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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

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Volunteers Drive Gruss Recreation Area Renovation Effort

Dozens of volunteers and work crews converged Saturday at the Gruss Recreation Area to clear a barn site. They broke up concrete floors with jackhammers, removed windows and trim, and staged debris for removal while other teams cleared rock and weeds around the lawn and picnic areas.

Gruss Recreation Area Tribune Jeff Nioes Benford Stohr Vernon Stohr Moss Erv Bargman Jay D. Rush Tri-County Recreation Association Rush Floyd U Imann

Cindy Heydlauff Named Buffalo Center Band Festival Queen Candidate

Cindy Heydlauff, Class of 1975, was chosen as Buffalo Center queen candidate for the North Iowa Band Festival on June 10 in Mason City. She led the Buffalo Center Community School Marching Band in the parade and will vie for Miss North Iowa Band Festival, 1975, amid judging activities and public appearances.

Cindy Kaye Heydlauff Buffalo Center North Iowa Mason City Cindy North Federal Girls Recreation Association GRA FFA Iowa Central Community College Fort Dodge Minneapolis Anal US Army US Navy New Orleans Louisiana Central Park Newman High School Sears Shopping Center Willowbrook Plaza Roosevelt Field Cindy Heydlauff Suffalo

Blood Pressure Clinic Planned in Buffalo Center

Marjorie Costigan warns high blood pressure is a leading killer and urges control to prevent stroke heart and kidney damage. A free clinic will run Tuesday June 17 from 12 40 p m to 5 00 p m at United Methodist Church Buffalo Center. Sponsored by the Buffalo Center Literary Club with Iowa Health Department Iowa Heart Association and Winnebago County Public Health Nursing Service.

Marjorie Costigan R. N Winnebago County United Methodist Church Buffalo Center Literary Club State Department of Health The Iowa Heart Association

Seek Century Farm Families For Bicentennial Recognition

Century Farm recognition ends July 4 1975 with notarized applications due to the Iowa Department of Agriculture. The program honors families owning 80 acres or more for 100 years or longer. Obtain application blanks from Extension Service or Farm Bureau in Thompson via R W Anderson.

Century Farms R. W. Anderson Iowa Department of Agriculture Century Farm Anderson Extension Service Farm Bureau Thompson

Legion Auxiliary to Elect Officers Monday

The American Legion Auxiliary holds its regular meeting Monday evening June 9 at 7:00 p.m. at the City Hall with election of officers. Mrs. Dorothy Fiderlick, Gladys Winter, and Darlene Weaver will assist. Mrs. Kenny Buns was a Monday afternoon guest at the Alvin Eden home in Waden.

Kenny Buns Alvin Eden Waden

Police Chief Cites Use of Cycles and Mini Bikes

Chief Carl Anderson warns city residents about unauthorized motorcycle and mini bike use. Underage riders and lack of licenses trigger state fines up to 100 dollars or 40 days in jail. Bikes should be ridden on private property or city streets only with proper licensing and tests.

Carl Anderson Anderson Towa

Cleanup week nets 35 truckloads in Buffalo Center

Buffalo Center residents and workers cleared 35 truckloads of refuse during a six day cleanup. Street and Water Commissioner Gary Anderson, aided by Dennis Dontje and Greg Day, supervised loads that averaged just under six per day. Trash was hauled to the landfill east of the junction of highways 9 and 69 as residents also brought their own refuse.

Buffalo Center Gary Anderson Anderson Dennis Dontje Greg Day

North Iowa Band Festival brims with 60 bands and 30k fans

The 37th annual North Iowa Band Festival in Mason City on Tuesday features 60 bands and over 30,000 spectators. Buffalo Center high school marching band, led by majorettes LeAnn Albers and Marcia Johnson, performs along 3rd Avenue Memorial Day. Guest conductor Colonel Arnold D. Gabriel directs 4,500 band members in the 4:00 p.m. Roosevelt Field finale.

Mason City Buffalo Center 3Rd Avenue LeAnn Albers Marcia Johnson Arnold D. Gabriel US Air Force Band Roosevelt Field Bob Brown

Killer dogs raid Jensvold's used machinery flock

A flock of 30 sheep owned by Jensvold's Inc was attacked by dogs at a used machinery lot. All 30 animals died or had to be euthanized. The incident prompted a county damages claim and a review of dog licensing funds. Local officials noted previous similar attacks and expressed concern over the livestock loss and future preventive steps.

Jensvold Killer Doga Jensvold's, Inc Jensvold’s Third District Alonzo Johnson Special County Fund Alanzo Johnson Doug Penning Andy Winter Jensvald Lee Heiman Penning Wintar Les Ostrander Johnson Jensvold's Carl Boehm Vern Mathison Mill Road

Seek Interest Indications for Summer Theatre

Tentative plans are under consideration for a summer theatre program for school age students. A weekly hour meeting for interested elementary students will feature creative dramatic activities. Students will act out stories, perform pantomimes, and engage in imaginative play during the sessions.

Colleen Miller Linda Gray Tribune

Bison Senior Citizens Adjust Summer Meeting Schedule

The Bison Senior Citizens will skip this Thursday evening meetings. June and July will group meetings every other week. The next gathering is set for Thursday June 12. Mr and Mrs Fred Duea visited Walter Logemann on May 25 evening.

Bison Fred Duea Walter Logemann

Buffalo Center Corn Goes On Ship Saturday

Details emerge on a shipment of 2,240 fifty pound bags of corn from Buffalo Center area growers to Tanzania. The cargo left Rock Island on May 16 bound for New Orleans and will be loaded onto the Gulf Merchant for its voyage to East Africa.

Tanzania East Africa Vern Fiderlick Farmers Cooperative Elevator Rock Island New Orleans Louisiana Dallas Texas Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad Gulf Kansas City

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