Readers record impressive scores at Mason City festival
Mason City hosted the Mohawk Festival on Saturday December 4 with over 30 schools and 300 participants. Buffalo Center students earned 20 Outstandings 44 Excellents and 29 Goods with six girls advancing to semifinals. Judges included Mrs Rush Mrs Wilson Mrs Ross Taller and Mr Denekas who credited pre contest help.
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James Denekas
Buffalo Center
Mason City
Peggy Rush
Carol Wilson
Helen Ross- Taller
Definis Wrede
Denekas
Rush
Wilson
Wrede
Miason Qilty
Dixie Geiken
Tom Heiman
Merv Murray
Linda Ostrander
Linda Gray
Folowing
Lee Larson
Cindy van Hove
Lynette Lee
Mike Albers
Laurel Thorland
Jean Hippen
Barb Dudding
Denise Berschman
Dori Geiken
Gail Steffensen
Cindy Holter
Marela Johnson
Kathy Methders
Jane Lande
Mary Murray
Marlys Ubben
Cindy Heydlauff
Maureen Wertjes
Darlene Caltvedt
Lori Rippentrop
Colleen Miller
Gayle Becker
Linds Ostrander
Susan Elman
Linds Gray
Mary Edwards
New City Clerk Hired By Council To Begin New Year
Mrs Lillian Kopp was hired by the City Council during its December 5 meeting to serve as City Clerk starting January 1, 1974, replacing Mrs Margaret Stonebraker who completes five years as clerk December 31. Stonebraker will assist until January 15, 1974. Kopp, a former Farmers Trust & Savings Bank employee, began learning the job December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Kopp
Margaret Stonebraker
Clark
Kopp
Registering Continues In Christmas Drawings In Buffalo Center
Registration continues in Buffalo Center for the third day of pre Christmas drawings. Two $25 prizes were won by Alvin Walters and Mrs Jake Wessels in recent drawings. Upcoming draws include December 15 with three winners and December 19 to 22 daily drawings totaling 15 winners. Santa visits Saturday December 15 with candy and a 2:45 p m movie for children, and a second movie is planned December 22. Critics note no purchase needed to enter. entries encouraged by local retailers.
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Buffalo Center
Alvin Walters
Jake Wessels
Walters
Wessels
Larry Weaver
American Legion Post 21
Legionnaires
Santa Claus
Udibanium
Arep
Bison Aim to Maintain Rating Against Britt Eagles
Buffalo Center meets Britt in North Town conference play while tied for the league lead at 3-0 with Northwood. Britt is 0-2 and the Bison hold a 16 game edge in series, with two prior 1970s meetings noted. doubleheader action begins at 6 45 p m with girls games to follow.
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Buffalo Center Bison
Britt Eagles
North Town
Bison
Northwood
Eagles
Britt
Buffalo Center
Merlyn Thorson
Bill Prochaska
Upper Iowa
Fayette
Eagle
Freshmore Eagles
Forest City
Belmond
Osage
Lake Mills
ASC Committee Election Results Names Farmers ASC Committee
The 1974 ASC community committeemen election results for Winnebago County were announced by County Executive Director Daniel Castle. Farmers from Buffalo Center Eden Lincoln and King townships won seats. county convention set for December 15 at 10:00 am to elect chair and vice chair from regular members. Senior Citizens Club meets December 13 with Santa hookup and movie. local merchants extend hours for Christmas shopping. daily drawing tickets require re-registration after each drawing.
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ASC
Winnebago County
Denaid& ‘Castle
ASCS
Buffalo Center
Buffalo
Arnold Hippen
Fred Radmaker
Koreen Askel
Donald H. Johnson
Richard Bosra
Eden
Norman Heitland
Roger Halvorson
Donald Skogen
Clarence van Hove
Dave Vegge
Ronald Jacobs
Nan
Winnebago coops name new managers for 1974
Gustafson announces Palmer Hamlin will manage Winnebago REC and Kenneth Levi will lead Winnebago RTA starting January 1, 1974 after Glenn Bergland resigns. Hamlin has long served the electric cooperative. Levi is current RTA president and will move into telephone management. The two coops plan separate operations.
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Winnebago Rec
RTA
Gustaf Gustafson
Forest City
Palmer Hamlin
Kenneth Levi
Thompson
Iowa
Winnebago Rural Electric Cooperative’ Associations
Winnebago Cooperative Telephone Association
Gustafson
Glenn Bergland
Winnebago Rta
Bergland
Iown
Minnesota
Farmers To Hear Preserve Grain Talk December 20
Farmers in the Buffalo Center area will attend a session at the Voc-Ag Department on December 20 at 1:00 PM. Bob Hardin of Kemin Industries will discuss acid treating high moisture grain for safe stowage, covering available acid preservatives and their role in preserving grain and its feed value amid scarce fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Voc-Ag
Bob Hardin
Kemin Industries
Christmas Musical and Open House At School Monday Night
A Christmas musical by Buffalo Center Community Schools students will be held Monday evening at the school auditorium starting 6:00 p.m. The program features girls, boys, and mixed choruses, instrumental groups, solo performances, and a speaking choir. An open house in elementary classrooms from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. follows, inviting parents to view decorations and student work.
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Buffalo Center Community School
Gladys Winter
Kim Holtert
Kristine DeVries
Je Ostermann
Rhonda Hassebro
Vocal Music Department
Buffalo Center Community Schools
Loren Larson
David Kahkacek
Larson
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