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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2017
Page
3
Doris Harms celebrates her 80th birthday with a card shower on Thursday January 12. Friends and family are invited to share greetings at 402 S Main St Buffalo Center IA 50424.
Carroll and Leona VanHove celebrate 80th birthdays with a card shower. Carroll’s birthday is December 31 and Leona’s is January 12. Cards may be sent to 308 N Mill Rd Buffalo Center IA 50424 for greetings.
North Iowa Communities announces the Save the Date for March 11 marking the 6th Annual North Iowa Betterment Gala at Heritage Town Center in Buffalo Center. The event features community fundraisers, local speakers, and opportunities to support regional development through civic projects and volunteer programs.
Activities run Thursday January 12 include coffee and breakfast for Agronomists at Asmus Farm Supply from 7 to 8 am. Youth basketball Belmond Klemme and Lake Mills at 4 pm and 4:15 pm respectively. Wrestling Eagle Grove at 6 pm. Bluegrass Jam at Heritage Town Center Buffalo Center 6 to 9 pm. Friday January 13 features Forest City bowling at 4 pm and Estherville JV wrestling at 5 pm.
Calendar notes wrestling at Estherville at 9 a.m. and North Union at 4 p.m. on Saturday January 14 with additional events January 16 including North Iowa Food for Families pantry at Buffalo Plaza 2 to 4 p.m. JV and varsity girls and boys basketball at Central Springs at 4 p.m. Also listed are seventh and eighth grade girls basketball at Bishop Garrigan at 4:15 p.m. A school board meeting at NICS Commons at 6 p.m. and an Alzheimer's support group meeting at HTC Buffalo Center at 6 p.m.
The Winnebago County Conservation Board invites the public to a Winter Stargazing program on Friday January 27 at the Thorpe Park entrance starting 7 p.m. Naturalist Lisa Ralls will guide a 45 to 60 minute tour of visible winter constellations including Orion Taurus Auriga Gemini and Leo along with year round stars the Big and Little Dippers Cassiopeia and Hydra Venus and Mars may appear. Hot chocolate cookies and star charts will be provided. binoculars are encouraged but limited pairs available. In bad weather the event will be canceled with notices on KIOW FM 107.3 WCCB site Facebook and Twitter. For details call Lisa Ralls at 641-565-3390 or email Kalls@winnebagoccb.com. Thorpe Park lies five miles west of Forest City on 345th Street.
Shelby Berte and Morgan Kahler of Lakota were named to the Dean's List at South Dakota State University for fall 2016. To qualify, students must complete at least 12 credits and earn a 3.5 GPA or higher on a 4.0 scale.
The schedule lists daily breakfasts and lunches for January 16 to 20. Items include oatmeal and toast with peaches, teriyaki chicken and rice, cheese omelet, Crispitos, breakfast sliders and cheese breadsticks, pancake on a stick and pulled pork sandwich, plus cereal with toast and a rock n roll beef wrap.
Iowa’s hunting seasons have closed for pheasant late muzzleloader archery deer and archery fall turkey as of January 10. Furbearer squirrel quail partridge and grouse remain open until January 31. Rabbit season runs to February 28. Crow season runs January 14 to March 31. Beaver trapping ends April 15. Waterfowl north zone Canada goose closed January 4 and light goose season closes January 13. Light goose conservation order runs January 28 to April 15 statewide with extra rules.
Weekly publication overview lists staff, departments, and contact emails for news tips obituaries and ads. Includes deadlines for submissions and notices to send engagements anniversaries and weddings with staff names Olivia Doden Andrew Shaw and Ryan Harvey among others.
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