairmont Mike Christ, Jr Donald Koons Diana Johnson Estherville Mike Christ Dennis Mueller Edmund Mueller Rey Mueller Clyde Glassel Grafton Glassel

Eagles Defeat Titonka In Loop Play

Lakota Eagles beat Titonka 65 to 34 in loop play Tuesday night. After foul trouble early, Lakota outscored Titonka 23 to 3 in the third quarter led by Paul Peterson who added 11 in the period. Bob Johnson scored 15, with Mickey Berg 12 and Scott Bosma 10. Eagles open conference play Friday December 3 at Ringsted against the Danes.

Lakota Lakota Eagles Titenka Indians Eagles Indians Big Paul Peterson Peterson Titanka Bob Johnson Eagle Mickey Berg Scott Bosma Ringsted

Cub Scout Den 11 Reports Thanksgiving Plans at City Hall

Cub Scouts met Monday November 22 at City Hall. Roll call noted, members discussed Thanksgiving Day plans. Dues collected, Carl Herhow distributed treats. Rodney McGilivary led the Flag Ceremony after which the group visited Dave Boekelman’s home for Christmas crafts. Carl Berhow told a folk tale to earn Bear Book achievement 10. The meeting closed with “America” sung.

Carl | Herhow Carl Rodney McGilivary Dave Boekelman Carl Berhow Johnnie

Lakota Lunch Menu and Local Notices

Lakota daily lunch menu lists meals for December 6 to 10 with milk. includes mashed potatoes meat loaf car rot sticks plain sandwiches and fruit each day. Mayors court reports speeding fine and temporary permit loss for Lakota Iowa. Thanksgiving gathering noted at Mrs Leona Heetland home with multiple families from nearby towns. Baptism of Daniel Fred, infant son of Eugene and family, at St Pauls Lutheran Church.

Lakota Bernard Mervin Becker Iowa Leona Heetland Larry Stafford Nancy Galena Tlinois Wayne Heetland Bloomington Minnesota Gerald Heetland Minnetonka Ronald Heetland Elmer Paulsen Richard Glenn Mabus Lyle Mabus Arlene Blome Douglas Blome Des Moines Mary Larson Elmore Daniel Fred Eugene Christ St. Paul's Lutheran Church Wm. Christ Bernard Ryan

Lakota Snowmobile Ordinance Restricts Use Downtown

Lakota passes a town ordinance banning snowmobiles on main streets and county roads west of town, sidewalks, alleys, and from unattended operation. Operation requires owner consent for private property use, age limit of 16, and adherence to state equipment rules. Violations carry a $100 fine or up to 30 days imprisonment.

Lakota Ayone

Art Prints Arrive at Lakota Library

Lakota Library will host a North Iowa Extension Service art prints program from November 29 1971 through February 28 1972. Prints circulate on a one day hold per patron with rotation, one framed print per household, adult cards required, four week loan with no renewals, and deposits must be returned during library hours to the librarian.

Lakota North Iowa Library Extension Service Lnan

Bazaar and Bake Sale at City Hall by Lakota Garden Club

Lakota Garden Club hosts a Bazaar and Bake Sale at City Hall on Saturday December 4 from 2 to 4 30 pm Lunches will be sold and a drawing for three door prizes at 3 pm An invite to the community to attend and support the club activities.

Lakota Garden Club

Legion Auxiliary Christmas Party Hosted by Lakota Group

Lakota Legion Auxiliary members will hold their annual pot luck Christmas party at Mrs. Leona Heetland’s home on Tuesday evening November 7 at 6 30. Members should bring a White Elephant gift for exchange and a collection will be taken to send to the Veterans Hospital.

Lakota American Legion Auxiliary Leona Heetland Veteran's Hospital

Used Clothing Drive by Lakota School Children

Lakota grade schoolers collected 340 pounds of used clothing for Wall Chance Inc. The items were trucked to St. Louis for free distribution regardless of race religion or origin. Lena Gutknecht returned home November 20 after visiting relatives in Seattle and Lynden. Mr Irvin Koppen and Mr Dale Koppen with families were dinner guests November 21 at Goldfield.

Sanomarine Lakota Wall Chance, Inc St. Louis Missouri Lena Gutknecht Seattle Lynden Washington Irvin Koppen Dale Koppen Matt Nelson Goldfield Town

Diabetic Clinic Set for December 7

Lakota announces a urine testing clinic for residents of Lakota and nearby areas to be held December 7 at Lakota School in the Kindergarten Activity Room. Hours are 9 to 11 am and 2 30 to 5 pm. The event is a cooperative effort with Iowa Lakes Community College and the Public Health Nursing Service.

Lakota Iowa Lakes Community College Public Health Nursing Service

Christmas Concerts Planned Here at Lakota Lakota

Lakota Lakota school students will perform two Christmas concerts. Elementary and junior high will perform December 9 at 7 30 p m in the Lakota School Gymnasium. High School Band Chorus and Glee Club present December 16 at 7 30 p m in the Lakota School Auditorium. Public is invited. Directed by Miss Marty Guthrie and Mrs Lawrence Govern with elementary teachers assisting.

Lakota Marty Guthrie Lawrence

Thanksgiving family visits and births span Iowa scene

The notice recounts a birth in Des Moines to Mr and Mrs Clare Barrett and lists Thanksgiving Day gatherings across multiple towns. It mentions Mrs Doris Smith in Fort Dodge, W E Ley and family in Fort Dodge, Belle Kappan hosting in Elmore, various relatives in Mankato Rock Rapids and Knoxville, and other Thanksgiving dinners with long lists of names. It notes Beverly Cushman’s mobility and new nursing job in Knoxville. The letter closes with visits of the Ennen and Brandt families, and Koppen attending a dinner in Kensett.

V. A. Barrett Clare Barrett Des Moines Gene Garrett Becky Steve Powers Elmore John Rustemeier Mankato Robert Fort Dodge Mary Telkamp Bob Armstrong F. L. Bakken Bode Larry Shirk Lake Mills Mytle Cushman Robert Lewis Knoxville Town David Cushman Spirit Lake Lewis Beverly Cushman George Ennen George Weringa Hopkins Minnesota Frances Sten‘berg Raymond Brandt Titonka

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Lois Weringa Cub Scout George Schroeder Frances Schroeder Melvin * Schroeder V. A Rose Rahmstock Wilfred Radig Winter Furniture Store
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