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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
5
Lakota Board of Education schedules a public meeting in the gym on Monday June 5 at 8 00 p m to discuss combining Kindergarten and first grade with Ledyard Community School Residents may vote by secret ballot on whether to implement the merger this fall in 1973 or not at all
Lieutenant Governor Roger W. Jepsen is slated to address 320 Ellsworth Community College graduates at a June commencement in the North Elementary School gymnasium in Iowa Falls. Dr. D. W. Skinner will deliver the charge, followed by a library reception for graduates and families. Local Lakota students Patrick Beemer Sandra Boehm Gloria Geilenfeldt Rita Jaeger and Frederick Johnson are listed among the graduates.
Dakota pastor Leonard Felton says the I Believe in Miracles program will air at 6:00 p.m. Sundays on KEYC TV Mankato beginning June 4, shifting from Saturdays as part of the CBS season. John Michel, Grace Baptist Church pastor and host, hopes viewers will welcome the new time and broaden its reach. Eldon Heetland and wife visited Winnebago family Sunday for dinner and called on Belle Koppen and Don Koppen later in the day.
Lakota lists A and B Honor Roll recipients by grade and year. Seniors and juniors on A and B honors include Linda Ford, Diane Anderson, Scott Bosma, Verlaine Heidecker, Roxane Miller, and others. Sophomores and freshmen also named with a mix of 3.67 and 3.00 thresholds, including Kristy Berschman, Ben Wagenaar, Peggy Carlson, and Tim Wirtjes.
A silver anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Hoeppner drew about 1500 guests at their farm home on Sunday May 21. The event was sponsored by their children and included many out of town visitors from Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska.
The Ledyard Homemakers Club schedules its annual potluck picnic supper for Sunday June 11 at 6:39 p.m. at Sea City Park. Families are urged to bring a dish to share. Mr and Mrs Al Scott and their daughters visited Cedar Rapids relative Mrs Wm Schroeder.
Iowa expects about 31 650 youths ages 14 to 18 to detassel hybrid seed corn for two to three weeks starting around July 11. The operation covers about 120 000 planted acres with an average wage of 1 40 dollars per hour. Demand is lower than 1971 due to fewer acres and more mechanical toppers, but the program will boost the economy as youth earn quick season money. Youth should register early at local Iowa State Employment Service offices as space is limited and not first come first served.
Lakota Saint Pauls Lutheran Church hosts daily Vacation Bible School with the Neighborhood Series theme. Sessions run 6 45 am to 3 pm each day and conclude Friday afternoon with a student program during Sunday worship followed by a noon pot lunch and fellowship.
An open house bridal shower will honor Miss Emily Hoeppner daughter of Mr and Mrs Burdette Hoeppner Friday June 2 at 9 00 am at the First Presbyterian church parlor All friends and relatives are invited The couple to be Joe Charles Silbers of Buffalo Center and the wedding set for Saturday June 17 Memorial Day visitors Mr and Mrs Steve Sampson of Ames were guests at Mike Christ Jr home
Lakota High School principal Lakota-David W. Boelman announced the selection of Marcia Kay Paulsen and Sara Jane Christ as members of The Society of Outstanding American High School Students. The society funds over 500000 in renewable college scholarships and recognizes top student achievement nationwide.
Heads Mrs Elmer Madetzke and Mr and Mrs Harold Wentworth of Ledyard left Friday morning to attend the graduation of Joan Kessell at Lamani that evening. They were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Leon Kessel at Lamani. Mr and Mrs W E Ley were visited by their daughter Mrs Edward Buckels and her son Taınt of Boone over the weekend.
Lakota Recreation swim program starts Tuesday June 13 with sessions every Tuesday and Friday until July 28. Bus departs Lakota School at 12 30 p m. cost 50 cents per child. Lessons run July 17 28 from 9 00 a m to 12 00 noon. students should be at the school at 8 30 a m to depart.
A large Memorial Day open house at Mrs Schadendorf and numerous relatives from Lakota Buffalo Center Ledyard Swea City Titonka Elmore Minnesota and beyond attended to honor Ronald's graduation. Other guests included families from Blue Earth Fairmont Dolliver Garner and Webster City as well as out of state visitors from Alabama and Washington.
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